Properties for Lease for Restaurants Operators

Shop on Yuk Wah Crescent, Wong Tai Sin. Three metal roller shutters close off storefronts with a parked car nearby.
Subject to Offer
Yuk Wah Crescent
Restaurant space on D'Aguilar Street, Central. Indoor restaurant on D’Aguilar Street Central with wooden floors bar seating potted plants and dim night lighting.
HK$383,400 monthly
D'Aguilar Street
Shop on Gresson Street, Wan Chai. Closed gray metal roll-up door, with blank white sign above and graffiti nearby.
HK$68,000 monthly
Gresson Street
Shop on Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Tall modern and older buildings line busy Nathan Road on a sunny day.
HK$69,078 monthly
Nathan Road
Shop on Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Empty industrial space with white walls, concrete floor, overhead lighting, and open doorways.
HK$69,078 monthly
Nathan Road
Shop on Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Modern glass building with a red rectangle highlighting second-floor windows.
HK$74,300 monthly
Granville Road
Restaurant space on Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Three-story concrete building with yellow accents and ground-floor shops.
HK$156,800 monthly
Granville Road
Restaurant space on Caine Road, Mid-Levels. Storefront with a large yellow growth chart numbered 1 to 10 beside the glass door.
HK$65,000 monthly
Caine Road
Restaurant space on Ship Street, Wan Chai. White two-story building with red signs and large windows, people walking outside.
HK$200,000 monthly
Ship Street
Restaurant space on Ship Street, Wan Chai. A red tram and a taxi drive past modern glass and white buildings, Hong Kong.
HK$320,000 monthly
Ship Street
Restaurant space on Johnston Road, Wan Chai. White two-story building with red signs, people walking in front.
HK$200,000 monthly
Johnston Road
Restaurant space on Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai. Bakery storefront with large glass windows, a blue sign, and a cartoon baker logo.
HK$309,400 monthly
Lee Tung Avenue
Shop on Lockhart Road, Wan Chai. A closed storefront with a metal shutter, between two neon-lit restaurants in Wan Chai.
HK$110,000 monthly
Lockhart Road
Shop on Queen's Road East, Wan Chai. A storefront on Queen’s Road East is covered by a large clothing poster, next to shops and parked cars.
HK$100,000 monthly
Queen's Road East
Shop on Johnston Road, Wan Chai. Restaurant exterior Wan Chai displays images of coffee salad noodles and grilled meats.
HK$110,000 monthly
Johnston Road
Shop on Tung Lo Wan Road, Causeway Bay. Watsons store with blue signage Causeway Bay next to phone booths and a nearby McDonalds.
HK$150,000 monthly
Tung Lo Wan Road
Restaurant space on Ap Lei Chau Main Street, Ap Lei Chau. Street view of Milkcorner, a green restaurant with English and Chinese signs.
HK$120,000 monthly
Ap Lei Chau Main Street
Restaurant space on Pottinger Street, Central. Pottinger Street at night with cobblestone slope, cafes, outdoor seating, and tall buildings visible.
Subject to Offer
Pottinger Street
Shop on Ki Lung Street, Sham Shui Po. Small restaurant with dry-aged beef sign, red stools, and Chinese menu board outside.
HK$35,000
Ki Lung Street
Shop on Queen's Road Central, Central. Modern office space with large windows, white walls, and polished floors on Queen’s Road Central.
HK$292,080
Queen's Road Central
Restaurant space on Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang. Glass office building with green hills and low-rise buildings in the background.
HK$151,425 monthly
Heung Yip Road
Restaurant space on Wellington Street, Central. Tall modern glass building, surrounded by other high-rise buildings.
Subject to Offer
Wellington Street
Restaurant space on Shelley Street, Central. Glass skyscraper with lit edges towers above Shelley Street at dusk, surrounded by shorter residential buildings.
HK$150,000 monthly
Shelley Street
Shop on Des Voeux Road Central, Central. A modern glass building at dusk with people entering and cars passing in Central.
Subject to Offer
Des Voeux Road Central
HK$220,000 monthly
Wellington Street
Restaurant space on Wellington Street, Central. Central floor plan showing a pink area located by elevators, stairs, and Wellington Street entrances and exits.
HK$120,000 monthly
Wellington Street
Shop on Nathan Road, Mong Kok. Street view of a McDonalds with McCafé on ground floor of a multi-story building.
HK$200,000 monthly
Nathan Road
Restaurant space on Wellington Street, Central. A person arranges chairs in an empty restaurant with large windows facing Wellington Street.
HK$120,000 monthly
Wellington Street
Restaurant space on Hau Fook Street, Tsim Sha Tsui. Narrow street lined with small shops, one with a blue storefront, and people walking on a sunny day.
HK$250,000
Hau Fook Street
Shop on Queen's Road East, Wan Chai. Corner building on Queen’s Road East with green panels, large white circles, and food photos on its exterior.
HK$286,000 monthly
Queen's Road East
Restaurant space on Wing Wah Lane, Central. Building entrance next to a street sign for Wing Wah Lane in English and Chinese characters.
HK$325,500 monthly
Wing Wah Lane
Restaurant space on Sung Chi Street, To Kwa Wan. Vacant storefront with glass doors and staircase, situated between other businesses.
HK$35,000 monthly
Sung Chi Street
Restaurant space on Hung On Lane. Mid-rise apartment building with balconies and large windows viewed from ground level on a cloudy day.
HK$55,680 monthly
Hung On Lane
Restaurant space on Hung On Lane, Yuen Long. Two high-rise apartment buildings with balconies stand above Hung On Lane under a cloudy sky.
HK$85,428 monthly
Hung On Lane
Shop on Kimberley Street, Tsim Sha Tsui. Modern building facade with restaurant entrance, Chinese signage, and sidewalk in Tsim Sha Tsui.
HK$52,000 monthly
Kimberley Street
Restaurant space on Hennessy Road, Wan Chai. A round dining table set for eight with folded napkins and a floral centerpiece in a gray-toned Wan Chai room.
Negotiable
Hennessy Road
Restaurant space on Leighton Road, Causeway Bay. Modern Ligne Roset storefront, with large windows showing furniture displays.
Subject to Offer
Leighton Road
Shop on Lan Fong Road, Causeway Bay. Closed storefront with blacked-out windows and doors during the day.
HK$180,000 monthly
Lan Fong Road
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.
HK$80,000 monthly
Graham Street
Restaurant space on Matheson Street, Causeway Bay. Closed metal storefront shutter with a blank yellow sign above brick sidewalk.
HK$120,000 monthly
Matheson Street

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We go beyond simply listing available properties; we take the time to understand your individual concept, target market, and budget. Through comprehensive market research and insights into local dining trends, we can identify locations that not only meet your criteria but also position your restaurant for growth. Whether you're looking for a cozy neighborhood bistro or a spacious fine dining establishment, our extensive network and industry connections will give you access to opportunities that may not be publicly listed.

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