La Paloma

So many Spanish tapas restaurants in Hong Kong seem to forget what the concept of tapas is all about; it’s supposed to be a casual, inexpensive selection of dishes to complement drinks. Initially, in Spain, tapas (which means ‘lids’ orRead more

ApeFit and The Awakening Event

Knowing how much I eat, many people often wonder why I’m not the size of a house. The reason for this is that, in order to be able to eat as much as I do, I insist on maintaining aRead more

The Awakening

In order to balance all the delicious yet very unhealthy food I consume on all my restaurant tasting adventures, I have become quite addicted to eating ‘clean’ whenever I can. So when I heard that greasy American restaurant Awakening CaféRead more

Brunch at Stack

If you’re familiar with my love of pancakes (see my Top 10 Pancakes feature), then you’ll understand my excitement when I heard about a restaurant – fittingly named Stack – dedicated entirely to these fluffy treats! Stack was opened byRead more

Prune Organic Deli & Workshop

Although I could never go completely vegetarian myself, I have always been a huge fan of Peggy Chan’s Grassroots Pantry and the way she manages to make vegetarian food both look and taste phenomenal. When she told me she wasRead more

Locofama

As I often say, sometimes the fast-paced lifestyle of Hong Kong can take its toll on our health. Perhaps my case is a little more extreme than others, but I think everyone at some stage comes to the realisation thatRead more

GLOW

The trendy area of Sai Ying Pun continues to grow as a foodie destination. Unlike every other saturated area of the city, however, what I like about Sai Ying Pun is how most restaurants in this area remain true toRead more

La Viola

As the completion date for the new MTR stations draws nearer, the up and coming neighbourhood of Sai Ying Pun continues to draw in restaurateurs, eager to get a foot in the door before rental prices rocket. The newest kid on theRead more

Metropolitain

As predicted in my little food crawl of Sai Ying Pun (read it here), the area is continuing to expand, with more and more restaurants beginning to see the draw, particularly given the near-completion of the Centre Street escalator.Read more

Fuku Robatayaki & Kaki

Despite there being so many restaurants in Hong Kong, it’s remarkable how, when it comes to choosing somewhere to go for dinner, one forgets about all the choices. Determined not to let this happen and eager to add something newRead more

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