A Lux

A Lux

Practical Information & Visitor Guide

4.7 (224 reviews)
Known For

Contemporary Japanese-European fine dining centered on seasonal ingredients, seafood, artistic plating and wine in Central.

Address
Hong Kong, Central, Duddell St, 13號M2舖 Baskerville House, Central, Hong Kong
Hours
  • Tuesday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
  • Wednesday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
  • Thursday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
  • Friday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
  • Saturday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
  • Sunday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
  • Monday: 12-3PM,6-11PM
Admission & Pricing
$$$ Typically HK$401–800 per person
Visit Duration
1.5 to 2.5 hours
Accessibility
Duddell Street’s steep, stepped terrain can complicate arrivals; arrange a street-level taxi drop-off and confirm step-free restaurant access in advance.
Official Website
www.facebook.com

Highlights & Amenities

  • Japanese-European cuisine
  • seasonal Japanese ingredients
  • seafood dishes
  • wine program
  • lunch service
  • Central location

Ideal For

Foodies Couples Business diners Special-occasion travelers
Style: Food & Culinary Luxury
Audience: Couples Foodies
Season: Year-round

A Lux is a contemporary Japanese-European fine-dining restaurant listed at Shop M2, Baskerville House, 13 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong, pairing seasonal Japanese ingredients and disciplined technique with modern European cooking. Travelers come for an occasion-ready lunch or dinner in the heart of Central, where carefully composed plates, seafood-led cooking and wine make it a polished stop between the district’s galleries, shopping and heritage lanes.

What to Expect at A Lux

The kitchen’s stated point of view is Japanese precision interpreted through contemporary European cooking. That means a meal is less about a single regional canon than ingredient quality, exact preparation and visual composition: fresh seasonal Japanese produce is central, while the broader menu identity encompasses Japanese-Western dishes, seafood and wine. The format suits a long business lunch as readily as a celebratory evening meal, with lunch and dinner services separated by an afternoon break.

Expect a refined, table-service experience rather than a casual counter meal. A Lux is priced in Central’s upper dining tier, with a typical spend of HK$401–800 per person. The menu is seasonal, so diners should ask the team about the day’s seafood, current Japanese ingredients and wine matches when reserving. Its Central address makes it especially practical for a dinner after browsing the galleries and luxury boutiques around Duddell Street and LANDMARK.

  • Japanese-European cooking: A contemporary approach joining Japanese culinary precision with modern European presentation and technique.
  • Seasonal Japanese ingredients: Fresh, seasonally led Japanese produce is the foundation of the restaurant’s culinary identity.
  • Seafood focus: Seafood is a key part of the Japanese-Western offering; ask about the day’s availability and preparation.
  • Wine accompaniment: Wine is part of the dining proposition, making the restaurant well suited to paced multi-course meals.
  • Split-day service: Lunch runs from noon to 3pm and dinner from 6pm to 11pm, allowing a useful reset between Central sightseeing and dinner.

A Lux at a Glance

DetailInformation
AddressShop M2, Baskerville House, 13 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong
Neighborhood / AreaCentral, near Duddell Street and LANDMARK
Operating HoursMonday–Sunday, 12pm–3pm and 6pm–11pm
Admission / Price RangeNo admission; fine dining, typically HK$401–800 per person
Recommended Visit Duration1.5 to 2.5 hours for a relaxed lunch or dinner
Nearest Transit / ParkingCentral MTR Station; paid parking at LANDMARK and nearby Central commercial buildings
Official Website & PhoneA Lux official Facebook; +852 2663 9938

Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings

Book ahead for Friday and Saturday dinner, or call before setting out for a same-day table; Central’s premium restaurants fill fastest from about 7pm onward. An early 6pm reservation is the most efficient choice for a quieter start and leaves time for an after-dinner walk through Central. For lunch, arriving close to noon makes the most of the full three-hour service window. Check the restaurant’s official channel for current reservations, menus and location updates before travelling.

Central MTR is the most useful rail arrival point; use the station’s pedestrian connections toward Duddell Street, then allow roughly five to ten minutes on foot. Duddell Street is steep and includes historic stone steps, so visitors using wheelchairs, strollers or with limited mobility should plan a street-level taxi drop-off and telephone A Lux in advance to confirm the most suitable entrance and dining-room access. LANDMARK is about a few minutes away on foot; the declared-monument Duddell Street Steps and their four gas lamps are immediately nearby, while Tai Kwun’s former Central Police Station compound is around 10 minutes away.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are A Lux’s hours, and when is the best time to go?

A Lux is open daily from 12pm to 3pm and from 6pm to 11pm. Reserve for the opening of lunch or dinner if you prefer an unhurried arrival; prime dinner tables are most in demand on Fridays and Saturdays.

How much does A Lux cost, and do I need a reservation?

Plan on HK$401–800 per person, placing A Lux in the $$$ fine-dining range. Reservations are prudent for dinner and special occasions; call +852 2663 9938 or consult the restaurant’s official Facebook page for availability and current menu details.

How long should I allow for a meal?

Allow 1.5 to 2.5 hours for a properly paced meal, especially if you intend to explore seasonal seafood choices and wine. A shorter lunch may work for business diners, but leaving time avoids rushing between courses.

Is A Lux accessible and suitable for a special occasion?

The restaurant’s Duddell Street setting is close to Central MTR but the immediate street terrain is steep and stepped. Arrange a taxi drop-off and confirm step-free access directly with the restaurant; the refined service and higher price tier make it particularly fitting for anniversaries, business meals and date nights.

When planning your Hong Kong travel guide or browsing verified restaurants in Hong Kong, pair this stop with standout local spots including Hong Kong Film Archive, Heimat by Peter Find, Harbour City, and LANDMARK (0.2 km away).

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