Seventeen’s Mingyu and Vernon Soak Up Hong Kong’s Night

Seventeen's Mingyu and Vernon Soak Up Hong Kong's Night

The Hong Kong Tourism Board released footage of Mingyu and Vernon exploring Victoria Harbour’s nightlife, from a traditional junk to harbor-view dining and rooftop experiences.

Seventeen’s Mingyu and Vernon are immersed in Hong Kong’s nightlife, a journey that has captured attention from fans worldwide. The Hong Kong Tourism Board said that Mingyu and Vernon experienced Hong Kong’s nightlife around the Victoria Harbour area, releasing the footage on the 13th. Their journey began aboard a traditional junk that cuts across the harbor, delivering the city’s energy and glow as they traversed the heart of the skyline. Viewpoints such as the Star Ferry, The Peak, and Sky100 were highlighted to offer harbor vistas for travelers.

The duo then headed to a restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui, where they enjoyed iconic Hong Kong dishes from a window with a sweeping harbor view. The spot is known for its nightlife views, featuring flaming Beijing duck and a dim sum platter. Mingyu said, “Dim sum is delicious no matter when you eat it,” while Vernon added that he really loves the Peking duck skin.

Leaving the restaurant, they moved to a rooftop bar overlooking the Victoria Harbour skyline, where they savored craft cocktails. In the glow of the city lights and harbor, the piece shows why Hong Kong is regarded as a nightlife city. The Hong Kong Tourism Board released the content on its official Instagram Reels to effectively convey the city’s nighttime vibes, dining, and atmosphere to a global audience.

The Hong Kong visit aligned with SEVENTEEN’s September performance of WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN HONG KONG at Kai Tak Stadium, which drew about 72,600 spectators. A fan-engagement event, CARATIA, took place around the concert, turning the city into a festival. More details of Mingyu and Vernon’s Hong Kong journey are available on the Hong Kong Tourism Board’s official Instagram Reels.

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