Category archives: Hong Kong

Amway, a favourite among celebrities such as Nicholas Cheung and Grasshoppers, boasts a stylish interior featuring terrazzo chairs, ceiling fans and concrete walls, whilst staff and management have also donned outfits made from...

If you’re looking to buy affordable computer products in Hong Kong, head to 298 Computer Zone (298). Compared to the Wan Chai Computer City (Wan Chai Computer City), prices at 298 are...

Mingzhu Ge attracts customers with its modern take on Cantonese cuisine, with its steamed dim sum and roasted meats proving particularly popular; among these, the ‘Big Brother Char Siu’—which gained fame after international film star Jackie Chan tried it—is the most...

Built in the sixteenth century to commemorate the renowned general of the Wei Dynasty, General Che (Grand Marshal Che). A couplet in gold characters on a black background hangs on the stone pillars flanking the entrance, whilst on the left-hand side of the temple...

The Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance is a traditional Hakka fire dragon dance custom practised in Tai Hang, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. This fire dragon dance tradition, which dates back over a century, originated in the 19th century when residents sought to ward off...

Halloween has its origins in a traditional festival of the British Celts. On the last day of October, they believed this marked the end of summer and the beginning of winter; on this day...