The Best French Restaurants In Hong Kong: From Michelin-Starred Dining To Parisian Bistros

From fine-dining Michelin-starred French restaurants to humble Parisian-style bistros, here’s where to find authentic and delicious French food in Hong Kong.

Instead of wading through the city’s endless dining options, we’ve done the legwork to highlight the dining spots that truly shine when it comes to French cuisine. Think expertly paired wine and cheese, decadent haute cuisine, and cosy brasseries that transport you straight to Paris. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion at a Michelin-starred restaurant or craving a casual steak frites at a local bistro, these are the best French restaurants in Hong Kong to bookmark for your next dining adventure. Bon appétit!

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La Petite Maison (LPM) — Riviera-inspired French cuisine in Central

La Petite Maison Hong Kong, H Queen’s, 23-29 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2887 1113, Instagram:@lpmrestauranthk, lpmrestaurants.com

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Jean Pierre — Parisian bistro magic in Sheung Wan

Step inside Jean Pierre and you’re instantly transported to Paris. With plush red velvet banquettes, mahogany wood accents and the stunning wall of drinks in the bar reception, Jean Pierre features one of the prettiest interiors and exteriors in the city. Highlights include the JP Burger (a Team Sassy fave!), the indulgent Poulet de Simone stuffed with tarragon and mushrooms and comforting classics like boeuf bourguignon, onion soup and steak tartare. At the bar, cocktails are equally magical — the briny Cornichon Martini is one to try (and discuss with your date!) or opt for a classic twist on the Sidecar or Espresso Martini.

Sassy Tip: Don’t miss its Piano night, which runs on the first Tuesday of the month!

Jean Pierre, 9 Bridges St, Central, Hong Kong, www.jean-pierre.com.hk

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Maison ES – Contemporary French Cuisine in a charming vintage setting

Tucked away just off Wan Chai’s Star Street, this charming French restaurant makes for a lovely setting for anything from a quiet dinner with friends, to a special occasion celebration. Its vintage-inspired decor creates a tranquil atmosphere that will transport you back in time, while curated menus by Chef Esther Sham, take you on a degustation journey.

Maison ES, 1A Star Street, Wan Chai (entrance on Electric Street), Hong Kong, 2521 8011, www.maison-es.com

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Le Colvert – Sustainable and authentic French restaurant in Sai Ying Pun

Tucked away in Sai Ying Pun, Le Colvert brings a deliciously fun take on authentic South-West French cuisine, with Chef Guillaume’s duck-centric menu stealing the show – from crispy confit to rich pâtés, every part of the bird gets its moment to shine! The cosy, duck-themed bistro blends rustic French charm with a relaxed Hong Kong vibe, offering generous, farm-fresh dishes that are big on flavour and sustainability. Whether you’re craving classic comfort food or modern French twists, this is where hearty portions meet cheeky Gallic flair, all in a setting as warm and welcoming as a Parisian cafe.

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Le Colvert, 321 Des Voeux Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 9548 6555, Instagram: @lecolverthk, lecolverthk.com

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Caprice – Three-Michelin-starred French gastronomy at Four Seasons

If you’re looking for glamour, then Caprice at the Four Seasons Hotel will certainly deliver. With crystal chandeliers and plush leather chairs adorning the dining room, Caprice epitomises luxurious French gastronomy. It is among the small handful of Hong Kong restaurants to be awarded the prestigious three Michelin stars and prides itself on its carefully curated wine list to pair with your meal.

Caprice, 6/F, Four Seasons Hotel, Hong Kong, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, 3196 8882, www.fourseasons.com

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L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon — Three-Michelin-starred French icon with a signature open kitchen

Making its grand return this autumn, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon is set to reopen on 15 September 2025 debuting a fully revamped 18,00sqft space. The three-Michelin-starred French icon dials up the opulence with a wine cellar, boasting more than 3,400 labels, five lavish private dining rooms (including one that reportedly cost $10 million to build) and a chic al-fresco terrace for elevated city views. Guests can expect the brand’s signature open-kitchen concept, where indulgent haute cuisine is plated before your eyes, along with the legendary Robuchon mash potatoes making their long-awaited comeback. Blending culinary artistry with luxe design, the reopening cements Robuchon’s legacy as one of Hong Kong’s most glamorous French dining experiences.

