Mastercard Opens Asia-Pacific’s First Taste by Priceless Dining Club at Hong Kong International Airport

Mastercard Opens Asia-Pacific’s First Taste by Priceless Dining Club at Hong Kong International Airport

Mastercard has opened “Taste by Priceless,” its first dining club in the Asia-Pacific region, at Hong Kong International Airport.

Taste by Priceless follows the opening at São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport in Brazil, with another location scheduled to open in Mexico City later this year.

The space is designed to blend Mastercard’s brand with local cultural elements, featuring works by Chinese artist Xinran Guan.

Two dining styles are available. “The Counter” offers a chef-led tasting course featuring dishes such as shiso and romaine lettuce salad and chicken soup with superior stock. “The Cove” offers an à la carte menu of tapas-style dishes, including garlic shrimp and miso-glazed cauliflower. The menu was developed in collaboration with renowned chefs, blending local food culture with Asian and Western cuisines. Mastercard’s signature desserts and cocktails, developed for Taste by Priceless locations around the world, are also available.

The club is available to holders of World Legend, World Elite and World Mastercard cards. Eligible cardholders from around the world may use the facility regardless of the country in which their card was issued. A physical card (digital cards are not eligible), a same-day boarding pass and a government-issued photo ID in the cardholder’s name are required.

World Legend cardholders may enter free of charge with up to three accompanying guests. World Elite and World cardholders may use the club at preferential rates. The promotional rate through September 30 is US$70 (HK$550). The club may be used from three hours before departure, with no advance reservation required.

It is located near Gate 40 on the departures level (L7) of Terminal 1. Opening hours are from 6:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.

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