what are good moderately priced restaurants in Hong Kong?
Best Outdoor Dining: Atop Victoria Peak, away from the constant drone of Hong Kong’s traffic, is the delightful Peak Lookout, 121 Peak Rd., Victoria Peak (tel. 852/2849 1000), which serves international cuisine. From an outdoor terrace surrounded by lush foliage, you can actually hear the birds sing. Some tables provide views of Hong Kong Island’s southern coast. Musicians entertain nightly with oldies but goldies. Best for Families: Mövenpick Marché, Peak Tower, Victoria Peak (tel. 852/2849 2000), is a cafeteria offering something for everyone (pizza and pasta for the kids, international fare and drinks for the parents), along with great views of Hong Kong. It’s also one of the few restaurants that actually acknowledge the existence of kids, with a children’s corner complete with a toddler slide, toys, crayons, and other diversions. For older kids, there’s a Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium, Madame Tussaud’s, and a motion-simulation theater in the same building on the Peak. I ha
Best Outdoor Dining: Atop Victoria Peak, away from the constant drone of Hong Kong’s traffic, is the delightful Peak Lookout, 121 Peak Rd., Victoria Peak (tel. 852/2849 1000), which serves international cuisine. From an outdoor terrace surrounded by lush foliage, you can actually hear the birds sing. Some tables provide views of Hong Kong Island’s southern coast. Musicians entertain nightly with oldies but goldies. Best for Families: Mövenpick Marché, Peak Tower, Victoria Peak (tel. 852/2849 2000), is a cafeteria offering something for everyone (pizza and pasta for the kids, international fare and drinks for the parents), along with great views of Hong Kong. It’s also one of the few restaurants that actually acknowledge the existence of kids, with a children’s corner complete with a toddler slide, toys, crayons, and other diversions. For older kids, there’s a Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium, Madame Tussaud’s, and a motion-simulation theater in the same building on the Peak. I ha
