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Sow Vegan

Vegan · Hung Tat Industrial Building, Hong Kong · Scored September 10, 2026

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Google Maps rank
#25 of 37
AI answers
0 of 12
Google rating
4.6★ · 40
Nearby rank
#5 of 6
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AI answers8/25
Which assistant named you, per question
best in citynear me tonightspecial dinner
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named younamed a neighbour insteadneither
Named, by language of the question
English0/12
Cantonese (繁)0/3
Mandarin (简)0/3

Guests in Hong Kong ask in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. The score uses the English answers; the Chinese ones show your blind spots in the other languages.

Google presence11/20
Rating against the AI floor3.5 → 5.0
3.54.04.55.0floor 4.3
you 4.6nearby
Reviews3/10
Last 10 reviews by dateoldest → newest
51
RepliedNo reply
Bookability0/15
From Google
From your website
From Instagram
Social10/15
Instagram followers vs nearby
Sow Vegan13,035Chao Thai Singa…88Kuuraku3,821Twelve Flavorsnot checked yet冒喜 (觀塘店) MAO HEY623Honbu 本4,187
Posts per month vs nearby
Sow Vegan1.6Chao Thai Singa…7.7Kuurakunot foundTwelve Flavorsnot checked yet冒喜 (觀塘店) MAO HEYnot foundHonbu 本not found
Website & SEO11/15

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  1. Not named in any of 12 AI answers. When a guest asks an assistant for a place like yours, you are not in the conversation.AI answers
    +17 pts
  2. No online booking path at all — every guest has to call or message.Bookability
    +6 pts
  3. No reply to any of your last 10 reviews.Reviews
    +4 pts
  4. 40 Google reviews. Assistants favour listings with hundreds; ask every table.Google presence
    +3 pts
  5. #25 of 37 on Google Maps for “Asian restaurant Kwun Tong Hong Kong” — below the first three a guest sees.Google presence
    +3 pts
  6. No Reserve a table button on your Google listing — the most direct booking path there is.Google presence
    +3 pts
  7. No Google review in the last three months.Reviews
    +3 pts
  8. No booking link on Google.Bookability
    +3 pts

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#1
Twelve Flavors4.9★ · 1,228 · AI 0/12
62
#2
Chao Thai Singa Viet4.4★ · 229 · AI 0/12
56
#3
Kuuraku4.7★ · 140 · AI 0/12
56
#4
Honbu 本4.5★ · 95 · AI 0/12
44
#5
Sow Vegan · you4.6★ · 40 · AI 0/12
42
#6
冒喜 (觀塘店) MAO HEY4.6★ · 77 · AI 0/12
42

