Racines Hong Kong

Racines sits on Upper Station Street, a ten-minute walk from the Man Mo Temple. The dining room holds a Michelin star and serves a menu defined by French and international seafood traditions.

While Sheung Wan is dense with quick-turnover cafes and casual noodle shops, Racines is dressier than its neighbours. The kitchen works with a precision that feels intended for a longer evening, making it the right choice for when you want to avoid the frantic pace found near PMQ. The room runs smart, providing a formal pivot from the bustle of the surrounding streets. If you come here, it is because you prefer a structured, intentional meal over the transient dining common to this part of the city.