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This 19th century Hakka village was categorized as a monument along with the nearby lime kiln in 1981, and restored and transformed into a museum in 1984. The 5,400sqft Shang Yiu Folk Museum is located...
0 Comments / Aug 13, 2020
While they might be easy to overlook as just another aspect of Hong Kong's landscape, the old, spidery...
0 Comments / Sep 10, 2019
A Hong Kong wet market guide. What's to buy right now at the wet market? We’ll be featuring a different...
0 Comments / Sep 02, 2019
Ubiquitous on restaurant menus and in supermarkets throughout the city, XO sauce is a bit of an enigma. First off, although it's named after fine extra-old (XO, get it?) cognac, it doesn't actually have...
0 Comments / Aug 14, 2019
Mention Stone Nullah Lane, and the eponymous American eatery that sits at the street's entrance probably...
0 Comments / Jan 07, 2019
Located along Hollywood Road, just a short walk away from hipster 'hoods like PoHo and Tai Ping Shan...
0 Comments / Oct 30, 2018
In September 2019, a two-storey building on 41 Cumberland Road in Kowloon Tong was torn down to make...
0 Comments / Dec 19, 2019
Some love it, others hate it, but one thing's for sure — you're unlikely to find a lukewarm opinion...
0 Comments / Oct 01, 2019
Every weekend, the fishing village of Tai O attracts plenty of visitors for its waterways, peaceful surroundings, and buzzing markets selling local snacks. A feature in many a Tai O Instagram shot are its iconic...
0 Comments / Sep 23, 2019
Tucked away in Sheung Shui Wai is the Liu Man Shek Tong Ancestral Hall, a traditional ancestral hall...
0 Comments / Mar 27, 2019
The humble "ding ding" has been a fixture on the roads on Hong Kong Island for 110 years, being one of Hong...
0 Comments / Mar 27, 2019
You've probably walked past it many, many times as you've ambled around Tsim Sha Tsui, but how much do you actually know about the iconic Clock Tower? Standing proudly on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront,...
0 Comments / Feb 18, 2019
