The best Valentine’s Day dinner delivery and takeaway in Hong Kong

Take your romantic celebration home with Roganic’s Valentine’s Day meal kit to go. They’ll have their regular lunch menu in the restaurant too, but for those taking it away, you can prep and cook together – making those sweet memories – and then sit down to enjoy a seven-course meal ($2,000 per set for two) in the comfort of your own dining room. The takeaway menu includes their signature soda bread with whipped brown butter, uni custard with caviar, beef short rib and truffle creamed potato, and an apple tart with blackberries with caramel sauce.

Order via simonroganathome.com

Available: February 13 and 14; Collection from Roganic 3.30pm-6pm

This Valentine’s Day, Grand Hyatt’s gourmet takeaway menu for two will save you the hassle of making a romantic meal from scratch. Savour dishes like the premium seafood platter with whole Atlantic lobster, tiger prawn tails, mussels, and crab legs, before digging into the Grand Hyatt’s signature beef wellington and ending the night with ‘His & Hers’ desserts. You’ll have to order at least 24-hours in advance.

Order via buys.hk/grand-hyatt-hong-kong

Available: February 11 to 14; Pick-up from 12noon to 9pm

Uma Nota is presenting a six-course menu for dine-in and home delivery. The Valentine’s Day set menu ($450 per person) can be delivered to their door and comes with rose petals, a candle, personalised menus, and a special gift from home fragrance brand Cochine. They’ve even curated the Uma Nota’s Valentine’s Day playlist to help set the mood. The meal itself comes with dishes like tuna tataki, slow-roasted pork ribs,⁠ and a choice of the main course to share: 21 days aged sirloin with Brazilian vinaigrette or roasted sea bass with fried banana and passion fruit farofa, before a Pave de Chocolate dessert for two ends the evening on a sweet note.

Order via Meraki at Home hotline 6825 1137 at least 48 hours in advance 

Available: February 13 to 14

If you love Japanese food, Fumi is offering a six-course Valentine’s Day dinner ($1,280 for two), which is also available in the restaurant for lunch, to take home or get delivered. Expect soft shell crab salad, fresh sashimi including Hokkaido sea urchin, Botan shrimp, young yellowtail, and Scallop, grilled lobster hokkaiyaki, sukiyaki-style Miyazaki beef, and chopped toro with Japanese leek on rice, and more.

Order via shop.lkfe.com 

Available: February 12 to 15

Spending time with your sweetheart at home ain’t all that bad when you can order Motorino’s Date Night Special ($588) which includes two heart-shaped pizzas of your choice, two antipasti and a bottle of vino for that added fuzzy romantic effect. The set is actually available all year round, so Valentine’s Day can be any day with Motorino. Plus, you needn’t lift a finger – OK maybe one – to order via the Black Sheep Restaurants’ Go platform.

Order via Go

Available: Daily

For a taste of Zuma at home this Valentine’s Day, the Japanese inspired restaurant is offering a takeaway tasting menu ($1,800 for two) featuring a selection of signature and seasonal items, from a grilled lobster with avocado and spicy lemon dressing to chicken yakitori with baby leeks, and a rainbow selection of sashimi, maki rolls, and more. You can also add a bottle of rosé Champagne (+$660) to take the meal up a notch. 

Order via WhatsApp 5502 9034; Phone 3657 6388 or email info@zumarestaurant.com.hk 

Available: February 12 to 14

The three-course Valentine’s Day meal at Hue Dining ($1,080 per person) is available in the restaurant but you can also take it home or have it delivered. Highlights from the menu include a choice of starter: Australian quail, smoked mackerel or oysters, a choice of the main course: duck breast, gnocchi with mushroom, or Wagyu striploin and a choice of dessert: raspberry heart, strawberry sponge cake and chocolate-dipped strawberries, or the sumptuous cheese selection.

Order via shop.woollypig.com.hk    

Available: February 13 to 14; Pick-up from 3pm to 8pm