The Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences

The Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences

Here comes the dog days of the summer and the thought of having to walk from sea level up to the mid-levels’ altitude for the Museum of Medical Sciences was daunting enough. So, instead, I opted to walk from Central MTR station, via the escalators, 

The Flying Eagle of Sham Shui Po

The Flying Eagle of Sham Shui Po

I set out for the Flying Eagle Restaurant in Sham Shui Po after a round of bargain hunting in this area. As an aged neighborhood in Kowloon, Sham Shui Po has a history little known to most Hong Kong people. It does not come under 

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum

The Maritime Museum is perhaps the only private museum in Hong Kong, established and maintained with the support by various prominent persons and companies, such as the Wah Kwong shipping company and Swire. Its location at Central Pier No. 8 is a perfect alignment with 

Happy Café

Happy Café

A joint venture of the former Happy Bakery and Shun King Restaurant, Happy Café brought together the best of Hong Kong’s culinary traditions in cha chaan teng meals. Being two in one, Happy Café has doubled down on the idea that 1+1 equals more than 

Art Basel 2025

Art Basel 2025

It’s springtime and the major events of the year are underway. I visited the Art Basel 2025 last night at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. Here’s a quick snapshot of my experience. The Art Basel brings together an enormous number 

An Aged Tenement Revived at Yu Lok Lane

An Aged Tenement Revived at Yu Lok Lane

I was just strolling in Sai Ying Pun and stumbled upon a hidden gem amidst its crisscrossing uphill grids. No. 9 and No. 10 Yu Lok Lane are classified as the shophouse type of tenement houses. A lot of the traditional Hong Kong tenements are 

The Long Valley Nature Park

The Long Valley Nature Park

The wetlands of Long Valley in Sheung Shui have finally opened to the public as a site of ecological tourism since November 2024. Wedged between the Sheung Yue River and Shek Sheung River in Sheung Shui, Long Valley had long been the freshwater marsh that 

Tai Kwun

Tai Kwun

Tai Kwun is the former Central Police Station that operated during the early colonial days until the 2000’s. Standing as a revitalized cultural space consisting of three declared monuments, Tai Kwun presents the public with an opportunity to revisit a part of Hong Kong history 

Lan Fong Yuen — From Common Local Food to Tourists’ Haven

Lan Fong Yuen — From Common Local Food to Tourists’ Haven

Take a walk in Central during non-office hours and you find two hot spots that brim with tourist energy. The Tsim Chai Kee wonton noodles and Lan Fong Yuen together take over the little walking space there is in the Central Mid-levels escalator area as 

Lantau Longing — Open Views of HZMB at a Short Hike in Fu Shan

Lantau Longing — Open Views of HZMB at a Short Hike in Fu Shan

Tai O of Lantau Island is known for many wonderful things. A thorough exploration of the treasures of Tai O is a whole-day affair. I have previously covered the Tai O Heritage Hotel, formerly Old Tai O Police Station. On this slightly cloudy spring day