Where to Watch Hong Kong's National Day Fireworks Over Dinner in 2026

As Hong Kong prepares to dazzle with its National Day fireworks over Victoria Harbour on 1 October 2026, from 8:00pm to approximately 8:23pm, the question on everyone's lips is where to find the best vantage point. For those seeking an unforgettable experience, Kaboom in Tsim Sha Tsui and Bochord in Causeway Bay offer not just spectacular harbour views, but also a curated dining experience to complement the pyrotechnic display.

Watching from Kaboom’s Rooftop in Tsim Sha Tsui

Kaboom is a rooftop lounge and restaurant at Prince Tower, 12A Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Its confirmed 270° Victoria Harbour view makes it a natural option for guests who would like to pair the fireworks with an evening above the city.

Kaboom’s open-air rooftop brings a vibrant energy to the evening, with the bright city skyline, harbour breeze, and lively atmosphere creating an especially fitting setting for the fireworks. It is a space designed for guests who want to enjoy the spectacle in the open air while sharing drinks, conversation, and a celebratory meal above Tsim Sha Tsui.

Watching from Kaboom also offers an intimate, elevated way to experience the display from the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. The rooftop perspective lifts guests above the surrounding streets and gives a sense of occasion without taking them far from the district’s restaurants, hotels, and waterfront activity.

On 1 October 2026, Kaboom will offer a special five-course menu at HK$598 per person. This is the only dining option available at Kaboom that evening before 8.30pm, so guests should plan around the set format rather than expecting the restaurant’s usual menu selection. The menu is exclusive to the National Day evening and should be considered when choosing Kaboom for a couple’s dinner, a gathering with friends, or a celebratory meal with visitors to Hong Kong.

For a closer look at the venue, visit the Kaboom restaurant information page. When you are ready to plan the evening, reserve Kaboom’s HK$598 five-course National Day menu early.

Watching from Bochord in Causeway Bay

Bochord is located at L1101, 11/F, World Trade Centre, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay. The restaurant has a harbour view of the fireworks display, offering a different setting for guests who prefer to watch National Day celebrations from a considered dining room in Hong Kong Island.

Inside, Bochord offers a sophisticated, refined ambiance that places the focus on polished dining and a composed evening experience. The elegant dining room provides a calm contrast to the spectacle outside, making it well suited to guests who want to mark the occasion with a more intimate or formal meal.

From its position in the World Trade Centre, Bochord presents a view of the harbour framed by the dining room and the surrounding cityscape. The outlook turns the fireworks into a visual centrepiece of the meal, allowing guests to enjoy the changing colours across Victoria Harbour while remaining in the comfort of an elevated Causeway Bay setting.

On the evening of 1 October 2026, Bochord will serve its tasting menu only. No à la carte, lunch, or beverage menu should be expected for this date. The tasting-menu arrangement is therefore an important part of the booking decision, particularly for guests organising a business dinner, anniversary, or special occasion where the pace and structure of the meal are central to the evening.

You can review the Bochord restaurant information page and current tasting-menu details before making arrangements. To secure the tasting-menu-only evening, reserve a table at Bochord as early as possible.

Booking Tips

• Reserve well in advance. National Day fireworks create concentrated demand for tables with harbour views. Both restaurants have confirmed views, but seating requests are subject to availability.

• Arrive before 8:00pm. The display begins at 8:00pm and runs for approximately 23 minutes. Allow enough time for your party to arrive, check in, and be seated before the first fireworks as the Government will also impose traffic restraints.

• Confirm the evening’s menu format. At Kaboom, the only dining option is the special five-course menu at HK$598 per person. At Bochord, the tasting menu is the only menu served that evening. Confirm these arrangements at booking so there are no surprises for your guests.

• Ask about harbour-facing seating. A confirmed venue view does not mean every table has the same outlook. Include your preference in the reservation enquiry, while understanding that requests cannot be guaranteed.

• Spare sufficient time for the commute. Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay are both busy dining districts, and movement may take longer around a major city event. Give your group a clear meeting time and leave room in the schedule before dinner.

Kaboom and Bochord provide two clearly defined ways to plan dinner around Hong Kong’s National Day fireworks: a rooftop evening in Tsim Sha Tsui with a special five-course menu, or a Causeway Bay dinner centred on Bochord’s tasting menu only. Whichever setting suits your plans, early reservation and clear confirmation of the seating and menu format will make the evening easier to organise.