What are some nice/friendly/non-trendy bars clubs in Hong Kong?

Mongkok Area right? There is a bar called "Red Devil Bar". It is located close to Yau Ma Tei, it is near the end of the Sai Yeung Choi Street at Mongkok

You can also try Sai Yeung Choi Street , there is a street market there. Some bars reside on the side of the market.

There is one on MongKok Rd. However, the place is known for selling drugs. Not very friendly place for you.

Mongkok doesn't have too many friendly bars/clubs. You definitely should avoid the ones on Portland Streets as the bars are for "men" if you know what I mean.

You should go to Tsim Sha Tsui, lots of clubs there. Many of them speak english. The atomsphere is great. From Mongkok, just take the MTR, it is only 3 stops after Mongkok!

helpful Hong Kong is the region to be, my expensive. From merely strolling in that section, you will discover the final golf equipment in Hong Kong with the likes of Play club HK, Volar, Dragon I and Kee club. once you're finding for distant places music, then Play club activities will rather rock your international! Pitbull recently held his after occasion in there.

Hong Kong Island, Wan Chai area there are lots of nice bars and clubs. There is an Irish pub there also called Maloneys.
There was a place called the bridge as well, it played dance music.

Lan Kwai Fong is the best choice for you! It is the most famous bars clubs area in HK
History
Before the Second World War, Lan Kwai Fong was previously dedicated to hawkers.

In early days, the square housed many mui yan (媒人, lit. medium person), or marriage arrangers, a role exclusively held by females. Mui yan was a marriage medium between two families in the olden days. It was thus known as Mui Yan Hong (媒人巷, lit. medium person lane) or Hong Leung Hong (紅娘巷).

In 1980s, German-Canadian businessman Allan Zeman, also known as the father of Lan Kwai Fong,[1] invested 32 million Hong Kong dollars to buy a whole building and renovate it as Western restaurants. The place soon became a meeting place for foreigners in Hong Kong. The square, together with a homosexual disco Disco Disco founded earlier in 1978 in D'Aguilar Street, made Lan Kwai Fong and its surroundings a famous spot for night life.


Location

Lan Kwai Fong at night.
On a public holiday morning, Lan Kwai Fong
Lan Kwai Fong in the daytime.Lan Kwai Fong as an area is defined by D'Aguilar Street and the smaller lane, Lan Kwai Fong, an L-shaped, cobble-stoned lane. Both streets turn 90 degrees to form a rectangle. From the west side of the rectangle, Wo On Lane and Wing Wah Lane extend to host several more spots for drinks and food. The area arguably extends to Wellington Street and Wyndham Street, through to the Hong Kong Fringe Club. It is also home to a small number of art galleries.


Features
Lan Kwai Fong is perhaps Hong Kong's most popular and well known area for a night out. Boasting numerous bars, pubs, clubs and restaurants, it is a popular choice for the well off locals, expatriates and tourists. The high costs associated with the area makes this a relatively high class location, although the quality and reputation of this area is obvious virtually every night. Visiting on a Friday or Saturday night you may be overwhelmed by the enormous crowds that fill the streets (which are closed for several hours to vehicular traffic), with all bars having only standing room. It is interesting to see that, as mentioned, a majority of the crowds are in fact expatriates or international students. It is one of the few places where English is the overwhelmingly predominant language, although many of the Chinese who are there are most likely to be bilingual.


Special occasions
The crowds during special occasions such as Halloween or New Year's Eve put the place at a literal standstill with the large numbers. Police control is guaranteed, to manage the crowds. On January 1, 1993, 21 people were killed and 48 injured in the crush of huge crowds of people celebrating the New Year's Day in Lan Kwai Fong. The location's narrow streets and a sloped gradient, poor police planning and bad weather all contributed to this disaster.


Transport
There are several ways to access Lan Kwai Fong other than taxi, which include:

Public transport

MTR, Central Station, Exit "D2"
Airport Express, Hong Kong Station, Exit "B2"
Public bus, route no. 12m, 13, 23A and 40M
Green light bus, route no. 10A & 10B
Car park, 2 nearest car parks around Lan Kwai Fong include:

The Centrium, 10-12 Arbuthnot Road
Universal Trade Centre, 3 Arbuthnot Road

There is an useful website for you to referrence also: http://www.lankwaifong.com/index.php?page=home