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Spain's Food Festival Returns to Hong Kong: From HK$1,378 Tango Dinners for Two to Free World Cup Scarves in a Two-Week Bash

Eat Spain Drink Spain 2026 takes over Hong Kong from September 10 to 24, with over 40 restaurants, bars and shops rolling out exclusive menus, wine discounts and events spanning fine dining to everyday grocery runs.

Spain's Food Festival Returns to Hong Kong: From HK$1,378 Tango Dinners for Two to Free World Cup Scarves in a Two-Week Bash

A HK$1,378 tango-style dinner for two, and a free 2018 World Cup Spain national team jersey merch item with every HK$500 spent on Spanish wine — the two extremes covered by this year's Spanish food festival pretty much sum up the ambition of the event. From September 10 to 24, Eat Spain Drink Spain 2026 will roll out across more than 40 restaurants, bars and shops in Hong Kong, co-organized by Food and Wines from Spain together with the Spanish Trade Commission in Hong Kong and Macau and Alimentos de España.

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

Top-Tier Menus: Tango Dinner at PMQ and a Three-Course Lunch at AMMO

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

22 Ships at PMQ is launching a two-week-only wine-paired tapas menu at HK$1,378 for two, with a wine list that includes a 2023 Blanc de Blanc Penedès paired with tomato bread, a 2021 La Montesa Garnacha with black paella cooked with octopus, and finishing with the house Patxaran alongside Basque cheesecake. Over in Central, Chueca is serving up a seven-course set (HK$580 per person), starting with tuna tartare and Iberico ham tomato bread, with mains upgradeable to a shared prawn paella or US ribeye for two (add HK$20 each), and tables of three to four get a complimentary bottle of house red or white wine.

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

AMMO at Asia Society in Admiralty is going the lunch route with a three-course set at HK$328, opening with sweet shrimp croquettes and spicy orange mayo, followed by Zarzuela de Mariscos — a Spanish seafood stew described as "ramen" — and finishing with the same Basque burnt cheesecake, available weekdays only. For those chasing single-origin terroir wines, keep an eye on the Spanish wine tasting at Corney & Barrow in Central on September 10 from 6:30pm to 8pm (HK$480), featuring up to 14 Rioja and Jerez labels to try, including offerings from Bodega Alegre Valgañón, Artadi and Viña Corrales.

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

Bars and Neighbourhood Spots: Flamenco, Happy Hour and Harbour-View Cocktails

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

El Cerdo on the rooftop in SoHo is offering an all-day buy-one-get-one deal on Inedit Damm and Inedit Damm Rosé (HK$168 per 720ml bottle), with a special Catalan Inedit Night on September 24 where ordering the Catalan dinner set (HK$688 per person) comes with two complimentary bottles of Inedit Damm. Casa 218 in Causeway Bay has a HK$588 sharing set for two that includes two starters, seafood chorizo paella and churros, plus live flamenco performances on September 10 and 17 from 7pm to 10pm. Costa del Sol in Tsim Sha Tsui offers a HK$168 lunch set with mini paella, bocadillo and a choice of three mini tapas, while dinner diners who order six tapas get a complimentary glass of sangria. Rustico in Kowloon Bay, whose wine list is curated by La Llotja Vins, is serving a wine pairing menu throughout the event, with three combinations worth noting: Soplo 2024 with Titaina sandwich (HK$88), Soplo Blanco 2023 with sea bass stew (HK$88), and La Forcalla de Antonia 2023 with roast lamb chops (HK$128). El Vaso de Oro in Sheung Wan presents the Barbadillo Experience, a five-course wine-paired dinner menu (HK$428) capturing the flavours of the Cádiz port city, led by Manzanilla and Pedro Ximénez made from Palomino and Moscatel grapes. Eyebar on the rooftop of iSQUARE in Tsim Sha Tsui has added Celler Kripta Cava (HK$128 per glass, HK$640 per bottle), Yzaguirre Vermouth Negroni (HK$128), and white sangria (HK$108 per glass, HK$308 per jug), with wines supplied by Celler Kripta and no reservations required.

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

Bring Spain Home: Discounts on Iberico Ham and World Cup Souvenirs

西班牙美食節重返香港:兩人1,378元探戈晚餐到免費世界盃圍巾的兩週狂歡

You don't have to dine out to join in. Spanish food store Fiesta is offering 5% off entire online orders from September 10 to 24 with the promo code EATSPAINDRINKSPAIN26 — the shop has specialized in Spanish meats, cheeses, seafood, olives and wine for over three decades. Pata Negra House at ifc mall in Central is offering a Bellota ham flautin paired with fresh-squeezed orange juice for HK$108 during the same period. Wine importer Yui Kee Wines is offering up to 30% off select premium Spanish wines and spirits, including De Muller's 2016 Trilogia Muscat Brut Reserva and 2014 Solimar Tinto Crianza. Winerack's five branches and online store are offering 10% off all Spanish wines, with free tastings every Friday and Saturday, and anyone who spends HK$500 or more on Spanish wine gets a free piece of Spain's 2018 World Cup national team merchandise — a jersey, cap or scarf. Food importer DeliFans is offering 12% off over a hundred selected Spanish food and wine items, covering Iberico ham, pork collar, wild shrimp and Cava sparkling wine.

For event details and reservation links, check each venue's official page — some offers and menus are only available from September 10 to 24.

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