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Celebrating Sunday Roast

Lobster Bar & Grill proudly presents the return of its acclaimed 2026 Sunday Roast Guest Chef Series, an annual culinary programme showcasing the creativity and talent of Hong Kong’s leading restaurants. From February through October 2026 and more to come for November and December 2026, each guest restaurant will take over one Sunday to present a specially crafted starter, roast dish, and dessert, offering diners a refreshed interpretation of the classic British Sunday Roast rooted in the flavours and inspirations of Hong Kong’s dynamic dining landscape. 

The Lobster Bar & Grill Brunch Tradition by Chef Cary Docherty

Helmed by celebrated chef Cary Docherty at Lobster Bar and Grill, Docherty’s fresh approach to traditional brasserie fare was a sensation when he first took over the reins at Admiralty district’s de facto dining room, turning it into one of the city’s most sought after tables during his original tenure. Lobster Bar and Grill's sumptuous Sunday Brunch combines great food, good vibes, and an eye-catching Bloody Mary trolley. Brunch comes with a spread of appetisers that are brought out family style, including prawn cocktail, freshly shucked oysters, and lobster bisque. For mains, choose from roast beef, lamb or pork served with all the trimmings, or grilled or poached whole Boston lobster with garlic or lemon butter. Decadent desserts showcase Docherty’s formidable pastry skills and his Canadian roots in the form of triple chocolate mud pie, banoffee pie, yuzu meringue pie, and apple tart tatin.

Chef Cary Docherty

Executive Sous Chef at Lobster Bar and Grill, brings a wealth of culinary expertise and creativity to the table. With years of experience in fine dining, Cary is celebrated for his innovative approach to seafood, skillfully blending classic techniques with modern flavors. His passion for sourcing the freshest ingredients ensures that each dish is a delightful experience, reflecting his commitment to sustainability and quality.

Monthly Line-up

Date (Sundays) Collaborator Cuisine 
8 February NOI Contemporary Italian
15 March 22 Ships Modern Spanish
12 April Yong Fu Hong Kong Ningbo Seafood
3 May Neighborhood European Bistro
28 June Leela Modern Indian
19 July Cristal Room by Anne-Sophie Pic Contemporary French
2 August Plaisance by Mauro Colagreco Modern French
 20 September  SẾP Modern Vietnamese
11 October Hansik Goo  Modern Korean

Price

HK$898 per person per event (Subject to 10% service charge)

About the Restaurants

NOI

NOI blends Italian heritage with modern creativity, championing exceptional seasonal produce from global artisans. Guided by Chef Paulo Airaudo and led in Hong Kong by Chef Luigi Troiano, the restaurant transforms tradition through innovative techniques while staying rooted in Italian culture. Each dish reflects precision, personality, and a deep respect for ingredients. 

22 Ships

22 Ships brings bold, contemporary Spanish flavours to its lively PMQ home. Since 2020, Chef Antonio Oviedo has elevated the restaurant’s tapas-style offerings with inventive dishes that honour timeless Spanish traditions. The result is a vibrant, social dining experience where creativity, conviviality, and sharing take centre stage. 

Yong Fu Hong Kong

Yong Fu Hong Kong showcases elegant, ingredient-focused Ningbo cuisine rooted in the region’s maritime traditions. Known for its refined seafood dishes and delicate seasoning, the restaurant reflects the craftsmanship of its Shanghai flagship. Under Chef Zhen Liu, Yong Fu Hong Kong remains a benchmark for sophisticated Chinese coastal dining.

Neighborhood

Neighborhood is a beloved Central bistro known for its understated charm and market-driven European dishes. Under Chef David Lai, the restaurant serves soulful small plates and iconic large-format signatures that have earned a loyal following among chefs and gourmands. Its relaxed setting belies the technical finesse behind each dish.

Leela

Welcome to Leela, an extraordinary new dining destination where the vibrant flavours of India meet contemporary in-novation. Derived from the Hindu concept of divine play, Leela is a culinary playground. Located inside Lee Garden Three and under the visionary leadership of Executive Chef Manav Tuli, Leela is on a mission to showcase the diverse regional cuisines of India in a way that blends tradition, creativity, and sustainability. From tantalizing street snacks to rich curries, each dish at Leela tells a story, inviting you to embark on a culinary journey like no other.

Cristal Room by Anne-Sophie Pic

Cristal Room by Anne-Sophie Pic blends French culinary artistry with Baccarat’s iconic elegance. Under Chef Marc Mantovani, the restaurant delivers delicately balanced, beautifully expressive dishes inspired by Chef Pic’s signature style.

Plaisance by Mauro Colagreco

Plaisance celebrates the beauty of the ocean through Chef Mauro Colagreco’s marine-inspired philosophy. Guided by Executive Chef Mitsuru Konishi, the restaurant showcases expressive French techniques and a deep respect for marine biodiversity. The result is a serene, immersive dining journey rooted in the sea. 

SẾP

The executive chef spent seven years working in Vietnam where he fell in love with wood-fired cooking. He was keen to introduce the concept to Hong Kong audience when he returned home. His project Sếp specialises in modern Indochine Vietnamese fare using a wood-fired grill in the open kitchen. Menus with 8 or 10 courses feature must-tries like Hoi An poulet made with dry-aged local three-yellow chicken, and bún bò Huế with premium black angus beef.

Hansik Goo

Hansik Goo reimagines Korean cuisine with contemporary finesse while honouring tradition. Founded by Chef Mingoo Kang, the restaurant offers playful, inventive interpretations of Korean classics such as its famed samgye risotto, highlighting the warmth, balance, and communal spirit of hansik.