This food court in Tsim Sha Tsui features 12 Asian brands, including 3 Bib Gourmand spots (Man Kee Cart Noodles, Thai Pai ...

There’s a very exclusive perk in store if you book brunch at Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong’s rooftop bar: access to Swim Club’s gorgeous infinity pool, way up there on the 50th floor, as well as the ...

Hong Kong’s bustling food and drink scene never stops. Every month, we’re introduced to daring concepts where we can sample new local and international culinary creations and inventive tipples. At ...

Sep. 25 marks the arrival of Mid-Autumn Festival, a period in the calendar made for round things: shoulder-to-shoulder reunion dinners with cousins you have never met and one-too-many mooncakes. This ...

Now titled TATE, cheffe Vicky Lau’s classy fine-diner reopens after seven weeks in a new Sheung Wan address and a new menu.

Hong Kong carved a big chunk of the bartender royalty pie at last night’s (Jul. 28) Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2026 awards ceremony held in Macau. Opened last summer, Mius debuts on the list at number 36.

ABEBE’s signature cream buns and doughnuts are making their way to Hong Kong with the imminent opening of the South Korean bakery’s first Hong Kong location, soft-opening in Tsim Sha Tsui on Sep. 13.

Popular Mexican restaurant 11 Westside, founded by Netflix’s The Final Table star chef Esdras Ochoa, has closed suddenly, with no announcement shared online. It was reported last night (Jul. 28) by ...

Human company and intimacy are at the centre of Shelley Tai’s second opening in a year with Fello. Now open on Wyndham Street, the design of the two-storey cocktail bar welcomes stimulating ...

Predominantly a neighbourhood filled with offices and residences, Sheung Wan is Hong Kong Island’s quiet beast, playing host to a number of brilliant restaurants that challenge and impress. Sheung Wan ...

Over the past five years, Hong Kong’s appetite for Middle Eastern fare – sizzling chicken, lamb, and beef, tangy spices, focus on dips and mezzes – has grown manifold, embraced within the local scene.

On a great day, the bars in Hong Kong are packed, teeming with energy and lacking space for you to join the fun. Unlucky for you, the drinks are hard to find and your arms are getting squashed in the ...