Jumbo Kingdom

Jumbo Kingdom, an internationally renowned floating restaurant of Hong Kong, draws incessant stream of tourists. Post a recent multi-million dollar refurbishment, Jumbo Kingdom has transformed into a theme park on the sea. It is a must-do destination in Hong Kong and few visitors to Hong Kong miss dining in Jumbo Kingdom which is now a modern complex of dining, sightseeing and cultural attractions.

Restaurants and Dishes
Jumbo Kingdom Complex is comprised of several dining venues and retail shops. Most well-known among these are the Jumbo Floating Restaurant and the Tai Pak Floating Restaurant. Jumbo Kingdom specializes in seafood. However it also serves roasted goose, Peking duck and changing seasonal dishes. Dim Sum is the least expensive dish here.

Food Courts
Topdeck: This restaurant and bar serves western cuisine.
Dragon Court: A Chinese restaurant serving authentic Cantonese cuisine
Sampan Dining: You can enjoy Hong Kong dining experience from a bygone era

Millions of Visitors
Over 30 million visitors have visited Jumbo Kingdom, including Queen Elizabeth II, John Wayne and Tom Cruise.

Refurbishment
Jumbo Kingdom was established in October 1976 with investment of over HK$30. It was originally designed in the style of an ancient Chinese imperial palace. However, it has regularly been upgraded over the past 30 years. A major multi-million dollar refurbishment not only gave the Jumbo a sleek contemporary look, but also transformed it into a theme park on the sea. Retail shops and cultural programmes have also been included in its premises.

How to Reach
Board the bus to Aberdeen and then take one of Jumbo Kingdom's own free shuttle boats, with departures every few minutes from the waterfront Aberdeen Promenade.