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Wan Chai's J Senses is all about combining the old and the new of Hong Kong, and the three-story heritage building is one of the hottest spots in town when it comes to dining. With a number of unique restaurant concepts, you'll find something that suits your palate.

For those who enjoy the tantalizing tastes of Sichuan cuisine, Qi - House of Sichuan is the go-to place. The restaurant elevates the flaming hot and tongue-numbing cuisine to the next level, with signature dishes including mapo tofu, crispy mala beef, and the giant chili fried Dungeness crab that's perfect for sharing amongst a group of friends.

Prefer something milder but still jam-packed with flavor? New Mediterranean restaurant QMO is all about keeping your "Quriosity" fresh. Open since May with a menu that takes its inspiration from the region, the restaurant brings the exciting and vibrant flavors of Mediterranean cuisine to Hong Kong, while also featuring a range of seafood and meat specialties.

For something modern and chic, head to J Senses's 22 Ships, a tapas bar by chef Jason Atherton, who founded the Michelin star-winning Pollen Street Social in London. Named after its address on the quaint Ship Street in Wan Chai, the restaurant offers a buzzy ambience and modern, creative tapas. It blends into the neighborhood with a balance of vintage touches and modern charm, with signature dishes including Spanish breakfast and Berkshire pork and foie gras burgers. 

End your day on a sweet note at Zoë, a bakery specializing in French-style cakes since 2002. All cakes by Zoë are freshly made at their own bakery workshop using only premium ingredients. Not only do they taste good, they look amazing: Each cake is exquisitely crafted with a hint of humor, including the signature smiley face.
Hungry already? From now on till September 30, check out J Senses' series of videos at facebook.com/JSenses/videos and discover more about the restaurants and shops of these historical buildings. Discover the hidden QR codes and win tickets to enter the “Decode The Wine Lucky Draw,” which offers a total of more than 70 prizes in total, including cash coupons up to $10,000!
Read More: J Senses: Decode the Wine Lucky Draw
Winners of the lucky draw will be announced on October 7 on the Facebook page of J Senses, Hong Kong Economic Journal and South China Morning Post. For details, please visit jsenses.com.hk/decodethewine.  
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