I’ve recently come across a new term: YUCCIE (Young Urban Creatives). I might actually be one of them...
The best thing to do in Tai O is to explore the streets and alleys in search of authentic local Hong Kong cuisine. As well as the must-visit spots featured in guidebooks, there are also several more off-the-beaten-track places...
Mei Ho House, a Grade II listed building, was completed in 1954. It was originally part of the Shek Kip Mei Resettlement Estate, a former public housing estate in Hong Kong, which has since been revitalised and transformed into...
The long-established Tsui Hang Village has always specialised in traditional Cantonese cuisine and classic local dishes, and has won numerous awards. Recently, its Causeway Bay branch, located at Lee Theatre, hosted...
Every year, during the third and fourth months of the lunar calendar, this small island of Tsing Yi hosts two eagerly anticipated traditional festivals. The first takes place from the 12th to the 16th of the third lunar month, lasting a total of five days: ‘...
Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is the city’s busiest shopping destination and also Hong Kong’s largest shopping centre. Harbour City comprises several different buildings and is home to over 450...