EatStreet PentaLounge (Pentahotel Hong Kong)
Complete Dining & Booking Guide

Quick Overview

Afternoon Tea	HK$ 188 / Klook from HK$ 148
Lunch Buffet	HK$ 248 / Klook from HK$ 198
Dinner Buffet	HK$ 368 / Klook from HK$ 298
Semi-Buffet Package	HK$ 228 / Klook from HK$ 178
Hours	Daily 7:00 am–10:30 pm (Afternoon tea 2:30–5:00 pm)
Address	19 Lam Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei, Kowloon, Pentahotel Hong Kong
Transport	5 minutes walk from MTR Shek Kip Mei Station Exit B2
Best For	Family gatherings, friend groups, couples, business meals

1. What is EatStreet PentaLounge?

EatStreet is the signature restaurant and lounge at Pentahotel Hong Kong in Mong Kok, occupying expansive ground and lobby-level space. The venue combines industrial-chic design with modern touches — soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open kitchen — creating an atmosphere that's elegant without being stuffy: more upscale than typical chain restaurants, but more relaxed than fine dining.

The connected PentaLounge bar area serves curated cocktails, craft beers, and light bites, perfect for an aperitif before meals or a nightcap after. The two spaces flow seamlessly — grab a pre-dinner drink at the lounge, then move to EatStreet for the buffet. It's the hotel's answer to the "one-stop dining experience" concept.

For visitors, the main appeal is straightforward: four-star hotel quality at three-star hotel prices. Comparable international buffets at five-star hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui or Central run HK$500–800, but Pentahotel's Mong Kok location (lower rent) means more competitive pricing. Add a Klook discount and the value proposition is unbeatable.

2. Menus & Package Details

Lunch Buffet

Served daily 12:00–2:30 pm, featuring international cuisine. Typical offerings include:

• Japanese station: fresh sashimi (salmon, tuna, sweet shrimp), sushi rolls, miso soup;
• Western station: grilled beef steak, roasted spring chicken, cheese lobster bake, pasta;
• Chinese station: dim sum, roasted specialties, stir-fried rice and noodles, herbal soups;
• Southeast Asian station: Thai tom yum, Vietnamese pho, satay skewers;
• Dessert station: French pastries, ice cream, fresh fruit platters, chocolate fountain.

The menu rotates seasonally with themed buffets (seafood festivals, wagyu nights, mango specials, etc.), keeping things fresh.

Dinner Buffet

Served daily 6:00–9:30 pm, with upgraded offerings compared to lunch:

• Seafood station: freshly shucked oysters, clams, chilled crab legs;
• Grill station: live-fire beef steak, lamb racks, pork ribs;
• Premium desserts: expanded artisanal selection, some evenings feature unlimited sparkling wine pairings.

Friday–Sunday dinners typically cost HK$30–50 more than weekday dinners, with ingredient upgrades (lobster, abalone, and other premium items added), making the premium well justified.

Afternoon Tea

Served daily 2:30–5:00 pm, elegant and refined:

• Three-tier service: savoury bites (finger sandwiches, mini burgers) + scones (served with clotted cream and jam) + sweet pastries (macarons, tarts, cheesecake);
• Choice of tea or coffee (multiple varieties available);
• Seasonal special menus align with holidays (Christmas, Valentine's, Easter, etc.).

At HK$148 via Klook, this is the best value five-star afternoon tea in Hong Kong — The Peninsula charges HK$500+.

Semi-Buffet Package

For those wanting variety without overindulgence: one main course (your choice from the menu) + unlimited salad bar, dessert, and soup. Mains include beef steak, fish fillet, pasta, risotto, etc.

3. Why Choose EatStreet

Hong Kong has hundreds of buffet options from budget to ultra-luxury. EatStreet occupies the sweet spot: four-star quality at three-star pricing. The key advantages:

• Excellent value: comparable buffets at similar hotels (Novotel, Holiday Inn) cost the same, but EatStreet's ambience and menu breadth outshine them;
• Stunning venue: industrial design + high ceilings + abundant natural light + great for photos;
• Convenient location: Mong Kok is a must-see shopping district; dine here and browse nearby;
• Crowd comfort: far less crowded than Tsim Sha Tsui hotel buffets — genuinely relaxing dining;
• Open kitchen: watch chefs prepare food live — guaranteed freshness;
• Beverage variety: PentaLounge bar just steps away for upgrade to cocktails.

