$30 for a two person Michelin starred dim sum in the heart of Hong Kong. What more can I say?
This is by far the best Chinese food (Sichuan, in particular) I've ever had in my life. The fried soft shell crab with peppers come enough to feed 6 people. Required eating.
my favorite thing on the menu is the pan-fried juicy pork bun. EPIC.
The wait can be up to an hour, but the elaborate "high tea" -- lots of amazing tea, sure, but the mountain of pastries and sandwiches is even better -- for around $30 USD per person is worth the line. Read more.
Boneless Lamb Chops and the Red Lantern (soft shell crab) are my ultimate favourites here. Make sure you can handle the spice! Order a lychee wine for a soothing drink with dinner.
the egg waffles are studded with 36-month Iberico ham and a dash of mustard powder. Gimmicky? Yes. But we’re not complaining. Read more.
This famous market is home to all kinds of bargains, including clothes, electronics and curios. Don't be surprised if you see fortune tellers or Cantonese opera singers as you make your way through.
Food and Entertainment area of Hong Kong. Gets loud and crowded on the evenings. Try Le Jardin for a chilled out pace.
Completely renovated in 2012. Full order noodle bar, coffee bar, two bar bars, showers, computers, and 10 different types of comfy leather chairs.
Beautiful boutique hotel with friendly staff and quirky interiors. Highly recommended.
Central but quiet, next to the botanical garden. Free WiFi, good beds, friendly staff and an excellent view (as long as you have a Harbour View Room). Value for money.
Police Married Quarters (PMQ) is renovated as creative and design industries uses. 警官用宿舎が若手クリエイター向けのギャラリーやショップにリノベーションされました。See their official web-site in detail Read more.
