This is a bowling place that's located Saikung. Location is good, but it'll be easier to go there…read moreif you drive. Food was fine but everything is pricey. We went as a party of 3 and each of us ended up paying about $500 per person. We ordered food and drinks and then played for two hours. FYI, it's $300 / hour. If you have a big group maybe it's better. The music was a bit loud to my friends but the ambience was fine. There were some technical issues too but the staff were helpful and responsive. It's good to try out this place, but I'd probably go somewhere for some serious bowling next time.

First time here , quite hidden but the facilities look well maintained . There s a good kiosk as…read morewell . For people who are always chasing time , kiosk provides a selection of snacks . I had my club sandwich today and it was fantastic , the fries were hot and crunchy, quite a lot of sodium though lol. There is outdoor and indoor seat of area . The bay looks very new and the staff constantly checked if we have enough balls ( to use) . Car park is available and its free . Defo a mosquito feeding zone ! Lol Must bring : repellent !

Garden Farm golf Centre is a rare gem in Hong Kong- it has masses of open land and the driving…read morerange is not a multiple level affair like it is downtown. this has been one of the biggest driving ranges in Hong Kong after the closure of the range in Kai Tak. Situated mid-way on Sai Sha road between Ma On Sham and Saikung, you will find yourself driving into a small village road at first and then turning into this great big opening as if you have just left Hong Kong. there is ample parking for everyone here (and admittedly difficult to get to by public transport). There are 100 bays for you to practice your swings, as well as a 19th hole, pitching/ bunker practice area as well as a putting green. The entire range is dedicated to perfecting your play on the green. The lane fees are reasonable at 100 HKD/ hr and as many balls as your back will allow you to take a swing at- other practice areas are separately priced and as of writing I have not tried them personally- but they do look kosher enough. There is a small café/ food kiosk on site where visitors usually grab a drink or a bite after an intense practice session. Kids love it here because there is a lot of grass land around where they can go nuts. The only complaint that I would have with the location is that changing facilities are rather primitive and the bays are getting a bit tired with use and I don't foresee any plans to upgrade them. Anyhow, for this sort of price and without the need for membership; I can live with it.

4.5 Stars…read more Nomination and membership by invite only. One of the oldesnt establishments in Hong Kong and biggest tax payer (for obvious reasons) this place is a joy to visit. I already like to people watch, and gamble, add on horse watching? Yes PLEASE. These magnificent thoroughbreds galloping, rumbling, racing was awesome. Put a few dollars down on your horse(s) and it makes it even funner as you cheer (loudly please) on. Nestled smack dab in the middle of a huge, bustling metropolis, this club is superbly maintained, and attracts locals and expats alike. You'll meet people from all over the world here and thats what makes it the best. Betting is not simple if you can't read chinese, but just ask an employee and they can help. I attached a picture as an example. You can drop 1USD to whatever so dont be shy! There are restaurants inside, food vendors outside. I'm more an outside guy, so visiting all the vendors on the grounds while horses run was just pure joy. This night there were about 12 races. Each race itself last minutes. Then the wait in between races is maybe 30-40min each. The wait is what drops it from a 5 star to 4.5 star for me as it is way too tempting to eat more, bet more (I am sure it is planned on purpose that way, hehe). Perfect to bring your love. Perfect to bring a group of friends. Perfect for a first date. Perfect to bring the fam. Perfect for anything basically, come see Hong Kong Jockey Club as a MUST DO in your Hong Kong visit.

