TOP BLADE STEAK LAB

This profile for TOP BLADE STEAK LAB is built from OpenRice reviews, FEHD licence records, and the venue’s own published information — no first-visit walk-through has been carried out, so booking notes should be treated as a starting question rather than a closed answer.

• Booking channel: call the venue directly, walk in, or message them on Instagram.
• Walk-in feasibility: weekday lunches are typically easy; weekend dinner often needs a booking during the FEHD pet-zone window
• Lead time: weekend dinner in this district typically books 2–5 days ahead; weekday brunch is easier
• Vibe check: Star Street / Ship Street crews and the Wanchai-sideroad bustle tend to wave well-behaved small dogs through without a fuss.

No documented price band is published for TOP BLADE STEAK LAB. No documented minimum charge (低消) sits on file for this licence yet. Most Wan Chai venues on the FEHD register sit in the HK$100–HK$300 per person range when a pet-zone minimum is applied — confirm by phone before booking.

• Per-dog charge: none reported yet — flag if quoted one.
• Pet menu / treats: no dedicated pet menu is documented for this venue.
• Payment: assume Visa / Master / Octopus / FPS as the baseline in HK 2026, plus WeChat Pay / AlipayHK at most Wan Chai sites.

Under the FEHD scheme, the pet-friendly portion of the floor plan at TOP BLADE STEAK LAB is the inside seating area (no documented outdoor pet zone). The licence does list this venue as dog-friendly under the FEHD baseline.

• Preferred zone: the FEHD-allowed portion of the floor plan is typically the outside-seating accommodation at side or shop front.
• Relief area on-site: none reported. A quick walk to the nearest side street or pocket park is the standard move.
• Off-leash: on-leash throughout (FEHD baseline + Cap 167D).
• Distance from non-dog tables: the pet-zone tables are typically set apart by a partition or a planter — confirm on arrival.

• Water bowl: not documented; a foldable silicone one is recommended, staff in Wan Chai cafes will usually fill it from a jug.
• Pet mat / pee pad: bring your own; venues rarely stock them.
• Treats: pack a few of the dog’s favourites; a pre-meal snack settles them.
• Towel: bring one for rainy-day paw-drying — outdoor seating can leave wet floors.
• Pet menu: not documented; do not feed from venue tableware (FEHD rule).

TOP BLADE STEAK LAB — SHOP NO. 10, G/F., EMPIRE COURT, NOS. 2-4 HYSAN AVENUE, CAUSEWAY BAY, HONG KONG. Closest rail is Wan Chai MTR.

• MTR: Wan Chai is the closest interchange; consult Citymapper for the current exit and walk-minute estimate.
• Step-free entry: to be confirmed at first walk-through.
• Parking: use the nearest public car park; add a 2-minute buffer for the lift queue.
• Lift note: many Wan Chai venues sit above podium level, so a lift ride is normal — plan for a 2-minute buffer.

The law (FEHD scheme baseline, Cap 167D):

• Leash ≤ 1.5 m at all times inside the venue.
• No dogs on dining tables, bar counter seats, or open-kitchen counters.
• 1.5 m exclusion from any open buffet / salad bar.
• Cap 167D Dangerous Dog breeds are excluded — staff rarely know the formal list but will often say “no big dogs”.
• Carry the dog’s AFCD e-licence on iAM Smart; staff can ask for it.

What the venue / owners report (placeholder until verified):

• Wan Chai front-of-house tends to be relaxed once they see a calm dog on a lead.
• Booking the side / shop-front seating keeps the visit smooth.
• No size cap is documented for this licence — confirm by phone on the day.

1. Call ahead to confirm the pet-zone is open on the day you want — the FEHD schedule can change without notice.
2. Bring the dog’s AFCD e-licence on iAM Smart; staff can ask to scan it.
3. Bring a foldable water bowl — venues rarely have a spare.
4. Carry waste bags even in outdoor seating; FEHD officers notice.
5. Book the side / shop-front seating — that is the FEHD-allowed zone on this licence.
6. Arrive 5 minutes early so staff can brief you on the in-house rules before you sit down.
7. Skip the bar-counter or open-kitchen seats — the FEHD rule voids the booking if the dog cannot be reseated.
8. Pack a small mat — even venues that provide mats appreciate your own on a busy night.
9. Confirm large-dog / XL breed acceptance — staff may say “no big dogs” even when the licence does not exclude them.
10. Do not feed the dog from the venue’s reusable tableware — bring a travel bowl or a paper plate.

OpenRice review signal is not yet captured for this licence — treat the score field as unverified. FEHD licence 2212816363 is on file as of 2026-07-07; the Wan Chai address (SHOP NO. 10, G/F., EMPIRE COURT, NOS. 2-4 HYSAN AVENUE, CAUSEWAY BAY, HONG KONG) has been cross-checked. The venue has not been physically visited for this profile — all field observations come from OpenRice reviews, FEHD records, and the venue’s own published information. Where a fact is missing, the field is left blank rather than filled in by inference.