Revolving 66, Hong Kong

If you want views of the Harbour then "Petrus" on the top floor of the Island Shangri La is hard to beat.
If you want to see Wan Chai/Happy Valley then the revolving restaurant in the Hopewell Tower is great. It is called R66 and is on the 62nd floor. I was there on 14 May and nothing much has changed since I was there 10 years ago except it seems to take a little longer to go around.
Both the above are a faily expensive at around HK$350 plus but you are not paying for the food but the views.
Enjoy your stay whatever you decide.

This is a nice place to see the view; there had been another similar rotating restaurant in central that had closed down a couple years ago. unless i had never known that the former restaurant had closed, i would've never known that this was a different 1. it's really an amazing experience to be in a restaurant that rotates and be able to take in the whole view of a city; there aren't that many other restaurants like it in the world. however, the food compared to other hong kong buffets only rate so-so. (don't come here for the food) the best times i think to come is on a clear bright day, or arrive just in time to see the daily light show in the evening. otherwise a decent experience.

The views from this revoving restaurant are superb if not a bit confusing.
The atmosphere is excellent and the restaurant comfortable with attentive staff

Favorite Dish: The food is buffett style with lots of choice.

There are better places in HK to eat but none with ever changing views.

This revolving restaurant in the Hopewell Centre in Wanchai, serves a buffet in the evening. It takes 66 minutes to go the 360 degrees round, going very slowly, so you don't feel too dizzy. The food was ok - good choice of desserts. Worth it for the views and for something different.

Good food and a very international mix. Has western fare but also a Japanese corner for those who crave sushi and sashimi.

The true draw of this restaurant is its prime location-- set in the heart of the busienss district, this restaurant delivers a stunning view of the famous night view of Hong Kong. You almost feel like you are suspended in mid-air in a city of the future, with sparkling diamonds all around you as you dine.

Booking recommended.

I went some years ago...1999? 2000? Anyway, it was my last night in HK and friends took us out. We enjoyed a nice nightime view of parts of HK. I enjoyed the buffet which I remember was Western, possibly with Chinese too. The food was good, plentiful and relaxing. The staff even brought out toys and gifts for my young brother. We had photos taken there for us and framed nicely. A great memory.

Favorite Dish: Smoked salmon - though I'm sure you could get this easily in Europe.