Though Uma Nota closed this year after eight vibrant years, we include it here as a nod to the impact it made on Hong Kong’s F&B scene. Brazil meets Japan. São Paulo meets Peel Street.
Uma Nota was a love affair between cultures, colours, and rhythm. The restaurant spilled onto the street with colour, blurring the line between public and private. From playful tiled steps and hand-painted murals to the custom bar and rattan-accented furniture, the space was crafted to feel like a spirited escape—warm, wild, alive. Layered, textural, and a little messy—by design.
Though Uma Nota closed this year after eight vibrant years, we include it here as a nod to the impact it made on Hong Kong’s F&B scene. Brazil meets Japan. São Paulo meets Peel Street.
Uma Nota was a love affair between cultures, colours, and rhythm. The restaurant spilled onto the street with colour, blurring the line between public and private. From playful tiled steps and hand-painted murals to the custom bar and rattan-accented furniture, the space was crafted to feel like a spirited escape—warm, wild, alive. Layered, textural, and a little messy—by design.
