-
Advertisement
Food and Drinks
Lifestyle100 Top Tables

Your Hong Kong weekend drinks guide for February 21-23

We’ve got you covered for drinks as we welcome the Year of the Horse, from Chinese New Year cocktails to a special night at Qura with Singapore’s Side Door

Reading Time:2 minutes
Why you can trust SCMP
Kinsman’s Neen Go-Lada, exclusive to Lunar New Year 2026. Photo: Handout
Josiah Ng
100 Top Tables wishes you a lucky, healthy and prosperous Year of the Horse! As the festivities continue into the weekend, hit up Peel Street and check out a few of Hong Kong’s best cocktails celebrating the Lunar New Year at Kinsman and Sugar King. And in case you missed it, Masahiko Endo made his return to the industry by building Bar Yon’s first signatures menu. To cap it off, one of Singapore’s rising star bars, helmed by a husband-and-wife duo, is taking over Qura Bar at the Regent for a Monday special.

Saturday, February 21

Lunar New Year cocktails

Sugar King is Peel Street’s own “bodeguita” serving Cuban classics and small plates. Photo: Handout
Sugar King is Peel Street’s own “bodeguita” serving Cuban classics and small plates. Photo: Handout

Now that all the important family-related festivities are out of the way, it’s time to ring in the Year of the Horse with these limited time drinks. Kinsman is offering its alcoholic rendition on nian gao, the Neen Go-Lada, by using the Piña Colada as a template and combining black glutinous rice wine, dark rum, ginger liqueur, pumpkin spices, beetroot and coconut milk, garnished with a candied water chestnut.

Meanwhile, Sugar King has a full rotation of Lunar New Year-themed drinks on its menu. In true bodeguita fashion, Sugar King gives us the Fortune Daiquiri, which adds green Sichuan peppercorns, mandarin and lime to rum.

Where and when:

Advertisement

Kinsman: 65 Peel Street, Central; 6pm-2am

Sugar King: 59B Peel Street, Central; 5pm-12am

Sunday, February 22

Masahiko Endo at Bar Yon in K11 Musea

Advertisement
Select Voice
Select Speed
1.00x