The first Michelin Mobile Gourmet Tour Crystal Bus Restaurant in Hong Kong

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The Crystal Bus is Hong Kong’s first double-decker sightseeing bus restaurant cruising through the city center. With its luxurious and stylish exterior and interior, high-quality sound system, and unique features, it offers a variety of dishes designed by different Michelin restaurants, allowing travelers to enjoy the beautiful sights of Hong Kong while savoring authentic cuisine in a crystal-studded cabin, delivering a whole new travel experience in Hong Kong for visitors from around the world. It provides an in-depth exploration of Hong Kong’s culture, food, and attractions through the Crystal Bus.

The Crystal Bus specially invited a foreign crystal mosaic expert team to cover the interior with crystals, creating a dazzling effect. The bus can accommodate up to 47 passengers on both the upper and lower decks. It is equipped with multilingual audio guide systems in Japanese, Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, as well as a souvenir shop. Both afternoon and evening tours are available.

The afternoon tour offers two sessions, each lasting approximately two hours. The route includes attractions such as The Peninsula Hotel, Cultural Centre, Space Museum, Nathan Road, Mosque, Temple Street, Central Star Ferry Pier, Ferris Wheel, Statue Square, Government Headquarters, Convention and Exhibition Centre, Golden Bauhinia Square, Canton Road, Tsing Ma Bridge, and Lantau Link View Point. There is also a stop for photo opportunities, along with Michelin-starred Chinese dim sum. The ticket price is HK$380 per traveler.

The evening tour is available for private group bookings, with customizable attractions. Dinner is provided by Michelin-level local catering partners, offering a selection of Chinese, Western, Japanese cuisines, seafood, and other delicacies. From Monday to Thursday, the 5-hour rental fee is HK$8,800; on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, public holidays, and the eve of public holidays, the fee is HK$12,800, which includes drinks and snacks, while meals are charged separately.