Category archives: Hong Kong

Wan Chai, situated in the western part of Hong Kong Island, is a bustling area that combines shopping, entertainment, residential and commercial functions. It is one of the earliest developed areas in Hong Kong, and as...

Sham Shui Po is one of Hong Kong’s oldest districts, and its world-famous Golden Computer Plaza and Golden Computer Centre are often likened to Hong Kong’s Akihabara. However, if one were to...

Hong Kong is a shopper’s paradise and also the ‘Gastronomic Capital of Asia’. At the Marco Polo Hotel, situated next to the famous Harbour City shopping centre, there is a hidden gem...

Hong Kong is developing rapidly; with limited land and a large population, rents for small shops are skyrocketing. Although I’m not a business owner myself, this affects even someone like me who loves good food but can’t be bothered to cook, as many long-established eateries...

As well as being a major shopping district, Causeway Bay is home to three ‘largest’ attractions: Hong Kong’s largest stadium, the Hong Kong Stadium, which attracts football fans from all over the world every year...

Last Friday evening on Metro Radio’s programme *Looking Back at Today*, a Korean restaurant was featured. Two of the dishes—‘soy sauce crab’ and ‘fried chicken’—were particularly authentic, almost as if they were from Korea itself...