Star St is one of a cluster of little streets, known as the Starstreet Precinct which has become a centre for a number of cafes, restaurants and bars. It’s only a small pocket and does not have anywhere near the number of restaurants or bars as Soho or High St in Sai Ying Pun. However, if you are already in Wan Chai sight-seeing or you are staying nearby, then this is good place to find a coffee, a drink or a meal. You can still see glimpses of the old and new Wan Chai, sitting alongside each other like the small earth god shrine that is discreetly tucked away halfway down Star St. Just off Star St, is Moon St with several great places, including Pho and an Italian corner bar, Ciacoe that serves complimentary aperitivo between 5-8pm. My favourite is Francis, on St Francis St. A Middle Eastern restaurant and bar, they do a very good value set lunch on weekdays. Note - You can cut through the back of 3 Pacific Place from Star St and head down their escalator to get back onto Queens Rd East.

Star Street is a short street parallel to and southwest of Queen's Road East in the Wanchai District. It is part of the Star Street Precinct, a designated area for neighbour retail shops, restaurants and bars which makes it a nice place for visits from time to time in this area of the city. You can find a list of the shops and eateries here on the Pacific Place website. My favourite options are on other streets in the precinct but I do particularly like Pizza Project which is located on Star Street just past the Wing Fung Street intersection. This Pirata Group restaurant replaced Madame Chang which was one of my favourite restaurants in 2019. Sadly, that place closed but pretty happy with Pizza Project on the occasions we have managed to try them since opening this past summer. There is a Lamborghini dealer on Star Street as well. Neat looking through the large open windows to admire the vehicles when walking down Star Street towards the bend where the road becomes St. Francis Street. As previously noted by TheOExpress, the photos posted on this listing are mostly not of this particular Street but an odd collection of pics from all over Hong Kong. Just google the street name and location if you want find or see it.