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$$ Café Deco, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Rd, T 2849 5111. 1130-2400 Sun-Thu, 1130-0100 Fri and Sat. Best loved for its huge windows overlooking the harbour, the art deco-inspired interior looks clean and slick. Enjoy the city lights with sushi, oysters and Asian salads, or a lunchtime burger or baguette.

$$ The Peak Lookout, 121 Peak Rd, T 2849 1000. 1030-2330 Sun-Thu, 1030-0100 Fri and Sat; weekends and public holidays opens 0830. Formerly the famous Peak Café, this Hong Kong establishment. Serves up sumptuous food, on a delightful terrace at one of the highest points of the city. The Hainan chicken rice and New Zealand baby lamb rack represent the international cuisine, with warm-centred chocolate cake a perfect end to dinner. Great for afternoon tea or even breakfast.

$ Café De Mon Ton, 21 Level 2, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Rd, T 2848 5650. A bizarre combination of Italian and western Japanese, offering Japanese curries alongside pasta dishes, in a tiny and charming café with simple furnishings.

$ Marché, Peak Tower level 6 & 7, 128 Peak Rd, T 2849 2000. 1100-2300, weekends 0900-2300. The tacky decor – a huge red cow awaits you at the entrance – is amply compensated for by the views. Styled like a marketplace, there are choices of salad buffet, Asian noodle dishes, fresh pasta, sushi and of course ice cream (the restaurant is owned by Movenpick). Enjoy half-price drinks, 1600-1900, on sleek bar stools at the huge windows. There’s a wonderful children’s play/eating area too.

$$$ The Verandah, The Repulse Bay Hotel, 109 Repulse Bay Rd, Repulse Bay, T 2812 2722. A truly romantic dining experience, in a luxurious colonial setting with 20 tables clad in crisp white cotton, high ceiling fans and a fabulous sea view. The French menu includes fillet of venison scented with green tea, black pepper steak cooked at your table, and Boston lobster salad. Also serves afternoon tea, 1500-1730, and the buffet Sunday lunch, 1100-1430, is hugely popular – booking essential. Smart casual dress required.

$$ Black Sheep, 452 Shek O Village, T 2809 2021. 1300-2230. This tiny but stylish restaurant with tasteful decor looks more like a simple café, although the menu is anything but. Wonderful soups are followed by grilled lamb chops with thyme or sea bass fillet. Booking necessary at weekends.

$$ Spices, G/F The Repulse Bay Hotel, 109 Repulse Bay Rd, Repulse Bay, T 2812 2711. 1200-1430, 1830-2230. Adjacent to The Verandah, but with the advantage of a terrace (and cheaper), the menu offers Thai, Vietnamese and Indian dishes with plenty of vegetarian options. A tasteful interior and smart service.

$ Bamboo, Temple Sq (off Shek O Village Rd), T 2809 2021. 1100-2300. Planet Time open till 0200 Fri and Sat. Opposite a beautiful little Tin Hau temple with frescos on the outer walls, Bamboo is the sister restaurant of Black Sheep and opened in 2002. Their speciality is pizzas, cooked in a wood burning stove. At the back is Planet Time, a very small, tacky bar/disco.

$ Shek O Chinese and Thailand Seafood Restaurant, 303 Shek O Village, T 2809 4426. 1130-2200. Popular with the wealthy expat population and day trippers and packed at weekends, this cheerful eatery serves up shrimps with garlic, Thai soups and curries and Shanghai noodles.

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