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Times Square Food Forum 10/F. Dedicated pet area; dogs do not need to be carried or bagged. Keep dogs leashed; bring a diaper and pee pad. Staff friendly.

G/F, 8 King Sing Street, Wan Chai (Blue House area). Vegetarian cafe. Dogs welcome; no extra restrictions noted. Hours 08:00–21:00.

G/F, 8 Maidstone Lane (美善同里), To Kwa Wan. Cafe with a separate pet zone. No extra house-rule limits noted.

Yiu Wa Street, Causeway Bay (Redana Centre / nearby Workingview). Owner welcomes dogs; staff friendly; large and small dogs OK; no extra limits. Hours roughly 09:30–18:00.

Ma Wan Main Street Village East, Ma Wan. Indoor booth seating; dogs can sit in the booth. The Facebook post shows no additional dog restrictions. Large-dog or designated-seat requirements were not stated; ask the venue if needed.

G/F, 71 Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok. Pet area has leash hooks. No extra restrictions; free choice of seats. Staff friendly.

2/F, Plaza 2000, 2–4 Russell Street, Causeway Bay. Dedicated elegant pet area. No extra dog restrictions noted.

Shop 105, 1/F Harbour Centre, 25 Harbour Road, Wan Chai. Indoor seating; small dogs only. No other extra restrictions noted. Staff friendly.

G/F, 127 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai. Social-enterprise cafe. Hours 08:00–19:00. No extra dog restrictions noted.

G/F, 399 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai. Fifth revisit; truly pet-friendly. Staff friendly. Friday nights can be full. Outdoor seating is also fine when the weather is not hot.

Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, Level 2 Zone A. About half the seats are pet-friendly. Outdoor grass area outside for dogs to run. Book ahead for weekends and public holidays. Instagram DM reservation / time slot also used by the venue.

Wong Chuk Street, Sham Shui Po. Pet licence in place; dogs can enter and use the air-conditioning. Dogs can go up the spiral staircase. This visit was very crowded; many hot foods sold out.

61 Elgin Street, Central. Hillside cafe; dogs welcome. Hours Mon–Thu 11:00–18:00.

AIRSIDE G002, Kai Tak. Dogs may use a stroller or sit on a chair; no special requirements noted. Staff replaced a wrongly served drink when asked.

Manulife Place, Kwun Tong. Dog seating near the entrance for about 14–16 people. Fixed leash clips at the seats. Thai buffet HK$168 per person plus service charge. Bright space. Diners clear their own plates.

MegaBox. Roomy seating. Multiple dogs present on this visit. No special restrictions noted.

Jaffe Road, Wan Chai. Welcomes dogs of all sizes. Comfortable seating. Staff friendly.

Regal Kowloon Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui. Chinese restaurant split into two halls; the pet-friendly hall is fully separated. Pee pads and disposable dog tableware provided. 20% off the full dinner bill on this visit.

OP Mall 1/F, Tsuen Wan. Outdoor has long been dog-friendly; indoor is now licensed and welcomes dogs too. No extra restrictions noted. Staff friendly.

E Plaza, Kwun Tong. Separate pet area; no extra dog restrictions noted. Western restaurant. Phone chargers available to borrow.

SHIFT (謝斐道): no extra dog restrictions; pick any seat, including benches. Biggest practical plus — open from noon until after midnight. Stylish bar-restaurant; visit photo shows a dog on the bench with a steak salad indoors.

陳師傅自製點心專門店 (金馬倫道): no extra dog restrictions; indoor table/booth seating. Third visit and recommended — dog sat on the booth with dim sum steamers and tea at the table. Straightforward TST dim-sum stop when you want a simple dog-welcome meal without special rules.

泰國簡單廚房 / The Satay House (謝斐道): no extra dog limits; choose any seat including benches and booths; small and large pets welcome. Hours noted Mon–Sat 11:00–21:00, closed public holidays. Good-value Thai — visit photo shows a dog on the booth with noodle soup indoors. Handy Wan Chai option when you want flexible seating with a dog.

銅鑼灣信德街20號地下A。西餐小店。冇額外狗規；穩妥狗帶（唔好縛喺可移動寵物車）；唔掂枱面。員工好友善。營業約08:00–21:00；價位約$101–200。

筲箕灣 Thai Grill。室內枱／卡位；狗可入內坐枱邊。帖文冇寫額外限制；大型犬或繁忙晚飯時段建議先確認座位。

長洲嚟食。可室內；不銹鋼枱腳有扣位夾狗帶；大細狗都歡迎。試過巴東牛肉夾餅、Gado Gado、素食 Nasi Lemak。帶狗可搭快船，記得口罩。

灣仔駱克道72–76號熙華大廈地下A3。美式餐酒吧。營業時間寫12:00–3:00（出發前再確認）。冇額外狗規；全場自由座位；歡迎大細狗。

Sai Kung 全記 (waterfront / Man Nin St area): five people + one dog seated indoors near the entrance at a narrow “dog table.” AC vent dripped onto the table; staff said that was the dog zone. Hygiene concern raised: same blue gloves used for clearing tables and serving. Food quality on this lunch set visit was poor (frozen scallops on reused shells, room-temp clams, sauces off, veg not fresh); only the fish was barely OK. Other group members report better dim-sum lunch / DIY seafood dinner experiences — this write-up is about one set-lunch visit. If you go, ask for a non-drip table and consider ordering à la carte seafood rather than the set.

Prince Edward 潮陳圓牛雜粉麵 (白楊街 21 號): clean, comfortable, good value. No extra dog limits stated; many booth seats to choose from; staff friendly. Commenters also praise the sisters/staff. Check queue and booth availability at peak times.

Airside mall rule: dogs cannot walk on the ground — use a stroller/cart (mall lends carts; escalator/lift access depends on that). At 嵐月 (3/F shops 301–302), large dogs are expected to stay in the stroller; small dogs in a cart are generally welcome and owners report friendly staff. One large-dog owner rented a cart but the dog kept jumping out, could not get into the lift for other floors, queued about 20 minutes and left. If you have a large dog, call ahead and plan for a cart the whole way — do not rely on older “all sizes welcome” blurbs alone.