Mingyu and Vernon from SEVENTEEN explore Hong Kong's nightlife, savoring food and views, while showcasing the city's vibrant culture.
November/19/2025 19:09
Mingyu and Vernon of SEVENTEEN went on a trip to enjoy the charm of Hong Kong at night. On the official Japanese SNS of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, videos were released showing the two enjoying Hong Kong's nightlife. You can see various aspects, from the sparkling night view of Victoria Harbour to the lively atmosphere of the city and culinary experiences. First, Mingyu and Vernon boarded a junk boat, which is said to symbolize Hong Kong, and started their night journey. While enjoying the breathtaking night view of Victoria Harbour, they experienced one of Hong Kong's representative tourist attractions. The magical charm of the night doesn't stop there. Beyond the famous spots they experienced, they could enjoy the historic Star Ferry, the stunning view from Victoria Peak, bars and restaurants lined along the waterfront, and cultural spots, all showcasing Hong Kong's iconic skyline and energetic atmosphere in various forms. Their journey continued with a time to savor Hong Kong's food culture. Mingyu and Vernon enjoyed a carefully selected course of Chinese cuisine against the backdrop of the magnificent view of Victoria Harbour. Among the most impressive dishes were the crispy Peking duck and a platter of traditional dim sum. "Dim sum is really delicious no matter when you eat it," and "I love the skin of Peking duck," they enjoyed it in their own ways. At night, the two went to a rooftop bar where they could overlook Hong Kong's iconic skyline. While savoring cocktails, they immersed themselves in the panoramic view of the city center, feeling the energy unique to the 'sleepless city' of Hong Kong. Hong Kong's culinary experiences still hold deep charm. The area around Victoria Harbour is a treasure trove of Asian cuisine. You can enjoy gourmet experiences against the backdrop of stunning harbor views, including Michelin-starred restaurants, luxury hotels, and sky-high cocktails in iconic buildings. From Tsim Sha Tsui to the waterfront of Hong Kong Island, unforgettable views adorn the dining tables of every restaurant. SEVENTEEN visited Hong Kong for the 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN HONG KONG' held at the Kai Tak Stadium, the largest concert venue in Hong Kong. Tickets for the two-day performances sold out immediately, captivating a total of 72,600 spectators. Furthermore, the fan event 'CARATIA' enveloped the entire city in a festive mood, proving their immense popularity. *Videos can be played by clicking or tapping.
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