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Tai O Fishing Village: What to see and eat (and is it worth the trip?)
The Tai O Fishing Village is a popular tourist destination, known for being one of the oldest fishing villages remaining in Hong Kong. Despite its popularity with tourists and locals alike, it took me...
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O2 Hair Studio: Blonde highlights in Hong Kong that won’t disappoint
After spending over five years in Hong Kong, I’m surprised that us blondes still have such a hard time getting our hair done in this city. Many of the “expat salons” charge a small fortune to cut and...
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Dacha Restaurant & Bar: A family-run Eastern European restaurant in Hong Kong
I grew up eating my Nana’s homemade pierogi and potato pancakes, and my mom’s homemade cabbage rolls, among other Eastern European dishes. Since it was always so readily available, I never realized how...
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Lamma Island Hike (south side): Sok Kwu Wan – Mo Tat – Yung Shue Ha
Lamma Island is well-known for its relatively easy Family Walk; from Yung Shue Wan (the main pier) to Sok Kwu Wan (the ferry pier on the south side). If you’re wanting to head to the island, but are...
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Test Kitchen: Melbourne’s Rice Paper Scissors pop-up
Although Hong Kong sees dozens of new restaurants pop up every month, they’re often wallet-draining and oh so disappointing. That’s exactly why I love the concept of Test Kitchen. Every month or so,...
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SUSHI TAKI: An authentic and traditional omakase Japanese restaurant
There’s nothing quite like a Japanese omakase dining experience, which is why I was excited to hear about the recent opening of SUSHI TAKI in Tsim Sha Tsui. Their dishes are crafted using authentic...
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The Drunken Pot: Modern Hot Pot in Hong Kong
The Drunken Pot has been in Hong Kong for almost two years now (with a newer branch located in Causeway Bay), serving up a range of hot pot broths and unique dishes. After living in Hong Kong for six...
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MEATS Hong Kong: Newly opened Pirata Group restaurant doesn’t disappoint
Attention all carnivores: Hong Kong’s first meat bar has just opened in Hong Kong and it’s everything you’ve ever dreamed of. MEATS Hong Kong, one of Pirata Group’s newest restaurants, doesn’t mess...
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Secret Theatre Project Mayhem, Hong Kong: Dinner & show review
The Secret Theatre Project is back in Hong Kong for its third year, this time with the theme of Project Mayhem. To put it simply, Secret Theatre Project is an immersive show that relies on audience...
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Fang Fang Brunch: Asian fusion semi-buffet
Natural light fills the restaurant and the middle has been cleared away to make room for a long table filled with Fang Fang’s semi-buffet offerings. Although I don’t love the set-up, the display of...
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Curry Bay Private Kitchen: Regional Indian food with a modern twist
Curry Bay Private Kitchen is all about regional Indian cuisine with a modern touch. The three ladies behind Curry Bay – Rashmi, Deepali, Iena – have ensured that the food is clean, fresh, and “homely”....
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New Punjab Club: A post-colonial Pakistani and Indian experience in HK
There was a whole lot of hype surrounding the opening of Black Sheep Restaurant’s newest addition, New Punjab Club, and I was curious to see what all the fuss was about. As the name suggests, the...
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Where To Get Laser Hair Removal Hong Kong: My Experience
I’ve been contemplating laser hair removal for awhile now, but have always put it off (mainly because I wasn’t ready to commit to the pain and price!). I finally decided to take the plunge and tried...
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ON Dining Brunch: An indulgent 6-course fine dining experience
There’s no shortage of places to get together with a group of friends on the weekend for a little (or big) boozy brunch. Just like most expats here, I’ve been to my fair share of them: from a la carte...
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Megan’s Kitchen Hong Kong: A fun and unique (although pricey) hot pot experience
For years I’ve heard people rave about Megan’s Kitchen, the well-known hot pot restaurant in Wan Chai that attracts locals and expats alike. Megan’s Kitchen is best known for its interesting and unique...
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Okra Hong Kong: A creative, unique menu paired with cool, cozy vibes
Okra has been in Hong Kong for two years now and, despite living only a few minutes away, I only just dined there for a much-anticipated feast. Over the past years, I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews...
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Kerry Hotel Brunch Buffet at Big Bay Cafe: An insane amount of food with...
Hotels often put on a fantastic buffet brunch spread and the Kerry Hotel brunch buffet is no exception. Although it’s a bit out of the way in Hung Hom, the copious amounts of food along with stellar...
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Sushi Man Hong Kong: An excellent omakase dining experience
Sushi Man’s latest location in Whampoa (original location was in Tseun Long) has made it much easier to get your omakase fix now. Situated just across from the MTR station, you’ll feel like you’ve been...
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Guided Hiking Tours in Hong Kong: Discover the green side of the city
When people think of Hong Kong, they often piece together an image of tall skyscrapers, hoards of people taking over sidewalks, and little greenery. While some of this may be true in certain parts of...
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Ovolo Southside Hong Kong: A fresh and fun boutique hotel choice
Whether you’re looking for a spot in Hong Kong for a weekend getaway or to stay during your work trip, Ovolo Southside hotel in Wong Chuk Hang is a great option. Once a warehouse, this boutique hotel...
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