The Pawn

ABOUT

Housed in one of Hong Kong's most iconic landmarks and considered a historical site dating back to 1888, The Pawn brings you an exciting restaurant and bar concept with al fresco dining in a unique space across two floors, 1/F Botanicals Bar and 2/F Kitchen.Rustic & traditional cooking, The Pawn off ...More

Housed in one of Hong Kong's most iconic landmarks and considered a historical site dating back to 1888, The Pawn brings you an exciting restaurant and bar concept with al fresco dining in a unique space across two floors, 1/F Botanicals Bar and 2/F Kitchen.

Rustic & traditional cooking, The Pawn offers seasonal dishes with the best quality ingredients cooked simply to bring together all the flavours.

With a permanent collection curated by artist another mountain man featuring some of Hong Kong's top contemporary artists, The Pawn has become more than just a dining space. It is a communal social venue for an eclectic mix of groups and sub-cultures, celebrating retro-futurism, arts & design, through casual-chic, al fresco and contemporary dining. (Aug 2018)

THE BUZZ

"It's a great leap forward and the new look, new menu, new concepts and deliciously innovative starters and desserts should be embraced by regulars and visitors." -Time Out Hong Kong

DISHES WE LOVE

French free-range Chicken, French wild pigeon, Whole fish, Baby spinach & pine nut pesto linguine, Smoked bacon carbonara, Cèpe mushroom & French black truffle risotto, Boston lobster tagine, Himalayan salt stone USDA grilled tomahawk, Charred prime USDA ribeye, USDA beef burger

SASSY HK

"Located in one of Hong Kong's heritage colonial buildings from the late 19th century, The Pawn is constantly buzzing and has commanding views of Wanchai. Grab one of the tables on the balcony and people watch or gaze at the trams drifting by." -Sassy Hong KongMore

"Located in one of Hong Kong's heritage colonial buildings from the late 19th century, The Pawn is constantly buzzing and has commanding views of Wanchai. Grab one of the tables on the balcony and people watch or gaze at the trams drifting by." -Sassy Hong Kong