Korea's drinking culture is about to get a smart new home in Central. YuSang is a contemporary Korean restaurant set to open in Prince's Building from mid-August 2026, built around a simple, joyful idea: anju (food made to be shared over drinks) and sool (Korea's world of soju, makgeolli and fruit wine). Here is the first look.

In short: YuSang is a new contemporary Korean restaurant opening in Prince's Building, Central, from mid-August 2026. It pairs anju (drinking food) with sool (Korean alcohol) — think soju, makgeolli and fruit wine — across a sharing menu of raw plates, fried dishes, stews, rice and charcoal-grilled meats.

In This Guide

  1. What is YuSang?
  2. What are anju and sool?
  3. What is on the menu?
  4. When does it open and where?
  5. FAQ

What is YuSang?

YuSang is a contemporary Korean restaurant that puts drinking culture at its heart. Rather than treating alcohol as an afterthought, it builds the whole experience around the relationship between what you eat and what you drink — the way friends actually gather in Seoul.

It is opening in Prince's Building, one of Central's most polished addresses, which sets the tone: this is a considered, grown-up take on Korean dining rather than a rowdy barbecue joint. For the fuller picture of the city's Korean scene, see our guide to the best Korean restaurants in Hong Kong.

"YuSang flips the usual order of things: here the drinks come first, and the food — the anju — is built to match them."

What are anju and sool?

Two words unlock the concept. Sool is the umbrella term for Korean alcoholic drinks, and YuSang zeroes in on three: soju (the clear, clean national spirit), makgeolli (a cloudy, lightly fizzy rice brew) and Korean fruit wine.

Anju is the food created specifically to be eaten alongside those drinks — the Korean equivalent of great bar snacks, but taken seriously. At YuSang the idea is to pick a drink first, then choose dishes designed to sing next to it. It is a natural fit for a night out, much like the city's best wine bars reward matching bottle to plate.

The food menu is built for sharing and spans the full Korean range: raw and chilled plates, fried dishes, warming soups and stews, rice dishes and charcoal-grilled meats. The idea is to assemble a spread around your chosen tipple rather than order a single main each.

YuSang

Central · Contemporary Korean, opening mid-August 2026
CuisineContemporary Korean (anju & sool)
OpensFrom mid-August 2026
AddressShop 105–109 & 139, 1/F, Prince's Building, 10 Chater Road, Central
Nearest MTRCentral, Exit K (Prince's Building is linked by footbridge)
BookingCall 9235 3527; prices to be confirmed

As a new opening, opening hours and pricing were still to be confirmed at the time of writing, so call ahead or check before you go. Come with a group, order a bottle of makgeolli or soju, and let the table fill with anju — that is the way to do YuSang.

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When does it open and where?

YuSang is due to open from mid-August 2026 in Prince's Building, Central, at 10 Chater Road. It is a short, sheltered walk from Central MTR — leave via Exit K and follow the elevated walkways straight into the building. That puts it in the thick of Central's after-work drinking and dining crowd.

Lining up more openings? Track the city's latest tables in our running list of new restaurant openings in Hong Kong, and browse the best Japanese restaurants for another neighbouring cuisine done well.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does YuSang open?
YuSang is set to open from mid-August 2026 in Prince's Building, Central. As with any new opening, the exact date can shift, so it is worth calling ahead or checking before you plan a visit.
Where is YuSang in Hong Kong?
YuSang is at Shop 105-109 and 139 on the first floor of Prince's Building, 10 Chater Road, Central. The nearest MTR is Central; use Exit K and follow the elevated walkways, which lead directly into the building.
What does YuSang serve?
YuSang is a contemporary Korean restaurant focused on anju (food made to be shared over drinks) and sool (Korean alcohol). The menu spans raw and chilled plates, fried dishes, soups and stews, rice and charcoal-grilled meats, designed to pair with soju, makgeolli and fruit wine.
What are anju and sool?
Sool is the general Korean term for alcoholic drinks, including soju, makgeolli and fruit wine. Anju is the food traditionally eaten alongside those drinks. YuSang builds its whole menu around matching the two, so you choose a drink and then dishes to go with it.
Is YuSang good for groups?
Yes. The sharing-focused menu is made for groups: order a bottle or two of sool and a spread of anju for the table. It suits an after-work gathering in Central, where Prince's Building sits at the heart of the dining and drinking district.

Save it for August

Korea's drinking culture, done properly, is coming to Central. Round up friends, pick your sool and plan a YuSang visit once it opens in mid-August 2026.

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