Non-touristy things to do in Hong Kong: best sights & restaurants Delve into the authentic side of Hong Kong and uncover the best things to do in this city with our guide to its lesser-known attractions and top-notch dining spots. Best 12 Michelin Bib Gourmand-awarded restaurants in Hong...
0.1 miles from Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong “Pretty good Japanese rice ball...” 01/12/2021 Cuisines: Japanese Order online Tasty Congee & Noodle Wantun Shop #355 of 13,244 Restaurants in Hong Kong 378 reviews 8 Finance Street, Central Shop 3016-18, 3/F, ifc mall 0.2 m...
With foodie imports from Sydney, Melbourne, London and New York moving to Hong Kong, it’s no surprise that the brunch scene in the city has taken off, with some of its best restaurants dishing out global fare to the weekend crowds. From hotels that offer all the classics to neighbourhood...
Regent Hong Kong's iconic Japanese restaurant Nobu is debuting a sensational Saturday brunch menu unlike any other. Guests will begin by savouring unlimited portions of starters like edamame, umami chicken wings, and shishito peppers; jet-fresh nigiri and sashimi; as well as salads. For mains,...
Apologies for being so quiet, it’s been a lot of nonstop travel for me lately. I was most recently just in Hong Kong for the2018 T.Dining Best Restaurants by Hong Kong Tatler Awards Ceremony— and that was so much fun!!! It was such an honor to have been invited by editorial dire...
Delicious brunch buffets offering free flowing alcohol are a favourite weekend indulgence in Hong Kong. Here's our pick of the best bottomless brunches to suit all budgets (including fantastic family friendly options). 6 Sep 2016 —ByCatherine Stewart,Mawgan Batt,Nancy Matos/Restaurants ...
The Drunken Pot, Shop 1, 2/F, 8 Observatory Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong,2321 9038,www.facebook.com/thedrunkenpothk Shing Kee Noodles – Sha Tin, The New Territories Delicious noodle joint by day and hot pot heaven by night, Shing Kee Noodles could be mistaken for an art...
Boat Noodle is the perfect spot, offering hearty bowls of Thai boat noodles. With such a diverse range of culinary options right at your doorstep, you'll never run out of new and exciting flavors to explore during your stay atBest Western Plus Hotel Hong Kong. ...
Dim Sum restaurants in Hong Kong are very busy, loud and move at a hundred miles an hour – that’s what makes them great – but the clamour and clatter can also be intimidating for first timers. Bring Friends Dim Sum experience is not something to do on your own. It is a group exp...
Loved for its smooth texture and distinct al dente chew, cheung fun is made by rolling steamed rice noodle sheets into bundles, then chopping them into bite-sized pieces. Unlike the type served at dim sum restaurants, the streetside variety usually comes without fillings. This might make it ...