Jonathan Sin

 ‘Kwong Kee Food’ specialises in Hong Kong street food and is one of the most well-known budget eateries in the area. Starting out as a mobile food stall, it has gradually moved into a shopfront. Compared to...

    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...

 ‘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...

  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...

 Built over 100 years ago, Ho Cheong Pawnshop is one of Hong Kong’s oldest pawnshops and is now listed as a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong, as its exterior walls are adorned with pawn...

 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...