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Milktealogy
If you don't don't speak or read Cantonese, make sure to go with a friend who does because this quaint purveyor of milk tea and simple yet tasty grub doesn't cater to tourists or westerners. This super-local spot of course specializes in...
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Mrs. Pound
Don't judge a book by it's cover, this is not your average stamp shop. Inspired by a fictional story of secret lovers, Mrs. Pound brings to life the story of a former 1950s Shanghai burlesque dancer, her married lover (Mr. Ming) and...
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Juice
Located in the heart of HK's fashion walk (Causeway Bay), this influential streetwear staple can put you above the rest for high street fashion. Founded by Edison Chen, Juice focuses on a variety of unique brands and items, carrying...
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LaserMads
There's only one place in Hong Kong where you can play out your space war fantasies. Located in bustling Causeway Bay, LaserMads elevates the Laser Tag genre with a hyper realistic spaceship themed arena. Nerd out and recreate your...
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Limewood
Located in Repulse Bay, this one of a kind restaurant offers a melting pot of different beach inspired cuisines from around the world. On a clear day, Limewood’s view is tough to beat..add an order of the Fish Tacos, house guacamole, and...
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Kapok
As anyone who lives in or has been to Hong Kong knows, there is no shortage of well-designed and eclectic retail outlets to part ways with your hard earned dollar. Thanks to the watchful eye of founder Arnault Castel, a French...
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Honi Honi
As tiki bars go, Honi Honi was the first tiki bar in Hong Kong and is one of the best in terms of offering a hidden oasis in a literal concrete jungle . Located in Lan Kwai Fung , Honi Honi pays homage to tiki culture with the usual...
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Golden Computer Arcade
Golden Computer Arcade has cleaned up its act since the old days of being the epicenter for pirated DVDs, electronics and software. But the place still feels like that guy on the corner saying “Pssst. I got computers, I got DVDs, I got...
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Ho Lee Fook
Chef Jowett Yu became so hot that he had to go underground – literally. Ho Lee Fook serves “modern interpretations of classic Chinese dishes” from a restaurant located steps below the surface of trendy Elgin Street in Soho. As you make...
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Happy Valley Horse Races
It's Wednesday night and you've had your fill of non-stop nightlife, shopping and gluttony. What to do? It's off to the races with you! Horse racing may not be the first thing that come to mind when planning your Hong Kong to-do list but...
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Foxglove
Foxglove takes its patrons back to a more glamorous time, an era of jazz, art deco and glamourized travel by sea and air… that is if they can manage to find it. Hidden in the back of a bespoke umbrella shop (very Kingsman-ish), patrons...
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Elephant Grounds
A clean environment of wood panels, terrarium plant life and creative art, Elephant Grounds is a go to retreat for great coffee and delicious eats. The main attraction is the wide assortment of coffee and the array of methods in which it...
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Common Ground Cafe
Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to catch up on your favorite book or the latest gossip with a few friends, this café agrees with you. Located five to ten minutes outside of central Hong Kong, this hillside gem is frequented...
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Brickhouse
Tucked away behind vendor stalls and down one of the darkest alleyways in Central HK, Brickhouse could possibly be the happiest place in Hong Kong (and also one of the hardest to find). It’s been around long enough to not be considered...
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Big Bucket
Big Bucket is a Causeway Bay stop for weary feet. HK is a walking town and having a “go-to” foot massage spot is essential for any Man or Woman about town. If you want results at an efficient price, look no further. The set up is clean...
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Lan Fong Yuen
Lan Fong Yuen built the mold for local HK fast food and has been serving award winning pork chop buns since 1952. This greasy spoon location is tough to find as it's literally a hole in the wall located in the heart of Central. Don't be...
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Australia Dairy Co
You don’t really have much of a choice, because the menu is so limited, but that’s not such a bad thing at Australia Dairy Co. Go to this popular breakfast spot in the heart of Kowloon, where everyone raves about the SCRAMBLED EGGS AND...
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Locofama
Café style farm to table in an urban jungle is no easy feat, and Locofama delivers the goods. Blending American and Asian cuisine into unique and savory dishes, this communal café setting offers shareable seasonable plates, fresh juices...
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North Point Wet Market & Ding Ding
Hong Kong may be the only place in the world where someone will tell you to hop on a Ding Ding with a straight face. The Ding Ding of course is HK’s famed double-decker tram system (that’s what she said – joking!). That being said, hop...
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Mott 32
Named after the address of NYC’s first Chinese grocery store (circa 1851), Mott 32 has embraced the pioneering spirit of its namesake to deliver a world-class dining experience that celebrates “Hong Kong culture and cuisine” with...
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MiNT Camera
There is a real luxury in taking your time and doing things the old-fashioned way. If you pine for a time before smartphones and Instagram filters, make a beeline for MiNT camera. A champion of the instant photo, MiNT specializes in...
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LOF10
Tucked away from the madding crowds of HK in the hills of Sheung Wan district, Lof10 is not the easiest to find. But thanks to its open-air design and the fact that it serves BLUE BOTTLE COFFEE, Lof10 manages to fill its seats with...
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Sumi Yakitori
In a dark alley of Central Hong Kong, just entering this Japanese grill is part of the experience. After your initial alleyway entrance, take a brief elevator ride with local businessmen or hostesses from the several bars sandwiched...
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Paul Au
Proof in Hong Kong that vinyl will outlast CDs.Mr. Au is a super engaging storyteller that immediately grabbed our attention. One of HK’s long-time local entrepreneurs whose passion for the classics has brought a valuable and unique...