Category archives: Hong Kong

I got up late last Saturday morning and had breakfast and lunch together. As I was going to the cinema somewhere near Mong Kok, I made a special trip to the Michelin-recommended ‘Ah Chun...

It’s been a long time since I last wrote about Japanese ramen. The ramen craze in Hong Kong seems to have become the norm now; you no longer hear of people queuing for two hours just to eat a bowl. It’s not that there’s no appeal...

Hong Kong’s festivals in May are quite distinctive, and they are all concentrated in the first half of the month, with the three events taking place on two separate dates. On the eighth day of the fourth month of the Lunar calendar (3 May...

Central is the heart of Hong Kong and a major political, economic and commercial centre. It is home to Government House, the residence of the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, the Court of Final Appeal, and the Central Garrison of the People’s Liberation Army...

Experience the festive atmosphere of falling snow at Hong Kong Disneyland. The romantic snowfall takes place every year from early December to 1 January of the following year...

After a chat with a good friend in Causeway Bay last night, we popped into ‘Bietian Shen’—which had opened just over a month ago—for some Japanese ramen. It was the kind of Kyushu-style tonkotsu broth I love most; I sipped...