Yue

Yue is the in-hotel Cantonese restaurant of the Sheraton Tung Chung. OpenRice runs an online booking widget for the restaurant with 40% off à la carte slots in the early evening (18:00–20:30 today) and a “[For 1, Min. 2] YUE Dim Sum Lunch Menu” at HK$294.8/set, so the easiest move is to book through OpenRice rather than call. Walk-ins are taken at the host’s discretion, but weekend dim sum brunch fills well before 12:00.

• Walk-ins accepted: yes, but weekends fill the dim sum seats by 11:30.
• Booking channel: OpenRice online booking widget is the official channel; phone the restaurant on 2535 0028 only if you need a large party or a window seat.
• Lead time: 3–7 days for weekend lunch is safe; weekday dinners are easier.
• Pet-section hours: same as the restaurant — Mon–Fri 12:00–14:30 / 18:00–22:00; Sat–Sun and Public Holidays 11:00–14:30 / 18:00–22:00. Last orders: lunch 14:30, dinner 21:00.
• The vibe: polished hotel dining room, well-spaced tables, attentive staff. Bring a calm dog — service runs at hotel pace.

• Minimum charge: not reported by OpenRice or Tripadvisor; no per-dog minimum is documented anywhere. A two-person set-lunch for HK$294.8 + 1% is the headline deal on OpenRice today.
• Per-dog charge: none reported.
• Price range: $201–400 per person on OpenRice — this is hotel-Cantonese pricing, not a neighbourhood lunch.
• Pet menu / treats: none documented. Not reported by any reviewer.
• Payment methods (OpenRice): Visa, Master, AlipayHK, Alipay, Cash, AE, UnionPay, JCB, Apple Pay, WeChat Pay.

Yue sits inside a hotel, so the “pet zone” question is more about how the staff seat you than a defined area. Petsona PawTable lists Yue as an FEHD-licensed Tung Chung restaurant, but does not document any dedicated pet zone — not reported.

• Indoor pet zone: not reported. The dining room has well-spaced tables; seating depends on what the host allows on the day.
• Outdoor / terrace seating: OpenRice flags “Outdoor Seating” as an amenity for Yue, which on a 2/F hotel property means a small terrace section rather than a street-side patio. Confirm at booking.
• Relief area on-site: none — step out of the hotel to the Tung Chung waterfront promenade (see Nearby).
• Off-leash permitted? No. Treat it as on-leash throughout.
• Distance from non-dog diners: depends on where the host seats you — at a window/terrace table, it’s effectively a buffer; in the main dining room it’s zero.

• Water bowl: not reported. Bring a portable bowl — the hotel’s standard water service is glassware.
• Pet mat / pee pad: not provided.
• Pet treats on the house: not documented.
• Pet menu: none.
• Pet stroller parking: the hotel lift is large; bring a stroller with care as the corridor between the 2/F lift lobby and the restaurant is short.
• Pet-friendly toilet: no public pet toilet — use the hotel lobby restrooms or step outside.

Yue sits on the 2/F of the Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel, directly above the Tung Chung MTR station and Citygate Outlets mall cluster. From the MTR concourse you can walk indoors through Citygate into the hotel lobby and take the guest lift up — no outdoor street walk needed.

• MTR: Tung Chung Station Exit B, then ~3 minutes indoors (through Citygate Outlets, then the hotel lobby). The Tung Chung line is on the MTR Airport Express / Tung Chung Line.
• Bus: Tung Chung bus terminus is 1 floor below the station; routes B6 (to/from the airport), S1, S56, S64, 11, 23, 34, 36, 39M all terminate here.
• Step-free entry: yes — hotel lobby is step-free from the Citygate link bridge; lifts to 2/F.
• Lift required: yes, from the lobby to 2/F.
• Parking: the Sheraton has its own underground car park; Citygate Outlets car park is the cheapest public option.
• MTR walk time: ~3 min (indoors, Exit B).

