Fun and entertainment China

No external sign. It is a particularly pleasant bar, with an air outside of the time… some of the th century boudoir where the huddling were held, rassemble chandeliers, frames, paintings, angelots and boas. After being an antique boutique, the Club du Boa à Feathers turned into a gallery furnished by two Victorian sofas and some old mirrors. But don't forget, here is Members only, so we must please…

A cosy place to listen to the musicians of Macao, Hong Kong and elsewhere playing jazz tunes.

A wink to the Rolling Stones: rock is the master of ceremonies at this cosy bar where everything is in stone.

This recently renovated 350-room hotel does not fail to mark the great luxury of the Mandarin Oriental chain. You have to climb the large staircase to access the casino, which is also very stylish, featuring roulette, black jack, baccarat and dai.

The Jai Miller, which opened in 1975, is an establishment where Basque pelota meet. The spectators take advantage of intermission to play at the casino, somewhat dated but which drains large crowds due to its proximity to the ferries for Hong Kong. Dancing performances of Transvestites at the Jai Alai Show Palace.

Karaokés are often the most frequented places in the evening. This address is particularly popular.

An address where the night-owls are not many, but alive!

A traditional tea house with a wide choice of teas and cakes to accompany them.

A large disco with a little quieter bar. A place that became popular for youth a little easy.

A small bar bar. A pleasant atmosphere, rather relaxing than frénétique dancing.

A huge nightclub, a local subsidiary of a chain that is being implanted throughout China. Three floors with a little different music to vary the pleasures.

It's recognisable to its large red lanterns. Two storey tea house with an excellent regional specialities card.

Small, very friendly establishment.

This establishment has tried to recreate the atmosphere of these magical places in the past: Play room on the ground floor, restaurant and tea lounge in the basement.

A bar regularly inviting local groups.

For those who would like to make a small canvas. Visit Xiahe Lu on the top floor of Shijie Maoyi Zhongxin. Offers movies in English.

A pleasant place and particularly frequented by the French.

This chain of coffee shows has several addresses on Canton. It is located on the ground floor of the Citic Plaza tower. You can consult the Internet free of charge as long as you eat on site. The hotel offers hot and cold drinks and pastries.

The bar is the Q.G. of the Anglo Saxon community of Yangshuo. It has a pool and a terrace.

The 70 Pacific Coffee branches spread across Hong Kong have at least one computer each for their customers. Free service but a consumption is welcome.

Two floors to celebrate. First, a huge disco. At the second, a show bar.

Shows in the morning at weekends and opera in the evening from.

The karaoke paradise with many antennae scattered across the city.

Located in Xintiandi, in the former French concession, Chinese and international programming, as well as independent Chinese documentaries every Monday.

Located on the 5 ^th floor of Times Square, the large shopping centre on the Nanjing Dong People Square read. It's one of Shanghai's modern cinemas. The staff speaks English, which is a plus. Chinese and international programming.

A nice place in this tea room, with its red lanterns, its large sofas front of the windows overlooking a small lake. Taste the Pu'er teas.

Wine bar held by a Hong Kong. The bottles come mainly from Australia. But there are also French or Californian wines.

The track is full to bursting every evening.

Lounge and studio decor, metal bar and walls decorated with unusual red dots.

Very lively!

Outside, a small door… Get down in the basement to access the bar (which was the legend a former anti-atomic shelter). The large bar is often empty in the week. A few pools await you. On weekends, the place is more frequented. Here, young Chinese and foreigners coexist. The location is a little cold and looks a little like a sarcophagus.

Laugh in family thanks to this unique and interactive show with Stitch. 

A superb firework, dubbed "Disney in the stars", shines every evening, around 20 h, the wonderful castle of the Beautiful Wooden Beauty. 

At the end of the day is the Avenue of Stars, on the promenade itself, this bar-terrace allows you to rest for a moment in your discovery of TST, while enjoying the views of Hong Kong skyline and the aisles of the bay boats. Fresh beer, cocktails and peanuts in the program… It is also a pleasant place to start or finish your evening smoothly.

After dinner, here is a perfect place to test one of the 200 malt or one of the cocktails prepared by a professional bartender. In addition, the ice is carved before you in Japanese. The 99 also has a beautiful terrace made of wood and plants, which hosts a barbecue and live live music on weekends.

Located on the edge of Tsim Sha Tsui, it is an art space that hosts many operas, ballets, concerts and concerts at world level (the poster is stunning during the January/February art festival).

The Hong Kong Coliseum, also known as the Hung Hom Coliseum, is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in Hong Kong's Hung Hom Bay. This minimalist architectural building is mainly used as an arena for sporting events and concerts. It is managed by the Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Services Department. The Hong Kong Coliseum also offers services such as ticketing, catering and baby facilities.

Beer is imported from Germany and food is rich and plentiful. Enjoy the very friendly counter, where you can find a clientele of visitors, expatriates and Chinese. A pub that offers a variation in the restaurant, for those who love beer and German cuisine (pork acquainted, sausages, sauerkraut…).

A quiet and quiet place to start the evening by taking a look on the street. Football games on TV (without sound) and good music.

Live music and dance every evening from until, except Mondays. On Wednesday, night of jazz. On the ground floor, an elegant bar inspired by the Grand Prix of Macau.

African ambiance at the gates of China.

A chic lounge bar with excellent music.

Near Coco Park, this bar is very popular with the expatriate community in Shenzhen. Beautiful terrace that turns into a dance trail late in the night.

It smells like pop-corn as soon as we push the door, the dice ring in the whole bar, and the country of the 1980 s (when it's not songs to the Chinese rose water sung by the tattooed Chinese) you get the ears: no doubt, you are in a Chinese bar and a good one!

The prices are rigorous (Heineken at 30 RMB, Tsingdao at 25, the usual whiskies at 40 and the usual cocktails at 40) and the snacks, typical of this type (fruit plate 50/80 RMB, 20 RMB corn)…

The world's famous Cirque du Soleil troupe will bring you up to date with this fabulous spectacle of a young girl's imaginary journey into the heart of the cosmos. A not miss if you are going to Macao, for example to close your day on Taipa.

A beautiful new establishment with eclectic music. Whether you're a hip-hop, techno, house or rock fan, there's for all tastes. Pleasant terrace if you need to take the air.