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Michelin-starred modern Chinese cuisine restaurant brand founded in London in 2001, with locations worldwide.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Hakkasan is a Michelin-starred, modern Chinese cuisine restaurant brand that was born in London in 2001. It has expanded into a global brand with locations across Europe, the U.S., Middle East and Asia. Its cuisine blends authentic Cantonese recipes with contemporary influences, guided by a philosophy of 'Modern Authenticity'. The brand also features an extensive wine program and innovative cocktail and patisserie offerings.

History

In 2001, the Michelin-starred, modern Chinese cuisine restaurant brand was born in London. With just a single location at the time, Hakkasan set a standard in London and soon expanded to become a global brand. Today, Hakkasan has 11 locations worldwide throughout Europe, the U.S., Middle East and Asia. Hakkasan Dubai has retained one Michelin Star in the Michelin Guide's Dubai debut, joining Hakkasan Abu Dhabi and Hakkasan Mayfair as Michelin Star recipients within the Hakkasan brand. Hakkasan Abu Dhabi has retained a Michelin star in the inaugural Abu Dhabi Michelin Guide.

Products and positioning

Fine dining experience that changed the face of Chinese cuisine, balancing tradition and progression.

  • Crispy duck salad

  • Hakka steamed dim sum platter

  • Jasmine tea smoked short rib

  • Grilled Chilean seabass with Chinese honey

  • Black pepper rib eye beef

  • Hakka noodle

  • Egg and scallion fried rice

  • Exotic fruit platter

Recent events

  • Reported

    Tao Group Hospitality announces acquisition of Hakkasan Group[4]

    Tao Group Hospitality announced its acquisition of Hakkasan Group, a transaction that would combine their hospitality venues; the article says the deal was not yet completed.

  • Reported

    Hakkasan Shanghai permanently closes[5]

    Hakkasan announced the permanent closure of its Shanghai restaurant, its only branch in China, effective April 13, 2020, marking the brand’s withdrawal from the Chinese market.

  • Reported

    Hakkasan announces permanent closure of its Shanghai restaurant[6]

    Hakkasan announced that its Shanghai restaurant would close permanently, marking its exit from the China market.

  • Reported

    Hakkasan announces Shanghai closure and China exit[7]

    Hakkasan announced that its Shanghai branch would close permanently, marking its exit from the Chinese market.

  • Reported

    Hakkasan New York launches Chinese New Year tasting menu[8]

    Hakkasan New York launched a Chinese New Year tasting menu, available until March 1.

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