The Hari Hong Kong celebrated Easter from April 3 to 6, 2026, with cracking feasts at its two restaurants — Italian ristorante Lucciola and contemporary Japanese restaurant Zoku. The holiday-forward initiative offered seasonal brunch and dinner menus, as well as a family package starting from HK$4,800 per night. The latter offering included a Corner Room with a king bed adjoining a Twin Room, daily breakfast for two adults and two children under twelve, a DIY Confetti Madeleines Set, a Hari Puzzle Set featuring branded tram, Star Ferry, or mascot pieces, and early check-in and late check-out (subject to availability).
The Hari Hong Kong created distinct culinary experiences at each restaurant, with Lucciola serving an Easter brunch that began with an aperitivo selection from the bar table, followed by sautéed black mussels, handmade tagliatelle, and Mediterranean sea bass, along with traditional Colomba Italian Easter cake. Its dinner menu featured wild fennel soup with gravlax salmon, Australian beef tenderloin with Madagascar green pepper sauce, and roast baby goat with white wine sauce. Zoku, on the other hand, offered an Easter brunch with an assorted sashimi platter, yakitori skewers, sushi rolls, Chicken Yawata maki, and desserts including a bunny mousse cake, while its Discovering Zoku tasting menu for dinner included Wagyu Tataki with sudachi and ponzu, and mochi cake with miso caramel and coconut.
Easter-Celebrating Cracking Restaurant Feasts
The Hari Hong Kong Hosted Easter Events This Year
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