Where urban farming meets comfort Chinese cuisine for the Hong Kong of today. Located at PMQ
Modern approach to Chinese cuisine, embracing traditional recipes with innovative cooking techniques.
Japanese Tasting Menu. An izakaya-style dining bar with a focus on fish, seafood, and Japanese spirits
Hong Kong style breakfast. This restaurant is known as the “Fastest Restaurant in the world”
Street Food - Here there are street food, HK style cuisines, as well as HK style desserts. shop for video games, electronics, technologies, cameras, and more. Exit D2
Caribbean classics & island-style cocktails served in cool, colorful digs with weekly trivia nights.
The former Police Married Quarters (Abbreviation: PMQ), located in Sheung Wan, in the middle of SoHo, has been revitalized as a creative hub for local design talents. (I love this place)
Check-in and collect your boarding pass between 90 minutes and one full day ahead. Passengers must use an Octopus or an Airport Express ticket to enter the In-town Check-in area.
Check-in and collect your boarding pass between 90 minutes and one full day ahead. Passengers must use an Octopus or an Airport Express ticket to enter the In-town Check-in area.
You can also do the full hike: http://www.thepeak.com.hk/en/1_3.asp there are some that go to the beach if you want to make a full day/night of it
my numero uno recommendation. Amazing Vietnamese spot and cool design overall. Pho rolls are a necessity. (also lots of good bars in this area, some with pretty crazy views)
Food is good (French I think?), but mostly go because it's full of great street art. It's expensive, but if you go for lunch not the worst.
for dim sum in Hong Kong! Tiny, Michelin star restaurant. Long wait, totally worth it - you just get in line, get a ticket, then go do something else for a couple hours. :)
for dim sum in Hong Kong! Tiny, Michelin star restaurant. Long wait, totally worth it - you just get in line, get a ticket, then go do something else for a couple hours. :)
for dim sum in Hong Kong! Tiny, Michelin star restaurant. Long wait, totally worth it - you just get in line, get a ticket, then go do something else for a couple hours. :)
best roast goose and preserved eggs. Very good BBQ Pork (Cha Siew). good dry cha siew noodles. I recommend sitting on bottom floor as that’s where the best food is anyway.
No trip is complete without high tea. I would do this at the Mandarin, Peninsula, or Grand Hyatt hotel. Watch out for the little birds that fly around inside the hotel.
No trip is complete without high tea. I would do this at the Mandarin, Peninsula, or Grand Hyatt hotel. Watch out for the little birds that fly around inside the hotel.
No trip is complete without high tea. I would do this at the Mandarin, Peninsula, or Grand Hyatt hotel. Watch out for the little birds that fly around inside the hotel.
The KFC (Korean fried cauliflower, $75) has already entered the Hong Kong food pantheon. Neither too mushy nor al dente, the crisp orbs bring a touch of heat thanks to the yuzu and chilli. Leia mais.
Great place to chill and have tea, scones, cakes and sandwich. I like ginger scone, fig scones, Keemun tea, hojicha
Get their special fried rice and mix it with some of the fried garlic (from the crab dish). Delish!!
Including section 2, these two bits are the best of MacLehose trail for enjoying the real magic of HK's beautiful countryside.
The terrain is a little rough but it is a great hike with stunning views of the ocean.
Beautiful views, just need around 2 & 45 mins, very worth to take the times to walk this amazing trail. Easy to walk too, many signs to guide thru the trail, especially wf hk gov's apps 'enjoy hiking'
Great to walk through and take in the atmosphere. Look for the elderly men taking their birds for a walk.
