The cover page of a book titled 'Prince and the Peack,' with an illustration of a stylized peacock feather in orange lines on a black background.
Elegant restaurant dining room with round tables covered in white tablecloths, set with glassware and napkins, surrounded by wooden chairs, large windows with drapes, ornate ceiling with wooden beams, hanging chandeliers, and potted plants.

An ode to the opulence and beauty of India’s royal courts, where the stories and flavours that shaped one of the world's most diverse and rich cuisines are lovingly brought to life.

Black and white drawing of a peacock with detailed feathers and crest.

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Chef Palash standing in a warmly lit restaurant or hotel lobby, with a large green plant on the left side and a beige upholstered chair in the foreground.

CHEF PALASH MITRA

Palash Mitra is a technically gifted MICHELIN-starred chef as well as a family man with a cheeky sense of humour. He has a deep understanding of the culture and history of the Indian subcontinent and brings this with sincerity to his cooking, expertly weaving the subtle narratives of South Asian cuisine. He takes a thoughtful approach to cooking, believing it has just as much to do with emotions and nostalgia as technical skill. With Chef Palash’s knowledge, nostalgia and skill as the cornerstone, the teams across New Punjab Club, Rajasthan Rifles and now, Prince and the Peacock, have turned restaurants serving South Asian cuisine into culinary destinations in Hong Kong.


A formal dining room with a table set for a meal, surrounded by upholstered chairs and decorated with a mural of a landscape scene on the wall.

PRIVATE DINING

Our private dining room, The Kohinoor, offers an elegant retreat within our space for groups and large parties, featuring a dining table for up to ten guests and a secluded, open air terrace with views of the Hong Kong cityscape.

For more details or to enquire about our private room, please reach out to us.

Shalimar Menu

A cozy balcony with wooden railings and patterned tile floor at night. There are tables set for dining with glasses, napkins, and small candles. The balcony is decorated with plants and has a view of city buildings with lit windows.

The Veranda

Step into an evening at The Veranda, a space echoing centuries of Indian architectural tradition. Since the Mughal era, they have served practical and social functions, providing shelter from the elements while creating a versatile outdoor space to relax and socialise. At Prince and the Peacock, The Veranda offers a serene sanctuary, blending regal design with mesmerising views of the city's nighttime allure.