The girl's guide to everything Hong Kong
I love afternoon tea… and I love Bliss Spa… so you can probably imagine my feelings about the new Bliss Spa Pop-Up Café in Causeway Bay! Until the end of May, Bliss Spa have taken over the charming and cosy Mackie Kitchen restaurant on … read more
Tin Lung Heen is one of those restaurant names that gets casually dropped into a conversation and anyone who’s ever heard of it gushes about it regardless of whether they’ve been or not. Since earning its Michelin star after eight months of … read more
If packing up your winter woolies wasn’t enough to get you buzzing about the change of seasons, Nespresso has come to the party with a new limited edition coffee, Naora. As a long-time latte lover (check out my article about HK’s best coffees … read more
In Hong Kong, where apparently French people make up the largest proportion of the expat community, you are never too far from a French bistro. However, more emphasis is often put on trying to replicate the ambience of a typical French café with … read more
The famous Bejing Da Dong Roast Duck Restaurant is back at Man Wah at The Mandarin Oriental for a special promotion period (14-22 April) and last month, the Mandarin Oriental organised a fun dinner for a few of us foodies to sample a some of their … read more
One of Soho’s newest offerings is the unusually named, The Monogamous Chinese, a Sichuan and Peking restaurant that literally hides under the Mid-Levels escalator between Elgin Street and Caine Road. Don’t be lazy like me and take the escalator … read more
Not all restaurant groups in Hong Kong are created equal. Some are huge sprawling behemoths, others are small but perfectly formed… and the less said about a select few, the better! Nevertheless, Dining Concepts are a group that largely get it … read more
The softly lit entrance of Sing Yin invites you to take a closer peek at what is hiding within. It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it doorway, tucked away on the first floor of the W Hotel, but once you walk in, it’s hard not to be quietly impressed … read more
In Hong Kong, it can seem like restaurants come and go quicker than the latest-set of special issue banknotes, a batch of Gaga tickets or even 300 In N’ Out burgers at the most bizarre pop-up shop in HK’s history. So for one to have stuck around … read more
I am without a doubt a complete sucker for miniature burgers. The moment I see a slider on a menu I am pretty much all in. There is something so adorable to me about the little buns and I know this is completely ridiculous but I never feel quite as … read more
