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The Peninsula Hong Kong will host an immersive dining experience, inspired by the Great Gatsby

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This fall, the mysterious Jay Gatsby arrives in Hong Kong to host a series of lavish dinner parties at The Peninsula Hong Kong’s fabled Felix. The restaurant will transformed into a 1920s New York City speakeasy to transport guests to a golden age of glamour, elegance and sensational gastronomy.  “The Great Gatsby Immersive Dining Experience” at Felix is presented in partnership with the award-winning Secret Theatre and showcases a theatrical performance with menu by Chef de Cuisine Juan Gomez. 

Felix at The Peninsula Hong Kong
Felix at The Peninsula Hong Kong

Taking inspiration from New York’s roaring twenties, Chef Juan creates an imaginative four-course dinner.  Menu highlights include Gatsby Fried Chicken and Deviled Eggs, as served in the classic novel but with a contemporary twist.  Guests will also enjoy a reimagined version of Lobster Toast with Black Truffle and the much-loved Upside-down Pineapple Cake.

Felix at The Peninsula Hong Kong
Felix at The Peninsula Hong Kong

Taking the stage every Thursday to Saturday at 7:00 pm, between October 21 and November 27, 2021, this dinner theatre experience is limited to three shows per week, priced at HK$ 2,000, and VIP tickets at HK$ 2,500, each including a four-course dinner, a welcome drink and The Great Gatsby’s immersive theatrical performance. 

For the first time, an NFT (non-fungible token) will be made available in a live theatrical setting, as VIP tickets include an NFT on the night from Jay Gatsby himself in addition to a bottle of Champagne for every two persons. 

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For enquiries, please contact Felix by telephone at +852 2696 6778

Julie Nguyen
Julie Nguyen

Julie is the founder of SNAP TASTE and a driving force in global storytelling, innovation, and creative leadership. A respected member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council, she also serves as a judge for the CES Innovation Awards (2024, 2025, and 2026), bringing her perspective to the intersections of business, culture, and breakthrough technologies.

Her immersive reporting has taken audiences behind the scenes of defining world moments, from the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and Expo 2020 Dubai to CES, D23 Expo, and the Milano Monza Motor Show. Through her lens, global events become intimate, human stories.

An accomplished film critic and editorial voice, Julie has built a reputation for reviews that go beyond analysis, finding the heartbeat within the frame. Her work on National Geographic documentaries and other cinematic works speaks to audiences who believe that great storytelling has the power to shift perspectives and expand the world.

At the heart of everything Julie does is a belief that art, technology, and culture are not separate conversations. She has spent her career proving they never were.

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