The law, per the FEHD “Dog Entry to Food Premises” scheme baseline (Cap 167D + permit conditions):

• Leash length ≤ 1.5 m (FEHD baseline).
• No dogs on dining chairs or bar seats (FEHD rule).
• 1.5 m exclusion from open buffets and salad bars (not applicable here — Yue is à la carte only, with no buffet line).
• Dangerous Dog Regulation (Cap 167D) breeds (e.g. Pit Bull Terrier, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileiro, Japanese Tosa) are excluded by law, regardless of the permit. Staff at hotel restaurants almost never know the rule by name; they’ll just say “no big dogs”.
• AFCD e-licence via iAM Smart should be carried — operators can ask.

What reviewers actually report on the ground:

• This is a hotel restaurant in an FEHD-licensed hotel, but specific dog-policies (terrace seating, max dogs per booking, breed restrictions beyond Cap 167D) are not reported in any current public source. Petsona PawTable confirms the FEHD licence; Tripadvisor flags that the Sheraton is generally pet-friendly without documenting Yue’s specific rules.
• Expect hotel-style discretion: call 2535 0028 ahead if your dog is XL, in a stroller only, or reactive.
• No size cap is documented; no “X dogs per booking” cap reported. In our experience, one well-managed dog per booking is the safe rule at any hotel Cantonese dining room.

1. Book via the OpenRice widget — the 40%-off à la carte slots and the dim sum set lunch are the value plays.
2. Ask for the terrace / window seats when you book — the most dog-tolerant tables and the sea/runway view.
3. Carry your AFCD e-licence (iAM Smart) — operators can ask.
4. Bring your own water bowl — Yue does not document a water-bowl policy.
5. Arrive 10 min before your booking — hotel restaurants brief hosts on table allocations at the door.
6. Order the 當紅脆皮雞 — it’s the signature (~$328 half) and the most-photographed dish.
7. Try the dim sum set — the [For 1, Min. 2] YUE Dim Sum Lunch Menu is the cleanest price-controlled option.
8. Do not bring a Cap 167D breed — the FEHD permit doesn’t override the parent ordinance.

OpenRice 4.3/5 across 137 reviews; FEHD licence 2217802949 confirmed as of 2026-07-07.

Reviewer signal: ”|”.

• Tung Chung Promenade & Waterfront (Islands) — 5-min walk south from the hotel lobby via the Ying Hei Road footbridge; flat paved seafront path with a pet-relief area, useful before or after lunch.
• Citygate Outlets pet-friendly mall (Islands) — directly linked to the hotel; the mall’s pet policy is carrier-required indoors, so use the link bridge to avoid the mall concourse.
• Ngong Ping 360 / Tai O — half-day dog-friendly trip from Tung Chung; the cable car is dog-restricted so drive or take a taxi.
• Cabana Breeze (Tung Chung) — outdoor rattan seating with a pet-friendly terrace; a more casual Tung Chung fallback if Yue is full.
• More dog-friendly spots in Tung Chung — see our Tung Chung directory, with Shake Shack (Citygate), A Tavola Bar & Grill, Bakehouse, La Vista and Ouzo Bar.

• FEHD — list of food premises permitted for dog entry (PDF, generated 2026-06-26) — licence 2217802949 confirmed on the register (Page 72, Yue / 采悅軒, Islands district).
• OpenRice — Yue (Tung Chung) — rating 4.3 / 137 reviews, hours, price band, photos, menus, booking widget.
• Petsona PawTable — pet-friendly restaurants in Tung Chung — Yue listed under FEHD-licensed Tung Chung venues, with sea/runway view tag.
• Tripadvisor — Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel — hotel-level pet-friendly context and Yue dim sum reviews.
• Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung Hotel — official site — address, lift access, dining floor plan reference.

Last verified: 2026-07-06 · Re-verify target: 30 days (FEHD roster moves; OpenRice booking promotions change weekly).