Eaton HK will be launching a “Pay It Forward” meal program to provide free meals to underprivileged groups. Simply purchase an additional meal at the Jordan hotel, and ask to donate the meal credit to someone in need.  The participating restaurants are Flower Years, Fûhn, and Souper Kitchen, all located at the Eaton Food Hall. […]

An elevator convo with Yasmin Tjoeng, founder of Maison Tjoeng . See here for more from our Next Up series. What do you do? I am the founder and designer of contemporary fine jewelry brand Maison Tjoeng. We create bold, unique pieces of wearable art, crafted to the highest standard and made to last generations. […]

Ships Ahoy! The Hong Kong Maritime Museum presents artifacts, music, and multimedia pertaining to Hong Kong’s maritime trade history in two online exhibitions: “The Dragon and the Eagle” and “The Silver Age”. The former addresses American traders in China in the 19th century while the latter is all about Chinese export silver. How much? Free! […]

Differing Perspectives: Galerie Ora Ora’s first free online exhibition is a solo show by local artist Halley Cheng titled “I Have Constrain Therefore I Project”. Peruse acrylic and watercolor paintings as well as drawings inspired by Asian and Western artistic practices alike and addressing issues such as creativity and social change. When? July 28 to […]

Think Fast: M+’s third online hackathon is dedicated to exploring the concept of objects from a variety of perspectives. Students, designers, artists, and tech and culture enthusiasts are all welcome to join this two-week long online workshop where they’ll craft a project with the chance of winning $10,000 and $5,000 grand prizes at the end. […]

Your New Favorite Workplace: Struggling to actually be productive while you’re working from home? Why not book this new package from The Peninsula Hong Kong and spend your day working from one of the property’s opulent guest rooms? Whether you need quiet to sort out spreadsheets or high-speed connectivity for a day of videoconferencing, you’ll have […]

A Foodie Staycation: Need a change of scene or a little break from the bleak reality of coronavirus-restricted life? The Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has just the thing. Their brand new “Stay and Dine” package is an unbeatable deal that will allow guests to luxuriate in the property’s sumptuous guest rooms while enjoying its restaurants’ […]

Cell Block Tango: Joining a slew of new restaurant openings at stately FWD House 1881 in Tsim Sha Tsui is The Cell, a fascinating bar concept that sees innovative cocktails being served up in historic surroundings. Look & Feel: FWD House 1881 was formerly a marine police station, with The Cell’s location being the reporting […]

What’s it called? Twist & Buckle What’s it all about? While it’s possible to enjoy the churro — a Latin American sweet fried dough snack — as a dessert in select restaurants across the city, there hasn’t been an eatery dedicated to the sweet treat until now. Enter Twist & Buckle, an authentic churrería opened […]

The majority of summer travel plans might be firmly on hold due to Covid-19, but that doesn’t mean we aren’t experiencing any wanderlust. Of course, there’s always the option of taking a hotel staycation, but perhaps you’d rather hang out with friends at a house or apartment, or trade your tiny city flat for a […]

Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, most restaurants are now limiting or full-on cutting their dine-in options. Meanwhile, the rest of us are (hopefully) being socially responsible and staying at home. But, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get your fix of good food! Most restaurants have now transformed their offerings to offer takeaways and deliveries in […]

The Best of Southeast Asia: The award-winning chef behind Mama San, Will Meyrick, is back at it again with his second Southeast Asian restaurant Monsoon. Look & Feel: Located in Elements mall in West Kowloon, Monsoon is a chic yet casual space that incorporates Art Deco and colonial design elements. There’s a private dining room […]