Dogs may legally dine at a Hong Kong restaurant only where the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department has granted that premises a dog-entry permit. The scheme took effect on 9 July 2026, and the official register held 991 permitted premises when it was last checked on 2026-08-29. Permitted venues display a standardised bilingual A3 sign at the entrance; dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than 1.5 metres, off chairs and tables, and away from food counters. PetDine HK lists 1018 pet-friendly restaurants across all 18 districts and 33 named neighbourhoods, of which 991 are currently on the FEHD register and 1009 admit dogs indoors rather than to outdoor seating only. Just 3 serve a dedicated dog menu. The register is re-checked every night, and every addition and removal since 15 July 2026 is published in the change log.
Checked against the official FEHD dog-in-eateries register on 2026-08-29 (991 permitted premises). PetDine HK re-syncs the register nightly.
PetDine HK was founded by a group of dog lovers after Hong Kong introduced the scheme allowing approved restaurants to welcome dogs. Beyond listing the FEHD-licensed venues, this platform lets dog owners and restaurants share each venue's latest requirements and updates — so together we build a truly pet-inclusive dining scene: dogs warmly welcomed, owners dining happily with total peace of mind, and restaurants packed with new regulars.
PetDine HK is a directory of pet-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong. It is rebuilt every night from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department's register of premises permitted to admit dogs — the official list introduced when the dog-in-eateries scheme took effect in July 2026.
It currently holds 1018 restaurants, 991 of which are on the FEHD register as of 2026-08-29 (991 permitted premises in total). Every listing carries its FEHD licence number, its indoor or outdoor seating rule, leash and size requirements, and its Google rating. Restaurants that drop off the register keep their page and are marked as no longer permitted, rather than quietly disappearing.
The register is not static: it has changed on 29 nights since we began logging it, and every addition and removal is published in the change log. Where a restaurant has not told us its dog-dining hours, table limits or booking rules, the listing says so instead of guessing.
Listings are browsable by all 18 administrative districts and by 33 named neighbourhoods, from Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay to Sham Tseng and Cheung Chau.
PetDine HK lists 1057+ pet-friendly restaurants and dog-friendly cafes across all 18 districts, each checked against the official FEHD dog-in-eateries register and updated nightly.
Yes, at eateries permitted under the FEHD dog-in-eateries scheme. Permitted venues display a bilingual A3 sign at the entrance, and PetDine HK shows each restaurant's official licence status.
Dogs must stay on a leash or in a carrier, off chairs and tables, and away from food counters. Individual restaurants may add house rules such as dog limits or dog-dining hours.
Every night. PetDine HK re-syncs with the official FEHD register so newly approved restaurants appear and delisted ones are removed automatically.