There are plenty of restaurants around Holland Village, but few make an entrance quite like Lo Hey HK Seafood 捞起海鲜.

Located on the third floor of One Holland Village, Lo Hey takes inspiration from the golden age of 1980s and 1990s Hong Kong cinema, filling the restaurant with neon lights, jade-green accents, vintage movie posters and old-school touches that make walking through its doors feel a little like stepping onto a Hong Kong movie set.

But the retro setting isn’t the only reason to visit.

Lo Hey specialises in Hong Kong-style seafood and Cantonese zi char, with live seafood tanks, wok-fried favourites, sizzling claypot dishes and comforting staples designed for sharing around the table. The restaurant is also the sister concept of Hey Kee HK Seafood at Guillemard Road.

And here’s another reason we think it deserves attention: the outdoor dining area is pet-friendly. Yes, you can actually enjoy a Chinese seafood feast at One Holland Village with your furry companion beside you. 🐶

🎬 A Little Slice of Old-School Hong Kong

Lo Hey isn’t shy about its theme.

The restaurant draws heavily from Hong Kong’s cinematic golden era, with nostalgic movie posters, neon signage and décor inspired by the glamorous restaurants and theatres of decades past. Live seafood tanks complete the experience, giving the restaurant that unmistakable old-school seafood restaurant atmosphere.

Even its name has a story.

According to co-founder Reuben Chua, “Lo Hey” or 捞起 carries the meaning of lifting, referring both to lifting live seafood from the tanks and symbolically to lifting one’s luck and prosperity.

It’s playful, nostalgic and very photogenic — but ultimately, we’re here for the food.

🥢 What to Eat at Lo Hey HK Seafood

The menu is extensive, ranging from live seafood and Cantonese classics to fried rice, hor fun, claypot dishes and traditional desserts.

Here are a few dishes that caught our attention.

🐔 Lo Hey Tossed Chicken Salad 风生水起捞鸡

One of the restaurant’s signatures puts an interesting spin on the familiar lo hei experience.

Instead of raw fish, poached chicken is tossed together with julienned vegetables, peanuts, coriander and a tangy dressing, creating something refreshing, crunchy and surprisingly addictive. The dish takes inspiration from Shunde-style tossed chicken and can be enjoyed throughout the year rather than only during Chinese New Year.

And yes, everyone at the table gets to join in the tossing.

🦐 Wok-Fried Uni Mayo Prawn Balls 海胆沙律虾球

This is one for those who like their seafood with a modern twist.

Plump prawn balls are wok-fried and paired with a creamy uni mayonnaise, bringing together sweetness from the prawns with the richer umami character of sea urchin. The dish has also been highlighted for its wok hei.

🥩 Claypot Black Pepper Angus Beef Slices 黑胡椒安格斯焗牛肉

Part of Lo Hey’s claypot selection, the Black Pepper Angus Beef brings bold, peppery flavours to tender slices of beef served sizzling hot.

Lo Hey expanded this side of its menu in 2026 with a Cantonese sizzling claypot series inspired by the high-heat je je cooking commonly associated with Hong Kong’s neighbourhood dai pai dongs.

Perfect when you want something hearty to go with rice.

🍜 Supreme Soy Sauce Fried HK Noodles 豉油皇炒面

Simple dishes often reveal the most about a kitchen’s wok skills, and the Supreme Soy Sauce Fried HK Noodles is a classic example.

Thin Hong Kong-style noodles are wok-fried with soy sauce until fragrant, picking up a lovely savoury flavour and smoky wok hei.

Straightforward, comforting and easy to share, this is a great carb to have on the table alongside Lo Hey’s seafood and claypot dishes.

🐟 Claypot Fish Slices with Spring Onions 葱姜鱼片煲

Served bubbling hot in a claypot, the Claypot Fish Slices with Spring Onions is all about comforting Cantonese flavours.

Tender fish slices are cooked with aromatic spring onions and ginger in a savoury sauce, with the hot claypot helping everything stay fragrant right to the last bite.

It’s especially good with a bowl of steamed rice to soak up the sauce.

🐶 Yes, Lo Hey Is Pet-Friendly

This might be one of the biggest surprises about Lo Hey.

While pet-friendly cafés are increasingly common around Singapore, finding a pet-friendly Chinese seafood restaurant is still relatively unusual.

Lo Hey has a sizeable outdoor dining section where pets are welcome, meaning your dog can join the family while everyone digs into seafood, claypot dishes and Cantonese favourites. Earlier reports put the outdoor section at 52 seats.

Combined with One Holland Village’s generally pet-friendly environment, this makes Lo Hey an especially interesting option for pet owners who want something beyond the usual café brunch.

FoundInSG Tip: 🐾 If you’re bringing your pet, we would recommend contacting the restaurant ahead of your visit to request an outdoor table, especially for weekends and dinner periods.

🚇 How to Get to Lo Hey HK Seafood

Lo Hey is conveniently located at One Holland Village, a short walk from Holland Village MRT (CC21) on the Circle Line.

From Holland Village MRT, take Exit B and walk towards Lorong Liput and One Holland Village. The journey takes roughly five minutes on foot.

Once you’re inside One Holland Village, head up to Level 3.

Is Lo Hey HK Seafood Worth Visiting?

Lo Hey stands out because it manages to combine several experiences in one place.

You get the nostalgia of old-school Hong Kong, the fun of choosing from a broad Cantonese seafood menu, live seafood, comforting wok-fried dishes and newer creations such as its Hairy Crab Roe Noodles and sizzling claypot series.

It works particularly well for family meals, group dinners and gatherings where everyone wants to order several dishes for the table.

The pet-friendly alfresco section is another big plus. There aren’t many places where you can sit outdoors with your dog while sharing Cantonese seafood, crab and wok-fried hor fun.

If you’re exploring Holland Village and want something more substantial than another café or brunch spot, Lo Hey HK Seafood is certainly one to put on the food radar.

📍 Lo Hey HK Seafood 捞起海鲜

Address: 7 Holland Village Way, #03-22/23/24, One Holland Village, Singapore 275748
Nearest MRT: Holland Village MRT (CC21)
Contact: +65 6592 2699
WhatsApp: +65 9615 8899
Opening Hours: Daily, 11:30am – 9:30pm
Cuisine: Hong Kong-style Seafood / Cantonese / Chinese
Pet-Friendly: 🐶 Yes — outdoor dining area
Website: lohey.sg

FoundInSG Tip: Go with a few people. Lo Hey’s menu is made for sharing, and a larger group means you can order your crab, seafood, claypot dishes, hor fun and dessert without having to make the painful decision of choosing just two or three.