Restaurant in Melbourne, Australia
Lee Ho Fook
100Pearl PointsCBD dinner call
About Lee Ho Fook
Lee Ho Fook is worth booking for a polished Melbourne CBD dinner when wine matters and the group wants a more composed night than a loud casual feed. Its Star Wine List recognition is the clearest trust signal; go for dinner, not lunch or Sunday plans, confirm menu format if fixed pricing matters.
Lee Ho Fook is a Melbourne dinner option with verified evening hours from Monday to Saturday and Sunday closure. The confirmed details are limited, so the safest way to frame the booking is direct: choose it for dinner in Melbourne, note the smart casual dress code, treat any menu, price, seating, or service-format questions as details to confirm directly before you go.
Choose it for dinner, not an all-day plan
The clearest verified reason to consider Lee Ho Fook is its dinner schedule. Hours are listed as 5:30–9:30 PM from Monday to Thursday, 5:30–10:30 PM on Friday and Saturday, closed on Sunday. Star Wine List recognition in 2026 is also confirmed, so wine may reasonably be part of the decision without assuming a broader beverage program beyond that recognition.
For planning, keep the visit simple: reserve for an evening meal, dress smart casual, ask the restaurant directly about the current menu, ordering style, dietary needs, seating preferences, expected spend. Those specifics are not verified here, so they should not be treated as fixed in advance.
Where the booking makes sense
Book this when you want a Melbourne dinner and the confirmed hours fit your plans. It is not a verified lunch option, Sunday is not listed as an operating day. If your group needs certainty around cuisine, price, bar seating, or a set menu, confirm those details before committing.
The practical verdict: worthwhile to consider for dinner in Melbourne if the schedule and smart casual setting suit the occasion. Skip it for lunch, Sunday dining, or any plan where unverified details need to be guaranteed before arrival.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book Lee Ho Fook?
Booking timing is not verified here, so check directly with Lee Ho Fook for availability. The confirmed hours are Monday to Thursday from 5:30–9:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5:30–10:30 PM, Sunday closed.
What should I order at Lee Ho Fook?
Specific dishes and menu format are not verified here. The venue has confirmed Star Wine List recognition for 2026, so you can ask the restaurant for current food and wine guidance when booking or on arrival.
Is Lee Ho Fook good for a special occasion?
It can be considered for a Melbourne dinner occasion if the evening hours and smart casual dress code suit your plans. For specifics such as menu style, pricing, or seating, confirm directly with the venue.
Can I eat at the bar at Lee Ho Fook?
Bar seating is not verified here. If that format matters, ask Lee Ho Fook directly before booking; other Melbourne options such as Grill Americano or Coda Melbourne may also be worth checking for the kind of setup you want.
What are alternatives to Lee Ho Fook in Melbourne?
Other Melbourne dining options to compare include Tonka, Chin Chin, Lucy Liu Kitchen and Bar, Grill Americano, Coda Melbourne. Confirm current hours, menus, booking formats directly with each venue before deciding.
Is lunch or dinner better at Lee Ho Fook?
Dinner is the supported choice based on the verified hours: 5:30–9:30 PM Monday to Thursday and 5:30–10:30 PM Friday and Saturday. No lunch hours are verified, Sunday is listed as closed.
Location
11-15 Duckboard Pl, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Compare Lee Ho Fook
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Lee Ho Fook | Melbourne | Star Wine List (2026) |
| Tonka | Melbourne | , |
| Grill Americano | Melbourne | , |
| Chin Chin | Melbourne | , |
| Coda Melbourne | Melbourne | , |
| Lucy Liu Kitchen and Bar | Melbourne | , |
How Lee Ho Fook Melbourne compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this is not the right fit
If Lee Ho Fook is booked out or the group wants more energy, try Chin Chin or Lucy Liu Kitchen and Bar. If the brief is a more formal city dinner, Grill Americano is the cleaner alternative.
How it compares in Melbourne
Lee Ho Fook is the better choice for a composed CBD dinner with wine as part of the reason to book. Chin Chin is the safer pick for a louder, higher-energy group meal, while Coda Melbourne and Lucy Liu Kitchen and Bar sit closer to the same city-night brief if the group wants contemporary Asian dining with a broader social feel.
For value-for-money decisions, choose by occasion rather than assuming one room wins outright. Tonka makes more sense when the group wants a different flavour profile and a polished CBD meal; Grill Americano is the cross-shop for diners who want a more classic, dressed-up room and a less cuisine-specific brief.
Booking difficulty is marked easy here, so Lee Ho Fook is useful when the plan needs less friction than Melbourne's harder-to-secure tables. If atmosphere is the priority, Chin Chin and Lucy Liu lean livelier; if wine focus and a more measured dinner matter more, stay with Lee Ho Fook.
Recognized By
Save or rate Lee Ho Fook on Pearl
Keep this venue in your Pearl passport, rate it after you visit, and track it alongside every other place you collect.