Best French restaurants in Hong Kong offering takeout and delivery

If you’re in the mood for some of Hong Kong's finest French food, Louise’s set menus won't disappoint. Their two-person set ($1,408) is perfect for an at-home date night. It includes sourdough bread with their signature spreads, angel hair pasta with Kristal caviar, black truffle and kombu, roasted yellow chicken salad, and a couple of delectable desserts.

For those who want more control over their Louise experience, order a la carte from the online platform and select any number of dishes including the duck foie gras terrine ($228), the Langoustine ravioli with mint leaves, snow peas, crustaceans bisque ($478), and much more.

Pick up will earn you a whopping 20 percent off your order, and delivery fees vary depending on location, starting at free for Central areas for orders over $800. Just remember to order well in advance – best by 6pm the day before.

Enjoy a decadent feast from two-Michelin starred Ecriture a la Maison; their extensive menu can be ordered a la carte, with options like the homemade gnocchi ($398) and the wagyu beef sando ($888). For the no-fuss option, opt for their set menus. We recommend the Library of Flavours menu for two ($3,388), which includes caviar and uni tart, Brittany blue lobster, Basque Country veal chop, French cheese platter, chocolate and salty caramel tart and a gariguette strawberry tart.

To give your meal that extra je ne sais quoi, their complete wine list is available for home delivery at 25 percent off the in-restaurant menu prices. Available every day, order by noon for same night pick up or delivery. Please note that pick up and delivery is available from 6 to 7pm, and outside of this window must be specially requested.

Delivery is only available with minimum orders of $2000, and the delivery fee varies (complimentary for Central and Western Hong Kong; $200 delivery fee for Stanley, Repulse Bay, Aberdeen and Kowloon; $300 delivery fee for New Territories).

This new Parisian-style bistro at Elements serves up a selection of French comfort food and heavenly desserts, for delivery and takeout. Choose from French favourites like mussels ($165), pork and pistachio terrine ($158), steak sandwich ($225), and steaks made with free-range Australian beef. If you want to dine in style, check out the extensive beer and wine menu.

For dessert, there is a selection of scrumptious daily cakes served by the slice with crème fraîche, and chocolate tarts. Right now District Eight is offering a very generous 30 percent discount on food and 50 percent discount on beer and wine for pick up orders. Order online or call 2537 7555 to enjoy a taste of the French capital in the comfort of your own home. 

Upon dining at this French restaurant, you'll find that the decor is an ode to Brittany, with crockery and framed photos depicting Brittany’s lighthouses. The regular menu straddles both Brittany cuisine and crepes – for what the restaurant is named – but the delivery options definitely err more on the side of the latter. Head online and order from a pleasingly large selection of galettes, with everything from La Complete ($82) – with ham, egg, and cheese, to the Les Poulains ($133), which is a satisfying concoction of raclette cheese, smoked ham, and cream.

For those in the mood fora sweeter kind of French pancake, La Creperie delivers a lineup of sweet crepes, with the standouts being the Le Phare ($63) – Nutella, banana, and strawberry; and La Krampouz ($63) – with steamed apple pie, cinnamon, butter, and caramel sauce.  

This gem of a cosy French restaurant tucked away on the second floor of an unassuming building on the backstreets of Causeway Bay is a favourite of many a Francophile foodie, and it's easy to understand why when we take a look at the exciting dishes they have on offer for delivery. From galette with ham and cheese ($78) to potatoes with reblochon cheese ($155) to duck confit ($158), you're sure to find something that hits the spot here. For those fond of a drink, wash all this down with some of the specially imported Parisian beer on offer for delivery, from lager to white beer to ale, all at $50 a pop.