Cancel your Wednesday night plans and come to Happy Valley for the horse races!…read more Know nothing about horse betting? No problem. Not a gambler? No problem. You'll still have a blast! This place is a party for everyone. For the budget friendly folks, $10 hkd ($1.30 usd) will get you into the ground level Beer Garden to watch alongside a rowdy but fun crowd. Plenty of beer and food vendors to keep you giddy during the races. For a finer experience, the $590 hkd ($76 usd) buffet dinner on the upper level Terrace is fantastic for a date night or night out with friends. During my recent trip to HK, I was treated to the buffet dinner at The Terrace and damn did that meal make up for all the money I lost. All you can eat and drink (beer/wine) for 4 hours over the course of 12 races. Yeah, talk about a good time! The buffet offered an excellent array of dishes like duck sausage, ratatouille, lamb satay, prime rib, fingerling potatoes, fruit, pastries and a whole lot more. Never ending deliciousness. You will not be disappointed! The staff was beyond attentive, constantly replenishing the buffet, clearing plates, and taking/delivering drink orders. Everyone's English friendly so don't be shy and ask for tips on how to place your bets! The excitement of watching horses wiz by you is something you need to experience if you're in Hong Kong. The stunning racetrack in the middle of the hustling and bustling of Hong Kong Island will surely surprise you. Come for a good time, come for the food and drinks, come to win some cash baby!

Hong Kong has a sports center in each district & is a great place to play basket ball, badminton,…read morevolleyball, dodgeball, you name it. It's low cost but you need to book the courts in advance which goes quickly.

One it my favorite places in HK. Relax by the water for a meal. Classic cantonese, Indian and…read moreEnglish food because of this club's colonial & Hong Kong roots. But you have to be or come with a member to enjoy any of it.

Dinner in this Private Member's club was very good. We had to walk up several flights of stairs to…read moreget to a very traditional dining room overlooking the harbour. First thing first. Switch off the mobile phone. The view was excellent and so was the service. We had half a dozen beautiful rock oysters specially flown in from US and France. This was followed by a very good French Onion Soup. I had the 250 Gm Ribeye steak that had been aged appropriately. It was cooked medium rare to perfection. After that I was too full to have desert. This is an excellent place to entertain friends.

Golf at The Hong Kong Golf Club in summer can be a trying experience with the temperature in the…read moremid 30s C and humidity near 100%! But it becomes tolerable if you have a golf cart to drive around. This is a members club. It has reciprocal arrangements with a large number of golf clubs around the world so you can get a game as a reciprocal member. I believe that the public can also play on certain days, having paid the appropriate fee. I have played on all 3 courses, The Old Course, The New Course and the Eden Course. The Hong Kong Golf Open is held in this club. Over all the courses play differently, with bunkers to catch your errant shots and some water. It is not particularly challenging. Carts (buggies) are allowed on certain courses at certain times only. Caddies with different experience are also available. Before the game, it is well worth having a meal at the restaurant. The helpings are generous. Love the Hainan chicken rice. The barbecue pork is something to die for! After the game have a drink either in the air conditioned club house or in the verandah. The really nice thing about this club is the cold face towel for the players at the half way house and clubhouse. I wish more clubs would introduce this.

This place is old but functional, completed in Dec 1988 it's still pretty busy and it's become a…read moreneighborhood hangout spot of sorts. It's 5mins walk from Quarry Bay MTR, and If you pass by sometime you'll see elderly folks chatting and chilling at the small garden area outside the entrance. Hikers pass by the building because the entrance to the HK Island hiking trail Mount Parker is outside. So while this place is a bit rusty, it is far from obsolete. The sports center is small compared to other Government Sports Centers, only two floors, 6/f and 7/f. In the two floors, they managed to pack a table tennis room, 2 squash courts, basketball court (convertible into a volleyball court or 4 badminton courts), a dance room (189m2) and a small fitness room (165m2). Like I said, the place is a bit old and visibly so, and the ventilation is not so great in certain areas. But the place is still busy during off-work hours and classes are regularly held in the fitness rooms, so the much newer Island East Sport Center (2001) one MTR stop away has become a good alternative. Staff here are mostly similar to their patrons: old-timers who are friendly and talkative. That also pretty much sums up the sports center, a bit barebones, weathered, but genuine and neighborhood-friendly.