Dragon-i

Frommer's Review

This is one of Hong Kong's most talked-about bars; the fact that it lures models with promises of free drinks is obviously good for business, since it also brings in those who like to ogle models. Its interior is bathed in red from the glow of lanterns, while the outdoor patio, decorated with huge bird cages, provides some relief from the crowds, especially when things start hopping from 11:30pm when a DJ stirs action on the dance floor. The bar's other incarnation is as a venue for lunch or dinner (its all-you-can-eat lunch for HK$128/US$17/£9.15, served Mon-Sat from noon-3pm, includes dim sum and sushi); happy hour is from 6 to 9pm. Located on a hill above Lan Kwai Fong, it's open evenings Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 6pm to 3am and Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 6pm to 5am, but you'll never get in on Wednesday, Friday, or Saturday unless you're a dead ringer for Uma Thurman.

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