Vong at the top of the Mandarin Oriental is fantastic for lunch and I expect the same is true for dinner. For nostalgia sake you could go to The Repulse Bay. You pick up the bus right next to the Star Ferry area on the Victoria side. It's the 260 or 360; can't remember which. It goes thru the tunnel rather than around thru Aberdeen. Takes @ 20 minutes. The Bamboo Bar looks the same as it did in Love is a Many Splendored Thing. Food was great and it was not crowded. Of course, you could also go to the best, which is Gaddis right in the Peninsula. It's very expensive, but worth the dining experience. There is also a great restaurant in the Intercontinental that has a great harbor view and excellent food. It used to be called the Plume, but they changed the name when the hotel changed hands. If you want great scenery the ride up the tram to the Peak just before sunset, a meal at The Peak restaurant( a short walk from the top of the tram; not the one in the tram terminal area), and a ride back down the tram after dark is fantastic, but the food is just so so. Jimmy's Kitchen on the Victoria side also has great food, but I'm not sure it's open for dinner. I would get the latest Frommers guide and check the restaurant status, because things are always changing. We had a lovely evening on one occasion. We did the evening harbor cruise( free drinks and great scenery), which leaves from the area very close to the Intercontinental and then went to what was the Plume for dinner after the cruise. A very memorable evening indeed.