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“Weekends, Well Brunched”: Lucciola and Zoku Launch New Brunch Menus

The Hari Hong Kong has launched two distinct new weekend brunch menus this month at Italian ristorante Lucciola and Japanese restaurant Zoku & The Terrace, with live music to boot.







Lucciola’s new brunch menu begins with a buffet selection of Italian nibbles at a new bar table including homemade Porchetta roast. Following entrees such as sauteed black mussels and mains including roasted Vallespluga chicken and Carnaroli risotto, desserts are doled out from a roaming trolley and include ricotta and pistachio cannoli.

The brunch is priced from HKD 628 per person and 488 per child aged 5 to 11 years, including free-flow of a fine selection of red, white, and sparkling wine. Optional two-hour free-flow Champagne Perrier-Jouet Grand Brut package is an additional HKD 368 per person.


Upstairs at Zoku, local musicians now accompany a spread of contemporary Japanese highlights. The brunch menu begins with ‘Otoshi: The Izakaya way’ comprising snacks before the ‘Irasshaimase’ assorted sashimi platter showcasing premium seasonal fish and seafood. Main course options include grilled yellowtail collar, US prime beef ribeye steak, ‘Robusutā Tsukemen’ lobster tail and A4 Miyazaki Wagyu. Desserts such as white chocolate and matcha puffs round out the brunch.

Zoku’s brunch is also priced from HKD 628 per person and 488 per child aged 5 to 11 years with free-flow drinks. Optional free-flow packages including a Champagne and Sake package are available for an extra HKD 368 per person. 


“Our two new brunch experiences are designed to encourage diners to make the most of their weekend by slowing down and sharing good food in good company,” said Francesco Gava, Director of Food & Beverage at The Hari Hong Kong.


Lucciola is defined by a bold palette of amber and green, while Zoku’s leather booths, crimson velvet banquettes and striking timber-slatted ceiling set the stage for an intimate gathering.


Weekend Brunch at Lucciola and Zoku is staged each Saturday and on public holidays between 12-4.30pm (last order 2.30pm). Prices are subject to a 10% service charge.


Visit https://www.thehari.com/hong-kong/the-hari-hotel-hong-kong-eat-drink/ for more information. To make a booking at Lucciola, email lucciola@thehari.com or call +852 2129 0333. To make a booking at Zoku & The Terrace, email zoku@thehari.com or call +852 2129 0338.

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