Across the Chinese territory, around 990 dining establishments have a licence that allows pets inside, marking the end of a decades-old prohibition.
The impetus for Hong Kong’s rule change is partly economic — a boost for a hospitality sector that has been hard hit by the rise in people heading north for cheaper meals out.
Yet the rules — which require a leash no longer than 1.5 metres — have prompted some disquiet from diners.
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Produced by Paolo Pascual.
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