Felix, Hong Kong

For those who want a great view from atop hong kong's famed peninsula hotel and have a little cash to spare, the felix offers one of the best dining experiences in all of HK

We attempted to make a reservation for four adults and our almost 4 year old (adopted from China) and were told no child under 12 is allowed. I travel all over the world and have not encountered this primative policy in over 10 years. I have been frustrated many times by patrons in restaurants but is was always adults who did not know how to control their alcohol. I would encourage all not to support this establishment until they understand this policy is totally unacceptable and not suitable in any culture.

Felix is Philippe Starck's project at the top of the Peninsula Hotel Tower, which opened in 1994. The whole place is just extremely cool and happening, right from the moment you step into the elevators. Then of course there are the bathrooms, which everyone goes to check out. The main stage, with its long table/bar/catwalk, dominates the space. Don't forget the wine bar and the disco room at the bottom of the two tower/turrets. I still see Felix as one of the best places to go for a drink, with its fantastic views of Victoria Harbor (more importantly, it's a view of HK side). Food is not bad but not spectacular.