I love gorgeous, historical hotels even if it to just to wander their lobbies and dine in a fine restaurant. I wandered into Gaddi's at about 2:30 in the afternoon and there was only one table filled. I perused their menus and asked about reservations. They were completely sold out for lunch and dinner for the rest of the days... More

The meal was superb, the staff were warm and friendly, certainly not stuffy as I was led to believe. The pianist was a nice touch too. Rather expensive but cvertainly worth it.

Gaddi is a very famous fine dinning restaurant in Hong Kong. you must wear suitable dress code which for fine dinning or it will be awful. And also you must have good table manner. Of course the food is excellent not only on taste and also the presentation.

Gaddis was our favourite restaurant in HK, we have been going there when in HK for the past 10 year, When we went on Friday 11th January we were surprised by how few diners were in there, we questioned this and the answer was they could concentrate on the diners with a better service, Service has never been an issue... More

Gaddis is the best french restaurant in HK. You feel like in one of the best in Paris. The food is superb and you will get an outstanding service. The new french chef is excellent and Dominique the restaurant manager is perfect. You may expect the best with an unique french menu. A bit expensive (no really expensive) but good... More

I ate at the chef's table to celebrate my birthday and I have to say its one of my best birthday meal, ever. The experience of eating in the kitchen is very special. Chef Remi will explain every dish he created (some not in the main menu yet) and we get to see the actions that's going on. The 10... More

Gaddi's says it has a dress code—lunch code is different from the dinner code: the former doesn't say anything about a collar nor jacket, the latter says you need a jacket. I booked for lunch. I was dressed in grey woollen slacks from Brooks Brothers; black handmade shoes by Barker's of England; light grey, round neck cashmere sweater by S.T.Dupont... More

This is THE French restaurant when in Hong Kong. Nice soft music accompagnes you through an excellent dinner within great and sumptuous decor.

Classic French style food, outstanding service. Service was typical of high-end French- a little snotty, but very professional, attentive, and 5-stars. Our appetizers consisted Terrine de foie gras. Rich, melt-in your mouth in flavour and textures. Delicious For the main, I ordered the cod The mains arrived at our table within a fair amount of time after we completed our... More