Breast Cancer Awareness: 5 restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau that are fighting breast cancer one pink drink, dish and dessert at a time
To support the Pink Ribbon campaign, many F&B spots in Hong Kong and Macau are offering special meals and drinks to promote breast cancer awareness
October has become synonymous with the Pink Ribbon campaign, an effort to fight against breast cancer. Both Hong Kong and Macau have always been passionate at spreading the word, so much so that many F&B outlets participate in the campaign each year. Since we eat three meals and day (and let’s not count how many snacks and drinks), why not spread awareness by putting your money where your mouth is and patronising some of these fine establishments?
Palm Court, The Langham
Lobby Level, The Langham, Hong Kong, 8 Peking Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, 2132 7898
The Langham hotel’s signature pink colour is as iconic as the establishment itself, so of course, you’d expect such an esteemed institution to embrace an initiative such as Pink October. The Magic Pink afternoon tea set features gorgeous pink treats such as cheesecake and lamingtons presented on elegant Wedgwood teaware, and are accompanied by a traditional three-tiered English afternoon tea stand. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation.
Conrad Macao
Estr. do Istmo, Macau, +853 2882 9000
The Conrad Macao has championed the breast cancer awareness initiative for years and this October will be no different. Six outlets, including the spa, have launched pink promotions to commemorate the Pink Ribbon campaign. Dynasty 8 is serving pink dim sum and other pink dishes; at Grand Orbit you can treat yourself to a pink dessert buffet; you can order a pink picnic from Le Jardin; and there’s even a formal Pink Inspired charity lunch you can attend on October 10, 2019. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Hong Kong Cancer Fund’s breast cancer awareness campaign.
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