4. Ticket Comparison

Package	Time Slot	Walk-in	Klook
Afternoon Tea	2:30–5:00 pm	HK$ 188	HK$ 148
Semi-Buffet Lunch	12:00–2:30 pm	HK$ 228	HK$ 178
Lunch Buffet	12:00–2:30 pm	HK$ 248	HK$ 198
Dinner Buffet (Weekday)	6:00–9:30 pm	HK$ 368	HK$ 298
Dinner Buffet (Weekend)	6:00–9:30 pm	HK$ 398	HK$ 338

All Klook packages include service charge; no additional fees at the door. Some packages include a complimentary beverage; upgrading to unlimited drinks costs HK$68–98 extra.

5. Getting There

Pentahotel Hong Kong is in Shek Kip Mei, slightly away from central Mong Kok, but transport is seamless:

• MTR: Shek Kip Mei Station Exit B2, walk south on Nam Cheong Street for about 5 minutes;
• Bus: multiple KMB routes stop at Lam Tin Street;
• From Mong Kok Station: about 12–15 minutes on foot via Flower Market Road;
• Taxi: roughly HK$45–55 from Tsim Sha Tsui, HK$80–100 from Central.

The MTR is quickest; just follow hotel signs after exiting.

6. Best Times to Visit

• Weekday lunch 12:00–1:00 pm: quietest, broadest menu selection, lowest prices — top choice;
• Weekday afternoon tea 3:00–4:00 pm: most serene setting, ideal for catching up with friends or a romantic date;
• Friday dinner: premium ingredients (often themed nights), but busier — aim for 6:00 pm sharp;
• Avoid: Saturday dinners and public holidays when crowds peak and waits may occur;
• Special occasion: book a weekday dinner for birthdays/anniversaries; notify the restaurant in advance for surprises.

7. Practical Tips

• Dress Code: Smart casual is fine — no formal wear required, but avoid tank tops and flip-flops;
• Time Limit: buffets typically allow 2–2.5 hours; afternoon tea has no strict time limit;
• Kids: under 3 free, ages 4–11 half price;
• Vegetarian Options: marked stations throughout; ask staff for details;
• Allergies: menu lists allergen information; notify your server of special requirements;
• Parking: hotel offers paid parking; meals over HK$300 waive 2 hours;
• E-Vouchers: Klook bookings require only your phone — no printing needed.

8. Who Is EatStreet Perfect For

• Family gatherings: diverse menu, something for everyone;
• Friend groups: spacious, relaxed atmosphere, great for conversation;
• Couples: afternoon tea has a refined, romantic feel;
• Business meals: semi-buffet strikes the right balance between formality and comfort;
• Tourists: tired from shopping? Steps from Mong Kok, hotel-quality meal within reach.

Less ideal for: Michelin-star cuisine seekers, backpackers hunting street food.

9. Money-Saving Tips

• Book via Klook: saves HK$40–70 vs. walk-in; discounts on most packages;
• Choose weekdays: dinner 40 HKD cheaper than weekends, similar quality;
• Lunch over dinner: HK$70–100 cheaper, 80% menu overlap — best value;
• Semi-buffet wins: beautifully prepared main + unlimited sides and dessert at HK$178 = excellent value;
• Afternoon tea entry point: HK$148 gets the full five-star experience with zero pressure;
• Themed nights: some special buffets include premium items at no extra cost — watch Klook for updates.

10. Pairing With Other Activities

EatStreet sits in Mong Kok, perfectly positioned for a half-day "Mong Kok + Sham Shui Po" itinerary:

1. 10:00 am: browse Sham Shui Po (Apliu Street electronics, Tai Nam Street coffee shops);
2. 12:00 pm: head to EatStreet for lunch;
3. 2:30 pm: MTR to Mong Kok Station, shop Ladies Market, Sneaker Street, or Langham Place;
4. 5:00 pm: fruit market on Flower Street, or anime shops at Mong Kok Computer Centre;
5. 6:30 pm: Temple Street Night Market (Yau Ma Tei) for street atmosphere.

Or opt for the afternoon tea slot, spend the morning on Hong Kong sightseeing tours, then relax at EatStreet before an evening harbour-front sunset.

11. Why Book Through Us

• Save HK$40–70 compared to walk-in;
• E-voucher shows on your phone — no queuing to pay;
• Flexible dates on your booked package;
• Free cancellation up to 24 hours before;
• Multi-language support and multiple payment methods (card, PayPal, Apple Pay, etc.).

From HK$ 148 · Book on Klook Now →