Casual French eateries have been sprouting out all around Hong Kong Island recently, offering bistro dishes, good wines and a mellow atmosphere to local and expats in search of comfort. Les Fils à Maman, a recent addition to the scene, plays the nostalgia card as well with a quirky decor of childhood memorabilia and a menu [...]
Hong Kong’s frenetic pace is legendary and what attracts people to its energy packed city center, though there are days where all you want to do is get away from it all really. Besides jumping in a cab to a nearby beach or hike in the Northern Territories, I recently found a true oasis a [...]
Stepping into Luk Yu Tea House is immersing yourself in one of Hong Kong’s most traditional establishment and embracing the sights, sounds, and smells of a bygone era. First opened in 1933, this half-century-old living monument still resonate with the calm elegance of old Hong Kong with its original black ceiling fans, spittoons, mirrored and [...]
I love Gough street and its quaint furniture stores and galleries. Only two blocks long, this little street in NoHo is a gem to discover, offering a very cool contrast of old trades and cute bohemian shops. It’s no wonder that’s where you can find the quirky and hip restaurant Basement. Owned by lifestyle and [...]
“…and it burns, burns, burns…” would be the ideal soundtrack of Chilli Fagara, a Michelin star restaurant famous for their fiery cuisine. Serving some of the best and spiciest Szechuan dishes this side of the Yangtze, it’s food for the daring palette and a delightful experience if you’re looking to tease your taste buds. Having [...]
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