We reached Sok Kwu Wan at the end of our trail from Yung Shue Wan on Lamma. Pretty village with lots of fishing boats scattered in the sea. There are a plethora of dining options. We had lunch in Thai Yuen Seafood Restaurant which I would surely recommend. We took a set menu for 4 of us and every dish was so yummy! With free drinks, the bill for 4 came at 828HKD which is not bad for the amount and quality of food we had. Moreover, they accepted credit card which is rare on Lamma. There is also a very nice souvenir shop at the promenade.

...for when you first arrive on Lamma Island, as the main ferry from Central takes people to the other end. There are lots of options for seafood, including the famous Rainbow Seafood restaurant (which has its own boat to take diners over), and a few other interesting bars and shops too, as well as a pretty Tim Hau temple on the main path out. To get an even better view of the village and its bay, make sure to visit the lookout opposite. Both of Lamma’s main villages have their charms but the remote nature of Sok Kwu Wan and little details like it’s covered main walkway make it just as much of a destination as Yung Shue to the north.