Category archives: Gourmet Travel

Hong Kongers are absolutely mad about hotpot, and ‘Delicious Kitchen’ is a modern hotpot restaurant renowned for its innovative, original hotpot broths; it has been listed in the Michelin Guide for several years running...

The Michelin-recommended ‘Shatin 18’, located at the Hyatt Regency Shatin, takes its name from the Cantonese homophone ‘18’ (shí fā), which symbolises good fortune and prosperity...

  Egg waffles are one of Hong Kong’s street foods, popular with both locals and tourists. As more and more modern egg waffle shops have sprung up, the range has expanded from the original plain egg waffles to...

 ‘Chun Hoi Tong Herbal Shop’ has a history spanning nearly a century and specialises in herbal teas; it is one of the leading traditional herbal tea shops in Central, and many office workers make a point of visiting it regularly...

    As well as Hong Kong’s famous street snacks—such as egg tarts, milk tea and pineapple buns—claypot rice has also been a staple in the lives of countless Hong Kongers, and is a staple of Hong Kong-style cafes...

 The predecessor to ‘Anime Base’ was ‘The Green House’, a Grade II listed building constructed in a ‘back-to-back’ style prior to the war. As the building was once...