F&B Units for Rent on Graham Street, Hong Kong

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Restaurant space on Graham Street, Central. Closed gray metal shutter Central between a pink wall on the left and dark brown wall on the right.
Restaurant for Rent on Graham Street
HK$80,000 monthly
Graham Street
Restaurant space on Graham Street, Central. Exterior of a restaurant Central with Lookout Noodle sign, food photos, and colorful mural art displayed.
Restaurant with Licence on Graham Street
HK$45,000 monthly
Graham Street

Restaurant rents on Graham Street at a glance

Restaurant spaces available
2
Monthly rent
HK$80,000
Rent per sq ft
HK$80
Sizes
700–1,000 sq ft

Hollies has 2 restaurant spaces for rent on Graham Street, Central. For more choice nearby, see all 57 restaurant spaces for rent in Central.

Updated September 2026.

Why rent a restaurant on Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong?

Graham Street in Central, Hong Kong offers exceptional restaurant rental opportunities in one of the city's most prestigious and high-traffic business districts. Located in the heart of Hong Kong's financial center, Graham Street provides restaurants with unparalleled access to a diverse customer base including office workers, tourists, and local residents who frequent this vibrant area for dining and shopping. The street's strategic position near major commercial buildings, luxury hotels, and popular attractions ensures consistent foot traffic throughout the day, making it an ideal location for restaurants seeking maximum visibility and revenue potential. Renting a restaurant space on Graham Street also benefits from excellent transportation links, with multiple MTR stations nearby and easy access to buses and taxis, ensuring customers can conveniently reach your establishment. The area's reputation as a culinary destination, combined with its proximity to Central's wet markets and the famous Graham Street Market, creates a dynamic food culture that attracts food enthusiasts and supports restaurant businesses. Additionally, the prestige associated with having a Central address enhances brand credibility and allows restaurants to command premium pricing while benefiting from Hong Kong's favorable business environment and established infrastructure that supports successful food service operations.

How much does it cost to rent a restaurant on Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong?

The cost to rent a restaurant on Graham Street in Central, Hong Kong varies significantly depending on the specific location, size, and condition of the property, with monthly rental prices typically ranging from HK$80,000 to HK$300,000 or more for ground floor spaces. Graham Street restaurant rental costs are influenced by factors such as foot traffic, proximity to the Central MTR station, and whether the property includes existing kitchen equipment and dining fixtures. Ground floor restaurant spaces on Graham Street generally command premium prices due to high visibility and accessibility, while upper floor locations may offer more affordable options starting around HK$50,000 to HK$120,000 per month. Additional costs for renting a restaurant on Graham Street include substantial security deposits equivalent to 3-6 months rent, government licensing fees, utilities setup, and potential key money payments to previous tenants. Prospective restaurant operators should budget for total initial costs of HK$500,000 to HK$1.5 million when factoring in rental deposits, renovation expenses, and working capital for a Graham Street Central Hong Kong restaurant location.

What type of restaurant can be found on Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong?

Graham Street in Central is known for its long-established street market, with fruit, vegetable and dry goods stalls on its lower section, and it sits a short walk from the Central to Mid-Levels Escalator. Restaurants on and around the street range from traditional local eateries, noodle shops and cha chaan teng to newer cafes and casual international dining in the redeveloped sections nearer Hollywood Road and SoHo. Lunchtime trade from nearby office workers is strong, while evening trade is supported by the wider SoHo dining scene. The street suits casual restaurants, cafes, specialty food concepts and bakeries that can combine local market character with a mix of office and residential customers.

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