F&B Units for Rent on Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong

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Ref#3336 features a modern, empty restaurant interior ideal for rent, with cushioned bar stools at the counter, wooden chairs around marble-top tables, a wood lattice ceiling, and warm lighting.
Central City: Full Floor for Rent, Perfect for F&B
HK$100,000 monthly
Lan Kwai Fong
Ref#3580: Dark storefront featuring a blank black sign above double glass doors. This vacant space has minimal lighting, no visible branding or decorations0ideal for renting a shop or opening a new restaurant.
Prime Lan Kwai Fong Location
HK$85,000 monthly
Lan Kwai Fong

Restaurant rents on Lan Kwai Fong at a glance

Restaurant spaces available
2
Monthly rents
HK$85k–100k
Sizes
1,368–1,980 sq ft

Hollies has 2 restaurant spaces for rent on Lan Kwai Fong, Central. For more choice nearby, see all 57 restaurant spaces for rent in Central.

Updated September 2025.

Why rent a restaurant on Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong?

Renting a restaurant on Lan Kwai Fong in Central, Hong Kong offers unparalleled business opportunities in one of Asia's most vibrant dining and entertainment districts. This iconic location attracts millions of tourists annually alongside Hong Kong's affluent local population, ensuring consistent foot traffic and high visibility for your restaurant venture. Lan Kwai Fong's reputation as the premier nightlife destination in Hong Kong means restaurants benefit from extended operating hours and diverse customer demographics, from business professionals seeking lunch venues to party-goers looking for late-night dining options. The area's excellent transportation links, including proximity to Central MTR station and major bus routes, make it easily accessible from across Hong Kong Island and beyond. Additionally, being situated in Central's financial district positions your restaurant perfectly to capture the lucrative corporate dining market, with numerous multinational companies and banks within walking distance. The concentrated cluster of bars, clubs, and entertainment venues creates a synergistic environment where restaurants can thrive alongside complementary businesses, while the area's international atmosphere appeals to both expatriate communities and tourists seeking authentic Hong Kong dining experiences in a cosmopolitan setting.

How much does it cost to rent a restaurant on Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong?

Renting a restaurant space in Lan Kwai Fong, Central Hong Kong typically costs between HK$80 to HK$200 per square foot per month, depending on the exact location, floor level, and property condition. Prime ground floor locations with street frontage on the main Lan Kwai Fong strip can command premium rents of HK$150 to HK$200 per square foot monthly, while upper floor spaces or those on side streets may range from HK$80 to HK$120 per square foot. For a typical 1,000 to 1,500 square foot restaurant space in Lan Kwai Fong, monthly rental costs generally range from HK$100,000 to HK$300,000, making it one of Hong Kong's most expensive dining districts. Additional costs include management fees of approximately 10-15% of base rent, government rates and taxes, plus substantial key money or security deposits that can equal 3-6 months of rent. The high rental costs in Lan Kwai Fong Central reflect its status as Hong Kong's premier nightlife and entertainment district, with heavy foot traffic from both locals and tourists, making it a coveted location for restaurants despite the significant investment required.

What type of restaurant can be found on Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong?

Lan Kwai Fong is Central's best-known nightlife area, and the restaurants on and around it reflect that. The street and adjoining lanes such as D'Aguilar Street host a dense mix of bars, pubs, clubs and restaurants, with cuisines ranging from Western and Mediterranean to Japanese, Thai and other Asian concepts. Many venues combine dining with drinks and stay open late, and rooftop and upper-floor restaurants are common in the surrounding buildings. Lunch trade comes from nearby office workers, but the main business is evenings, especially later in the week and on holidays. Competition is strong and venues need a clear identity. The street suits bar-restaurants, late-night dining and international concepts aimed at an after-work and nightlife crowd.

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