Madame Fu-Grand Cafe Chinois

Madame Fu-Grand Cafe Chinois

Madame Fù is a beautiful contemporary Chinese restaurant located in the fabulous 1880’s colonial building in the Tai Kwun heritage compound. Spanning across the entire 3rd floor of the old police headquarters, Madame Fù offers a unique dining space in an artistic ambience. You can either relax in the Verandah overlooking the Parade Ground, or select one of the other six dining rooms to experience our range of delicious signature dishes, including Chinese dim sum, the amazing truffle chicken, western desserts and afternoon teas. 

If you like your bars with a backstory, this is the place to come. Formerly the Central Police Compound, the Soho venue is themed on a fictional socialite – the Asian answer to the Great Gatsby – who lived in Paris before opening a Shanghai grand salon in the 1930s. Each area is designed to reflect Madame Fu’s personas – in addition to the large bar, there’s a whisky lounge, private rooms and two open-air verandahs. It’s plush and glamorous with more than a hint of art deco, along with plenty of oriental accents and art pieces. With menus offering healthy alternatives, you can even choose from a range of low-calorie cocktails and there’s a range of board games for some retro fun.