L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Shop 401, Landmark Atrium, 15 Queen’s Rd Central, Central, Hong Kong, www.robuchon.hk

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Bouillon Bistro Parisien — A classic Parisian bistro in the heart of Sheung Wan

Sheung Wan’s Bouillon is giving classic Parisian bistro energy — but with a curated wine roster from organic, family-owned wineries. Think buttery escargots à la bourguignonne, grilled bone marrow and crispy skinned duck confit — the comfort classics that hit just right. Diners rave about the beef rossini and passion-fruit crème brûlée that balances tang and sweetness perfectly.

Bouillon Bistro Parisienne, G/F, 6 Pound Lane, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, bouillonhk.com

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Feuille — Eco-conscious and Michelin-starred vegetarian dining

Michelin-starred and with a coveted Michelin Green Star for eco-conscious dining, Feuille is all about plant-forward sensuality: menus inspired by parts of plants, seasonality and sustainability. For vegetarians seeking elevated dining in Hong Kong, this one’s for you!

Feuille, 5/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, www.feuille.hk

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Bistro Du Vin — Cosy, vintage French bistro nestled in Kennedy Town

Nestled in Kennedy Town, this cosy, vintage-inspired French bistro highlights a striking red shopfront, retro French newspapers on the walls and a menu that oozes rustic-chic. Think clams in white-wine broth, duck rillettes and bouillabaisse loaded with lobster and prawns. Of course, you can’t skip the escargots on bone marrow and home-salted brandade with soft egg.The owner’s passion for wines from the Burgundy region is evident from the extensive wine collection.

Bistro Du Vin, 39 Cadogan St, Kennedy Town, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, piccoloconcepts.com/bistro-du-vin

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Racines — Classic French dishes with an Asian twist

Southern France’s magic is growing in Hong Kong at Racines. Its intimate and evolving seasonal five- or seven-course menus bring France straight to your table. We love the frog legs with a playful Asian twist! And cheese lovers will love the Ossau-Iraty cream with mango chutney, piquillo-pepper jam and focaccia croutons.

Racines, G/F, 22 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, www.racineshk.com

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Bouchon Bistro Français – Cosy Parisian-style neighbourhood bistro

With fromage and charcuterie plates on offer, Bouchon Bistro Français is one of our favourite spots to while away a lazy afternoon. Enjoy speciality dishes such as beef bourguignon or steak tartare for their signature French flavours and pair them with Bouchon’s extensive wine collection.

Bouchon Bistro Français, 49 Elgin Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong, 2525 9300, www.sandshospitality.com

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Gaddi’s – Hong Kong’s first French fine-dining restaurant

Crystal chandeliers, caviar and a Chinese Coromandel lacquerware screen from the 17th century? You’d expect no less from Hong Kong’s first fine-dining French restaurant! Accessible via a private lift in The Peninsula, Gaddi’s has maintained a solid reputation within the local culinary scene since the 50s, currently plating up exquisite French dishes by Chef and French-native Albin Gobil.

Gaddi’s, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2696 6763, www.peninsula.com

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Louise – Unpretentious French fine dining in a two-storey heritage building

A collaboration between JIA Group and acclaimed French chef, Julien Royer, this Michelin-starred restaurant is set in a grandiose two-storey heritage building in PMQ. Louise serves quality French classics, without any pomp, taking inspiration from the chef’s upbringing in the French countryside.

Louise, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central (enter via the gate closest to the Hollywood Road intersection), 2866 0300, www.louise.hk

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BELON – Modern Neo-Parisian bistro by Black Sheep

Black Sheep’s Michelin-starred concept Belon pays homage to old-school French cuisine and immaculately handles seasonal ingredients without a sniff of pretentiousness. With decorated chef Matthew Kirkley at its helm, the relaxed Neo-Parisian bistro serves up reimagined classics with contemporary flair.

BELON, 1/F, 1-5 Elgin Street, Soho, Hong Kong, 2152 2872, belonsoho.com

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La Creperie – Savoury galettes and sweet crepes in Wan Chai

Serving specialities from the French western province of Brittany, La Creperie is a perfect spot for a quick lunch or casual dinner. The savoury galettes and sweet crepes made with buckwheat are a treat, and make sure to check out the lunch sets, which range from $126 to $155 for a main, drink and dessert.

