The Stockton experience offers a change of pace from the typical HK hustle and flow. Drawing inspiration from several era's pre and post 1800s, this speakeasy provides a comfortable environment where locals and ex-pats mingle over an...

Following the success of sister organic restaurant Locofama (and in partnership with HK lifestyle brand GOD), Sohofama has fun with the seemingly difficult task of making Chinese food healthy. They've embraced the farm to table concept...

Behind an unmarked door, hidden on an anonymous grey wall, lies Ronin, a “dining bar” inspired by all things Japanese and from the sea.Situated in Sheung Wan, this exclusive 14-seat (+ standing room) shoe box of a restaurant delivers a...

Racks MDB is a NYC-style billiards bar in Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong's clubbing and entertainment district.  Stroll right in (no velvet rope) just like the old days as if you were showing up to a friend’s house with a six-pack of “Natty...

You've been going hard all week, walking miles in exploration of the city that goes all night. You're probably hungover, bone-tired and possibly jet- lagged. At times like this, the basic down and dirty foot massage joint probably won't...

If you ever wanted to train in the gym from the Hunger Games this might be the closest thing to it.  Featuring a minimalist design that highlights TF’s array of modern fitness devices, this feels like a gym from the future....

Scrappy HK Nipponophiles Lindsay Jang and Matt Abergel dedicated their first opus to the simple pleasure of Yakitori – an ode to chicken on a stick.Appropriately named Yardbird, the restaurant prides itself on not letting virtually any...

On the busy Gough Street, you'll find several stores amid prevalent construction but only one place that will make you say WOAW. Inside the World of Amazing Wonders you'll find a massive collection of modern products each stranger and...

During the peak season of the lunar new year, come join thousands of locals as they descend upon the Wishing Tree to try their luck at setting the right tone for the new year. There are two main banyan trees that appear to bear fruit...

Suffering from vinyl lust? Vinyl Hero may be Hong Kong's only cure for ailing beat junkies, turntablists and record collectors. Paul Au's seemingly makeshift store boasts a mountain of a collection - vintage vinyl ranging from the pop...

Sometimes when there's something or someone bothering you, it feels good to go for a run, workout, or whatever you prefer to blow off some steam, yeah? But when you don't have the time (and if you happen to be in Hong Kong), just go find...

Situated between the Causeway Bay and Tin Hau rail stations, Tai Hang has continued its rebirth since the 1990s. Now gentrified and amid constant redevelopment, we particularly love the mix between the old and new that remains in this...

Wontons are like children,.. everyone has a favorite (kidding)! People are passionate about their favorite Wonton shops, but after all is said and done - Mak's Noodle is no joke. This no frills restaurant may look like your...

If you don't don't speak or read Cantonese, make sure to go with a friend who does because this quaint purveyor of milk tea and simple yet tasty grub doesn't cater to tourists or westerners. This super-local spot of course specializes in...

Don't judge a book by it's cover, this is not your average stamp shop. Inspired by a fictional story of secret lovers, Mrs. Pound brings to life the story of a former 1950s Shanghai burlesque dancer, her married lover (Mr. Ming) and...

Located in the heart of HK's fashion walk (Causeway Bay), this influential streetwear staple can put you above the rest for high street fashion. Founded by Edison Chen, Juice focuses on a variety of unique brands and items, carrying...

There's only one place in Hong Kong where you can play out your space war fantasies. Located in bustling Causeway Bay, LaserMads elevates the Laser Tag genre with a hyper realistic spaceship themed arena. Nerd out and recreate your...

Located in Repulse Bay, this one of a kind restaurant offers a melting pot of different beach inspired cuisines from around the world. On a clear day, Limewood’s view is tough to beat..add an order of the Fish Tacos, house guacamole, and...

As anyone who lives in or has been to Hong Kong knows, there is no shortage of well-designed and eclectic retail outlets to part ways with your hard earned dollar. Thanks to the watchful eye of founder Arnault Castel, a French...

As tiki bars go, Honi Honi was the first tiki bar in Hong Kong and is one of the best in terms of offering a hidden oasis in a literal concrete jungle . Located in Lan Kwai Fung , Honi Honi pays homage to tiki culture with the usual...

Golden Computer Arcade has cleaned up its act since the old days of being the epicenter for pirated DVDs, electronics and software. But the place still feels like that guy on the corner saying “Pssst. I got computers, I got DVDs, I got...

Chef Jowett Yu became so hot that he had to go underground – literally.  Ho Lee Fook serves “modern interpretations of classic Chinese dishes” from a restaurant located steps below the surface of trendy Elgin Street in Soho. As you make...

It's Wednesday night and you've had your fill of non-stop nightlife, shopping and gluttony. What to do? It's off to the races with you! Horse racing may not be the first thing that come to mind when planning your Hong Kong to-do list but...

Foxglove takes its patrons back to a more glamorous time, an era of jazz, art deco and glamourized travel by sea and air… that is if they can manage to find it. Hidden in the back of a bespoke umbrella shop (very Kingsman-ish), patrons...