What the assistants said

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Asked about you by name, Perplexity said:Named you
Sow Vegan is a **modern plant-based fine-dining/private dining** restaurant in **Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong**. It serves **multi-course vegan tasting menus** built around fresh, local, organic, and seasonal ingredients, with sources also noting house-made items like sourdough, brioche, and other baked goods.[1][2][4][9][15] The neighbourhood is **Kwun Tong**, specifically in the **Hung Tat Industrial Building on Hung To Road**, which multiple sources describe as an **industrial-building/private-kitchen setting** rather than a street-front restaurant.[2][3][5][7][14] It **does take reservations**, and booking is strongly expected or required. Sources say it is a private dining venue that accepts bookings, with some saying **reservations are required** and others advising to book **at least 1–4 days in advance**.[2][7][15][18]
ChatGPTDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Asian restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
1. **The Chairman** — Cantonese 2. **Lung King Heen** — Cantonese 3. **Wing** — Modern Chinese 4. **Caprice** — French-Chinese fine dining 5. **Yardbird** — Japanese yakitori
ChatGPTDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Asian restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
Din Tai Fung PUTIEN Genki Sushi Tam Jai SamGor Mixian Jade Garden
ChatGPTDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Asian restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
- **The Chairman** — Refined Cantonese cuisine centered on exceptional seasonal ingredients and traditional flavors. - **Arbor** — Elegant French-Japanese fine dining with beautifully composed, ingredient-driven tasting menus. - **Yardbird** — Stylish yakitori spot known for excellent grilled chicken, sake, and a lively atmosphere. - **Ho Lee Fook** — Playful, modern Chinese cooking in a fun setting—ideal for a celebratory group dinner. - **Ronin** — Intimate Japanese seafood and sushi experience with an impressive sake selection.
GeminiDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Asian restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
Hong Kong is one of the culinary capitals of the world. Because "Asian" can encompass both local Cantonese and regional specialties, this ranking highlights the absolute best Asian dining experiences across different culinary styles—from 3-Michelin-starred Cantonese to high-end Japanese and innovative regional cuisine. Here is a ranked list of the top 5 Asian restaurants in Hong Kong: 1. **The Chairman (大班樓)** – *Cantonese* * **Why it's #1:** Widely regarded as the pinnacle of modern Cantonese dining, The Chairman has topped the "Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants" list. Instead of relying on expensive luxury ingredients like bird’s nest or abalone, it focuses on hyper-fresh local produce, traditional techniques, and extraordinary depth of flavor (most famously their Steamed Flowery Crab in aged Shaoxing wine and chicken oil). 2. **Lung King Heen (龍景軒)** – *Cantonese / Dim Sum* * **Why it's #2:** Located in the Four Seasons, Lung King Heen made history as the first Chinese restaurant in the world to be awarded three Michelin stars. Led by Chef Chan Yan-tak, it remains the gold standard for traditional Cantonese fine dining and impeccable dim sum with sweeping views of Victoria Harbour. 3. **Sushi Shikon (鮨 志魂)** – *Japanese (Edomae Sushi)* * **Why it's #3:** Holding three Michelin stars, Sushi Shikon offers arguably the best Edomae sushi experience outside of Tokyo. Located in The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, the fish is flown in fresh daily from Tokyo’s Toyosu market, and the intimate counter experience is flawless in execution and service. 4. **VEA Restaurant** – *Chinese-French Fusion* * **Why it's #4:** For something modern and unique, Chef Vicky Cheng’s VEA pioneers "Chinese x French" cuisine. It marries classic French culinary precision with beloved Chinese ingredients (like sea cucumber and fish maw), paired with an innovative cocktail and wine program. 5. **Chaat** – *Indian* * **Why it's #5:** Located inside the Rosewood Hong Kong, Chaat (one Michelin star) reimagines India’s vibrant street food and regional tandoor cooking in a luxurious setting. It is notoriously difficult to book and delivers bold, authentic flavors executed with fine-dining sophistication.
GeminiDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Asian restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
Lei Garden Nha Trang Vietnamese Restaurant Gyu-Kaku Apinara Chiu Chow Kung Fu Court
GeminiDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Asian restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
Here are 5 fantastic Asian restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends: 1. **The Chairman (中環)** Renowned for its hyper-seasonal, ingredient-driven Cantonese cuisine (like the famous steamed crab in Shaoxing wine), it offers a legendary Michelin-starred banquet experience that is perfect for sharing. 2. **Chôm Chôm (SoHo)** Vibrant, loud, and energetic, this Vietnamese *bia hoi* (beer hall) serves punchy street-food-inspired bites and great cocktails that naturally foster a lively group dynamic. 3. **Mott 32 (Central)** Set in a stunning, moody subterranean vault, it delivers theatrical fine-dining Chinese cuisine—including world-class Peking duck—ideal for an impressive, celebratory night out. 4. **Samsen (Sheung Wan)** A perpetually buzzing neighborhood favorite that serves Hong Kong's most authentic, intensely flavorful Thai street food (especially the signature wagyu beef boat noodles and crab fried rice). 5. **Yardbird (Sheung Wan)** A trendy, high-energy modern yakitori izakaya boasting inventive, skewered chicken dishes, great music, and an extensive Japanese whisky selection designed for socializing.
ClaudeDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Asian restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
# Top 5 Asian Restaurants in Hong Kong 1. **Lung King Heen** (Cantonese) - Three Michelin stars; iconic dim sum and Cantonese cuisine in the Four Seasons 2. **Tim Ho Wan** (Cantonese Dim Sum) - Michelin-starred; famous for affordable, high-quality dim sum 3. **Summer Palace** (Cantonese) - Michelin two stars; sophisticated Cantonese fine dining at the Mandarin Oriental 4. **Ming Court** (Cantonese) - Michelin two stars; elegant setting with refined traditional Cantonese dishes 5. **Aqua** (Contemporary Asian) - Michelin one star; modern Asian cuisine with harbor views in Tsim Sha Tsui **Note:** Rankings can vary based on current Michelin guides, personal preferences, and recent reviews. Hong Kong's food scene is dynamic, so I'd recommend checking current ratings on Michelin Guide Hong Kong or local review sites for the most up-to-date information. Many excellent restaurants also exist outside the Michelin system.
ClaudeDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Asian restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
I don't have current, real-time information about which restaurants are open and operating in Kwun Tong tonight. Restaurant situations change frequently (closures, relocations, hours changes). I'd recommend using: - **Google Maps** - search "restaurants Kwun Tong" and filter by ratings/hours - **OpenRice** - Hong Kong's popular restaurant review platform - **Yelp** - for current reviews and real-time open status This way you can verify what's actually open right now and get current reviews. Sorry I can't be more specific!
ClaudeDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Asian restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
# 5 Asian Restaurants in Hong Kong for a Special Dinner 1. **Lung King Heen** – Cantonese excellence with three Michelin stars and sophisticated dim sum. 2. **Bo Innovation** – Modern Asian cuisine with theatrical plating and innovative flavor combinations. 3. **Sushi Shikon** – Intimate 10-seat Japanese sushi counter with pristine omakase experiences. 4. **Summer Palace** – Upscale Cantonese dining with elegant ambiance and refined dim sum selections. 5. **Peking Garden** – Authentic Peking duck and northern Chinese specialties in a refined setting. Each offers a distinct Asian experience—choose based on whether you prefer traditional Cantonese, creative fusion, Japanese precision, or Northern Chinese classics.
DeepSeekDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Asian restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
Here is a ranked list of 5 of the best Asian restaurants in Hong Kong, based on a combination of Michelin recognition, local reputation, and culinary excellence. 1. **Lung King Heen** (Four Seasons Hotel) – The world's first Chinese restaurant to be awarded three Michelin stars. This is the pinnacle of Cantonese fine dining, famous for its flawless dim sum and abalone dishes. 2. **Tin Lung Heen** (The Ritz-Carlton) – Another three Michelin-starred Cantonese powerhouse. Set on the 102nd floor, it offers spectacular views alongside exceptional roasted meats (particularly the barbecued Iberian pork) and superior soup dumplings. 3. **Sushi Shikon** (The Landmark Mandarin Oriental) – A three Michelin-starred Edomae sushi temple. With only 8 seats, it offers an intense, traditional omakase experience featuring the finest seasonal fish flown in from Tokyo's Toyosu Market. 4. **Samsen** (Wan Chai) – A Michelin Bib Gourmand winner and arguably the best Thai restaurant in the city. It serves rich, authentic, street-food-style dishes like boat noodles and wok-fried drunken noodles in a lively, no-fuss setting. 5. **Eighth** (Guo Fu Lou) – A two Michelin-starred restaurant specializing in modern Shanxi cuisine (Northern China). Chef Guo Yuanbin is famous for his "soup dumplings" (xiaolongbao) with a perfectly thin skin that doesn't break, and his innovative take on traditional wheat-based dishes.
DeepSeekDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Asian restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
Wing Lai Yuen Ah Chun Shandong Dumplings Thai Chiu Meokbang Korean BBQ TamJai Yunnan Mixian
DeepSeekDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Asian restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
Here are 5 Asian restaurants in Hong Kong perfect for a special dinner with friends: 1. **Lung King Heen** – The world’s first three-Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant, offering exquisite dim sum and stunning harbour views. 2. **Hakkasan** – A sleek, modern setting with innovative Cantonese cuisine and a lively atmosphere that impresses any group. 3. **Sushi Shikon** – An intimate, high-end omakase experience featuring the finest Edomae sushi from a master chef. 4. **Mott 32** – Known for its legendary Peking duck, served in a stylish, art-filled space with a vibrant energy. 5. **The Chairman** – Celebrated for its seasonal, locally sourced Cantonese dishes that redefine traditional flavours in a warm, elegant setting.
DeepSeek · Cantonese (繁)Didn't name you
Asked: “Hong Kong最好嘅Asian餐廳係邊幾間?請排名列出5間,寫出餐廳名。”
1. 大班樓 (The Chairman) 2. 龍景軒 (Lung King Heen) 3. 志魂 (Sushi Shikon) 4. Andō (安多) 5. 永 (Wing)
DeepSeek · Cantonese (繁)Didn't name you
Asked: “我今晚喺Hong KongKwun Tong,推薦5間附近嘅Asian餐廳。只需要餐廳名,一行一間。”
1. 阿純山東餃子 2. 牛大人台灣火鍋吃到飽 3. 一蘭拉麵 4. 金泰子泰國餐廳 5. 韓食家
DeepSeek · Cantonese (繁)Didn't name you
Asked: “想同朋友喺Hong Kong食一餐特別嘅晚飯,推薦5間Asian餐廳,每間一句原因。”
以下係5間喺香港適合特別晚飯嘅亞洲餐廳,每間都充滿驚喜: 1. **Sushi Shikon** – 體驗頂級江戶前壽司,由日本大廚即席手握,每一貫都係味覺藝術。 2. **Issaya Siamese Club** – 喺百年古宅中享用泰國宮廷菜,戶外花園充滿異國浪漫情調。 3. **Chutney** – 居高臨下欣賞維港全景,品嚐現代印度分子料理,視覺與味覺雙重震撼。 4. **Le Soleil** – 以法國烹調手法呈現越南經典,環境如宮廷華麗,適合難忘嘅約會。 5. **Limewood** – 喺淺水灣沙灘旁品嚐東南亞風味燒烤,迎著海風,氣氛輕鬆而浪漫。
DeepSeek · Mandarin (简)Didn't name you
Asked: “Hong Kong最好的Asian餐厅有哪些?请按排名列出5家,写出餐厅名称。”
以下是根据口碑、评价和知名度整理的香港5家最佳亚洲餐厅排名(非官方,仅供参考): 1. **龙景轩**(Lung King Heen) - 位于四季酒店,全球首家获米其林三星的中餐厅,以精致粤菜闻名。 2. **Amber**(琥珀) - 置地文华东方酒店内,主打现代法式料理融合亚洲风味,曾获米其林二星。 3. **添好运**(Tim Ho Wan) - 全球最便宜米其林一星点心店,以酥皮叉烧包等经典港式点心著称。 4. **一乐烧鹅**(Yat Lok Roast Goose) - 米其林一星烧腊店,烧鹅皮脆肉嫩,是香港烧味代表。 5. **Nishikido**(锦户) - 主打日本怀石料理,注重时令食材与精致摆盘,深受食客喜爱。 建议根据个人口味偏好选择,并提前预约。
DeepSeek · Mandarin (简)Didn't name you
Asked: “我今晚在Hong KongKwun Tong,推荐5家附近的Asian餐厅。只要餐厅名称,一行一家。”
阿纯山东饺子 敏华冰厅 程班长台湾美食 牛角日本烧肉专门店 太兴烧味
DeepSeek · Mandarin (简)Didn't name you
Asked: “想和朋友在Hong Kong吃一顿特别的晚餐,推荐5家Asian餐厅,每家一句理由。”
1. **龙景轩**:米其林三星粤菜,坐拥维港海景,每道菜都展现极致精致与传统底蕴。 2. **鮨文**:顶级omakase体验,由日籍主厨亲手呈现当季最鲜美的江户前寿司。 3. **Samsen 泰麵**:正宗泰式街头风味,浓郁咖喱与手工河粉让人一秒穿越曼谷夜市。 4. **新德里俱乐部**:主打北印度皇室料理,香料层次丰富,搭配优雅用餐环境。 5. **安南 (An Nam)**:法式殖民风格装潢下,品尝改良越南菜,鱼露与香草的平衡令人难忘。

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★★★★★ · Dec 25, 2025No reply

Fine dining strict vegetarianism dishes by Le Cordon Bleu chef . Great restaurant for celebration.

★★★★★ · May 1, 2025No reply

We had a lovely dining experience at Sow Vegan. The multi course dinner was overall very satisfying, with some dishes truly amazing us. The service was attentive and friendly. The atmosphere isn't anything special but not detrimental to the experience either. We highly recommen

★★★★★ · Oct 4, 2025No reply

Use freshly veggie from local farms. Even the plates and the bowls are all made in Hong Kong. Surprisingly this private kitchen operates with only two chefs but delivers fine dining grade cuisine. Honestly the price tag for this 8 courses dinner is not user friendly but no regret

★★★★★ · Sep 10, 2025No reply

I’d heard about this local vegan spot years ago but never had the chance to try it — until tonight. And wow, the food seriously surprised me (in the best way). All the ingredients are sourced locally, and you can really taste the difference — everything was incredibly fresh! Eac

★★★★★ · Jul 29, 2025No reply

Reserved a table for two 2 days ahead on Whatsapp. They don't take credit card. There's only 3 tables in the main room and I think there are may be more inside another small area but overall very intimate environment. They source their ingredients from local farms and they modify

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