Bing Bing HK is a vibrant gay bar and cocktail lounge located on the 22nd floor of the Oliv building in Causeway Bay, offering stunning panoramic views of Hong Kong's skyline. The venue features a chic, modern design with comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxing with friends or enjoying a night out. The bar specializes in expertly crafted cocktails at reasonable prices, complemented by daily happy hour specials. Karaoke enthusiasts will appreciate the large projection screen, while those seeking live entertainment can enjoy regular DJ performances and special events throughout the month. The friendly, professional staff and welcoming atmosphere attract a diverse crowd of locals and international visitors. Known for its lively energy and inclusive vibe, Bing Bing HK has become a favorite destination for the younger gay community and anyone seeking an unforgettable evening in Hong Kong's vibrant nightlife scene.
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Tuesday: 19:00 - 03:00
Wednesday: 19:00 - 03:00
Thursday: 19:00 - 03:00
Friday: 20:30 - 05:30
Saturday: 20:30 - 05:30
Sunday: 20:30 - 03:00
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