Hong Kong · Lesbian Bars

Gay bar Bing Bing HK serves reasonably priced cocktails, beer, wine and other spirits in Central Hong Kong.

Located on the 22nd floor of the Oliv building in Causeway Bay (replacing CIRCO club).

Perhaps the best-known gay bar in Hong Kong and a place to see and be seen. ZOO attracts the fun-loving gay crowd with its stylish interior, great cocktails and sizzling music.

The space inside the bar is limited. On weekends, it is common to see crowds spilling onto the street. Sundays and weekdays are rather quiet.

Visit their Facebook for details of special events.

Popular gay karaoke bar in Kowloon for bears and friends. BOO Bar has comfortable seats, illuminated bar top, state-of-the-art sound system which is put to very good use by talented customers.

On the last Saturday of each month, karaoke is replaced by a DJ for a dance party night. BOO has daily happy hour and is very busy on the weekend.

One of the first gay bars in Hong Kong. The venue was renamed 'New Wally Matt Lounge' in 1990 and relocated a few times afterwards.

Located in Austin Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui, the New Wall Matt offers a relaxed place for gay Westerners and Asians to mingle. Staff are friendly; free WiFi available.

Reported CLOSED.

Tony's Bar looks and feels more like a traditional pub albeit with two big chandlers hanging from the ceiling. Comfortable 'booth' type seating and value for money drinks.

Karaoke screens are mounted on the walls, and the microphone is passed around from one person to another. Electronic dart board at the rear. Mostly local crowd.

Gay-friendly Bohemian bar in the heart of Lan Kwai Fong. Re-opened and under a new management, LinQ attracts trendy professionals and international crowds of locals, visitors and expats.

DJ plays good music of different styles. LINQ's outdoor terrace is a great spot for enjoying a drink, socialising and people-watching.