Mr & Mrs Fox, Hong Kong

The ground floor bar at Mr & Mrs Fox features casual high tables, striking exposed copper piping and distressed floors, creating a friendly neighbourhood feel.
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Upstairs is a more quiet restaurant space with plush leather seats, industrial mesh steel ceilings, abundance of brass detailing and glass-blown lights suspended on butchers hooks.
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The restaurant experience culminates on the top floor called ‘The Den’, an exclusive 24-seat private dining room hidden behind a bookshelf filled with antiques reminiscent of a Victorian library.
Photography © Nick Hughes/ Yellowtrace.

With deep-sea shipping, refrigeration, road transport, agriculture, property development, and of course hotels, it was only a matter of time before Swire branched out into restaurants as well. Why not, it seems this company has a proven formula for guaranteed awesomeness and success, no matter the market sector. Mr & Mrs Fox is the latest feather in Swire’s cap, a restaurant that occupies three stories of a new serviced apartment in Taikoo Place in Hong Kong‘s Quarry Bay, formerly an office development (also owned by Swire, of course).

Designed by Charlie & Rose, Hong Kong-based architectural & interior design company owned by Australian designer Ben McCarthy – Mr & Mrs Fox is a 250-seat multi-level bar and restaurant with a craft beer-house at street level, raw bar and steakhouse on the first floor and a private dining room with its own terrace in the attic.

Offering a variety of unique dining options, Mr & Mrs Fox’s three floors each deliver a different experience. The restaurant’s rustic-meets-ritzy interiors evoke the fox persona portrayed in Roald Dahl’s classic fable – playful and stylish, with an ever-present sense of mischief. If you play your cards right, you could be visiting this place soon – make sure you enter our 6th birthday giveaway for your chance to Win A Trip to Hong Kong!