La Creperie, 1/F, Kui Chi Mansion, 100 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2529 9280, lacreperierestaurants.com

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Scarlett Café & Wine Bar – Kowloon’s hidden gem for French food and wine

With its laidback ambience, delectable food and affordable wines, this French-style bistro is a superb spot for no-fuss French food in Tsim Sha Tsui. And if you’re looking to treat yourself on the weekend, Scarlett offers a great brunch set from 11am, with options for free-flow oysters and French wine.

Scarlett Café & Wine Bar, 2 Austin Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3565 6513, www.randblab.com/scarlett-hk

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Épure – Contemporary fine French cuisine and rare vintage wines

Boasting a gorgeously designed venue that exudes a sophisticated sense of French heritage, an enviable collection of rare vintage wines and impeccably executed plates of fine French cuisine, it’s no surprise Épure has maintained a Michelin star since 2017. An excellent choice for business meetings, intimate gatherings and lavish celebrations, the service here is sure to impress.

Épure, Shop 403, Level 4, Ocean Centre, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3185 8338, www.epure.hk

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Brasserie on the Eighth  — Gorgeous views with delectable French cuisine

This swanky hotel brasserie is simply gorgeous — with an open kitchen and sweeping city views, go for the views, but stay for the highlights like the baked Burgundy escargots, velvety lobster bisque and the luxe beef tenderloin Rossini-style. Keep an eye out for their seasonal stars like lavender-honey duck or black truffle treats that completely elevate the dining experience.

Brasserie on the Eighth, 8/F, Conrad Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Central, Hong Kong, conraddining.com/brasserie-on-the-eighth/

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Babette — Indulgent French food with bistro warmth

Babette gives French hideaway energy with welcoming vibes and cheeky bistro warmth. Crowd-pleasers include the Foie Gras Poêlé with black truffle and garlic, the huuuuge Côte de Boeuf for two and that rich chicken-liver mousse, which are absolutely next-level. We also recommend the gnocchi on a bed of Béchamel — irresistible, and you’ll defo want seconds!

Babette, Shop G-3, G/F, Nan Fung Place, 173 Des Voeux Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, www.babette-hk.com

Marmo Bistro  — Reimagined French classics

This new Rosewood spot is all about Parisian bistro chic—marble vibes, intimate feels, and an open kitchen for that dramatic flair. Classics like foie gras torchon, côte de boeuf à la Bordelaise and fun bistro cocktails like the Sidecar and Boulevardier are menu staples here.

Marmo Bistro, G/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, www.rosewoodhotels.com/marmo-bistro

Nissa La Bella — Southern France in the heart of Hong Kong

Leaning heavily into southern French charm with cosy banquettes and wine bar glamour, Nissa La Bella’s gorgeous food will take you back to the streets of Paris. Notable highlights include its garlicy escargot, duck breast in red-wine sauce and monkfish with aioli— and desserts like pavlova or lemon tarts with caramel meringue perfectly finish the meal with a satisfying note.

Nissa La Bella, G/F, 10–14 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, www.nissalabella.hk

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AMI — Luxurious French Dining in Central

Part bistronomie, part forest-grove vibes — Ami is luxe meets earthy elegance. Must-tries include the melted lobster-bisque jelly, snow crab tartare with oozy yolk and seared scallop with dashi beurre blanc. Plus, don’t miss the showstopping tasting menu faves like Hokkaido scallop ceviche, homemade pasta with truffle & crustacean sauce and A4 Wagyu tenderloin. Parfait for a date night!

AMI, Shop 302, 3/F, Alexandra House, 18 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong, www.ami-woodear.hk

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Lala — Sweet luxe corner bistro with pastry chef magic and Riviera-meets-Paris vibes

Known for jaw-dropping pastries, elegant weekend brunch and ‘Thirst-Days in Paris’ terrace, each dish at LALA encapsulated the elegance and sophistication of true Parisian dining. The perfect spot for indulgence and culinary artistry, its specially curated lunches and dinners — not to mention cocktail menu — are a real treat!

LALA, G/F, 29 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong, www.lalahk.co

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More French Restaurants In Hong Kong

• • Jean May – A charming French bistro in Wan Chai serving home-style comfort eats. www.facebook.com/jeanmayhk
  • Clarence – “French cuisine made lighter” through Asian cooking methods such as charcoal grilling and teppan. www.clarencehk.com

Editor’s Note: “The Best French Restaurants in Hong Kong” was most recently updated by Team Sassy in September 2025. With thanks to Annie Simpson for her contribution.