It’s also worth noting that DotCod are pioneers in the sustainable seafood movement so you can feast away happily for a green cause. For more than 700 years, oysters have been an important commodity in Hong Kong—unsurprising given Hong Kong people’s love for seafood. Often overlooked as a crucial marine habitat, oysters are also ecosystem engineers that play a tremendous role in coastal protection and support marine ecosystems wherever they thrive. Way up at the Peak Galleria lies Cafe Deco and its wonderful selection of the freshest oysters from Ireland, South Australia, France, Scotland and USA. It has around 10 different kinds of oysters throughout the year, and also features seasonal specialities in its oyster bar. In addition to freshly shucked oysters, it also serves Pacific Northwest oysters prepared Kilpatrick at six oysters per serving.

Restoring Hong Kong’s oyster reefs, one abandoned oyster farm at a time

“The CFS conducted investigations at the restaurants concerned and found that both of them had sold raw oysters which had been harvested in Carlingford Lough in Ireland. For the sake of prudence, the CFS has immediately instructed the trade to suspend the import into and sale within Hong Kong of all raw oysters harvested in Carlingford Lough,” said an agency spokesman. Oysters are one of the most delicious seafood dishes. Cafe Kool will be serving freshly-opened and delicious oysters from France every day during dinner period till August 2016. Burning icecream was good dessert but i recommend creme brulee more. Not only do they have a wide selection of oysters.

Oyster & Wine Bar

At the Lau Fau Shan restoration site, SWIMS researchers found a small crab, Nanosesarma pontianacense, in 2020, recording it for the first time in Hong Kong. Raw or partially cooked oysters are high-risk foods, according to public health officials. Vulnerable groups, such as pregnant women, young children, the elderly, and people with weakened immune systems or liver diseases, should avoid eating them. 生蠔香港 is a diamond-in-the-rough casual dining oyster bar located in the Sheung Wan district of Hong Kong. With seating capacity of 50, a 16-foot oysters showcase and private room, Raw Bar No.8 debuts an oyster omakase together with a multinational ala carte menu. Oyster farmers prepare to sun-dry the oysters and fishes.

The best oysters to have right now at Cafe Deco are Coffin Bay from South Australia that has delicate oyster with a crisp and salty taste. It also matches perfectly well with a glass of Gregoris Pinot Grigio from Veneto Italy. Image by Peter Yeung for Mongabay.Farmers shucking oysters at Lau Fau Shan market. Image by Peter Yeung for Mongabay.Family-run oyster farms are declining in Hong Kong as corporate operations dominate and young generations seek better-paid work. At the same time, the onset of climate change is impacting wild and farmed oysters alike. Rising sea temperatures slow oysters’ growth rate; acidification of marine waters interferes with their shell formation; and toxic algae blooms lead to mass deaths.

This cheekily-named seafood joint hosts resident oyster specialist John Stewart and peddles the freshest catch from the sea. The giant seafood platter serves up chilled things on the half-shell, as well as cooked crabs, prawns, and the likes. The blackboard menu chalks the daily crop of super fresh oysters. There’s also a great selection of oyster and wine deals, starting from just $99 for three oysters and a glass of house wine. Housed on a quiet street in Sheung Wan, this tiny restaurant turns out some of the freshest seafood in the neighbourhood.