La Petite Maison Hong Kong to close for a makeover – back with an exciting new look in early September!

a Petite Maison is taking a break this summer for a refresh after six fabulous years of operation in Hong Kong. The restaurant will be temporarily closed from July 28 for the refurbishment, designed to reinforce its reputation as one of the best-loved French restaurants in Hong Kong, inspired by the glamorous French Riviera.

LPM’s revamp by well-known London interior design studio Sagrada aims to enhance the already highly successful restaurant with refreshed interiors and some new additions to reinforce its position as one of Hong Kong’s most popular restaurants for high quality but accessible French dining.

At the newly transformed venue, guests can look forward to a new frontage, a bright, Riviera-inspired terrace, a redecorated main dining area with upgraded upholstery and a sophisticated semi-private room for events and group dinners, as well as a stylishly curated new art collection.

“Believe it or not, it’s already nearly 6 years since La Petite Maison Hong Kong opened. The restaurant has gone from strength to strength despite the challenges faced, and Hong Kong has truly embraced us,” said Nicolas Budzynski, CEO of La Petite Maison. “We are not going to change all the things our guests love us for, but we want to make sure we stay fresh and cutting-edge. We hope Hong Kong will be as excited as we are to see the new look.”

A festive closing party will take place on July 27, where LPM will offer a complimentary glass of champagne to all guests during the dinner service that evening.

LPM will then re-open in early September with its fresh new look and some new seasonal dishes, with the same long-serving team ready to welcome guests from Hong Kong and all over the world.

 

 

 

About La Petite Maison

La Petite Maison (LPM) was founded in London in 2007. With ten internationally acclaimed restaurants in locations including Dubai, Miami and Hong Kong, LPM have brought the essence of the Côte d’Azur to the global dining scene. The French Riviera-inspired restaurants are known for their light, imaginative menus using Mediterranean ingredients, laid-back and friendly service style, open and airy dining rooms with striking art and Belle Époque influences. There is a joie de vivre to be found in LPM that is hard to find elsewhere.