TAP: The Ale Project
TAP: The Ale Project is a Mong Kok beer hall and bottle shop built around Hong Kong's craft brewing scene, pouring local IPAs alongside imports and rotating the taps often enough that regulars come back to see what changed. It doubles as a restaurant, so food comes with the pour, and it stays open past midnight most nights. Reviewers describe it as the city's go-to for anyone chasing a proper craft selection rather than the usual macro lagers.
What people praise
- Wide, rotating tap list that regulars say genuinely changes week to week
- Staff know the beers and can talk you through the list
- Food menu holds up, sandwiches get called out specifically
- Open late most nights, useful for a last-minute order or visit
Worth knowing
- One reviewer flagged the staff as a bit cold on a quieter visit
- Primarily a taproom first, so it suits browsing and buying more than a scheduled home delivery
Our take: The clear volume leader here and for good reason. If you want a real craft selection and don't mind picking it up or ordering through them directly, this is the safest first call.


