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Sandra Chevrier at Above Second, Hong Kong
We last checked in with Sandra Chevrier all the way back in 2013, the Montreal-based artist teaming up with fellow comic book obsessive Lora Zombie for a Californian exhibition that was a whole lot...
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Vhils, Debris
Alexandre Farto is Vhils, the experimentalist street artist who rose to fame with an individualist reductive approach; removing layers of his walls’ surface to create portraits that represent our...
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Mak Mak at Landmark Hong Kong
Cinematic. That’s the overarching theme here in Hong Kong, where you can now do your Thai groceries at one of the city’s most glam shopping centres. Or not. Put together by NC Design &...
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Potato Head Hong Kong, Sai Ying Pun
Hell fire. Potato Head is my kinda place. But what kinda place is Potato Head? Does the great potato headed one even know? Founded in Bali, the concept is — it seems — to chuck […]
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Commissary, Hong Kong
‘To me, Southern Californian cuisine conjures up these words: hearty, comfort, fresh, fusion and diversity,’ says Siew Hui Lim, of Hui Designs. ‘We wanted to create an ambiance that matches these...
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NOC Coffee Co., Hong Kong
NOC Coffee Co. opens its second branch in Hong Kong, adorning the area around the urban jungle’s Gough Street with quality coffee, impressive latte art and, as word has it, some rather dapper baristas....
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The Fleming, Hong Kong
Located in Wan Chai, the heart of Hong Kong’s nightlife district, The Fleming is a hotel that combines an urban edge with all the comforts you need to make it a home-from-home when visiting the […]
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Osteria Marzia, Hong Kong
Located within Hong Kong’s urban boutique hotel The Fleming, Osteria Marzia is an intimate 50 cover bistro-style bar and restaurant inspired by the colours of the Mediterranean and flavours of southern...
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Happy Paradise, Hong Kong
Hiding behind shuttered doors on Hong Kong’s Aberdeen Street, Happy Paradise is an Aladdin’s Cave of dizzying neon and euphoric high-times; a restaurant-bar that serves up what chef-founder May Chow...
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Karl Hab, 24H HONG KONG
Karl Hab’s latest photo-book, 24H HONG KONG, sees the talented Parisian switching his lens to the daily comings and goings of the city’s people from the ground to the sky; documenting through day and...
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Peter Steinhauer, Cocoons
Photographer Peter Steinhauer has made a job out of snapping all from urban architecture to natural landscapes mostly in Asia since 1993. When arriving at Hong Kong’s old Kai Tak International Airport...
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Little Cove Espresso, Sai Kung
Hong Kong third wave coffee shop, Little Cove Espresso, is “taking care of the good people of Sai Kung, one cup at a time”—their passion for specialty coffee and Mediterranean-inspired food earning...
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Yú Teahouse, Hong Kong
In a departure from the light and airy designs created at Little Cove Espresso and NOC Coffee Co., Hong Kong-based design agency Studio Adjective have opted for a selection of raw construction...
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Mean Noodles, Hong Kong
A play on words (suggesting to have a ‘mean bowl of noodles’ with ‘mean’ also sounding phonetically like noodles in Chinese), Sheung Wan restaurant Mean Noodles combines co-founders and designers...
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Louise, Hong Kong
A collaboration between one of the world’s best chef’s and The Lo & Behold Group, Louise is a tribute to the simple joys of honest cooking and familial love, chef Julien Royer—of two...
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Soho House Hong Kong
With sweeping views over Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour and Victoria Peak, Soho House Hong Kong is set within a 28-storey skyscraper in down-to-earth Sheung Wan and boasts some epic features...
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Mother Pearl, Hong Kong
Paying homage to Mother Nature and the tapioca drinks they serve, Mother Pearl is a sustainable alternative to the universally treasured bubble tea drink, made using locally sourced ingredients and...
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KIN Food Halls at Taikoo Place, Hong Kong
A tech-savvy, self-serve food court located in one of the best planned business hubs in Hong Kong, Taikoo Place, KIN Food Halls is set over 18,000 square feet and segmented into kitchens, bars, dining...
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Townplace West Kowloon, Hong Kong
A concept hotel that cultivates cultural exchange and community formation, Hong Kong‘s Townplace West Kowloon belongs to a generation of hotels that develops this exchange through a communal sense of...
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