The concept of social quality is new to Hong Kong. This paper attempts to give an overview of social quality in Hong Kong by applying four empirical dimensions and related indicators to the available data. While socio-economic security in Hong Kong is basically protected by the social assistance system and other social services, achievements in the dimensions of social cohesion, social inclusion and social empowerment are still not satisfactory, though in recent years, more attentions has been paid to the issues of growing polarization, discrimination and social exclusion. The state of social quality in Hong Kong reflects the policy-makers' priorities, and the stakeholders' ideologies that shape these priorities.