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Terrace Boulud on the rooftop of Landmark Prince’s. Photo: courtesy Terrace Boulud
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s hottest new openings, from Terrace Boulud to Ramenya Shima

Daniel Boulud finally makes his Hong Kong debut, Tokyo’s Ramenya Shima arrives, and LucAle moves to a new location.

Where to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s hot new openings, from Yamamoto Hamburg to Chouchou

Food and Drinks

Hong Kong’s hottest openings, from Ébauche to the Hilton’s new Motto hotel

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Hong Kong’s hottest new openings, from matcha lattes to Japanese dipping noodles

Cult Korean brand Hetras and Japanese noodle shop Tsukemen Gyorai open their first Hong Kong outposts, and Matchali adds another location.

The soft boiled egg and avocado toast from Matchali. Photo: courtesy Matchali
Hong Kong

The buzziest openings in Hong Kong, from Japanese delights to a new literary museum

Hana no Kumo puts a spin on the kappou experience, HKMU launches the Museum of Modern Chinese Literature, and Swim Club brings Californian cool to the Kimpton.

Where to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s new openings, from an izakaya to a trattoria

Yujo offers a menu focused on sashimi and the robata grill, Mi Manchi blends traditional flavours with local ingredients, and Mr. Cheesecake brings its beloved desserts.

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Hong Kong’s hottest new openings, from a quiet coffee shop to Yunnan cuisine

Jija by Vicky Lau brings Yunnan province flavours to Tsim Sha Tsui, minimalist cafe Moonary serves espresso-based drinks and matcha lattes, and Carmela offers a Mediterranean touch.

Dishes at Jija by Vicky Lau focus on Yunnan’s robust flavours and famed produce. Photo: courtesy Jija by Vicky Lau
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Hong Kong’s new openings, from the East Kowloon Cultural Centre to a new pasta bar

The Hong Kong Museum of Art restaurant is reborn as MoA Dining, and Twist gets mouths watering with bone marrow macaroni.

What to do in Hong Kong

Hong Kong new openings, from new music venue Tides to a pet club in West Kowloon

Italian pasticceria Cova reopens in Pacific Place, a new pickleball venue offers four indoor courts, and pets come first at WestK Pet Club.

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Hong Kong’s new openings, from Yume’s cocktails to Kai Fuk Lau’s contemporary Chinese

A kappou restaurant with hand-picked sake, a chiropractic clinic with yoga offerings in Central, and other new places to check out.

Scallion oil three-yellow chicken at Kai Fuk Lau in Hong Kong. Photo: Kai Fuk Lau
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s newest openings, from Tempura Nagaoka to Bakehouse at The Peak

Tempura Nagaoka brings Fukuoka’s street-stall culture to Causeway Bay, while Bakehouse now offers cityscape views with your egg tart.

Siu Siu blends fiery teppan grilling with playful twists on Japanese favourites. Photo: Siu Siu
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The buzziest new places in Hong Kong, from Zozzona to Bistro Hoi An

Enjoy a slice of The Controversial at Emmer Pizzeria, or grab a coffee eggnog at Hong Kong airport’s new Urban Coffee Roaster.

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Hong Kong’s new openings, from Aera restaurant to L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon

Experience Aera’s tasting menus at its new home, visit a refreshed L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, and explore To Summer’s first Hong Kong store.

What to do in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s new openings, from Korean resto O’rm to Whimsy’s new theme park

Enjoy innovative takes on Korean classics at intimate eatery O’rm, and take the kids to Hong Kong’s largest indoor amusement park.

Alma & champions hearty Mediterranean cuisine. Photo: Alma &
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Hong Kong’s latest foodie fixes, from street-style Thai to refined Italian

Indulge in daiquiris at Sugar King, fluffy crab omelettes at Thonglor, perfect pasta at La Volta, and stylish steak frites at La Vache! Peak.

Thonglor brings Bangkok’s street food culture to Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Thonglor
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s hottest new openings, from Chiikawa ramen to artisanal pastries

Lan Kwai Fong mainstay Fumi is revamped into Fumi Joe, Nodi at M+ serves up pastry treats, and Swiss restaurant Nocino opens its fourth branch in 3 years.

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Hong Kong’s buzziest new openings, from Neapolitan pizza to deli delights

Enjoy fine dining at the reopened Té Bo, wood-fired pizza at Falcone, Norwegian treats at Venner, and gourmet food at Oliver’s The Delicatessen.

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Hong Kong’s latest openings, from juicy steaks to chocolate treats

Enjoy Suzhou noodles at So Meen, Pierre Marcolini’s bean-to-bar chocolates, a great steak at Porterhouse, and some wellness therapy at Pure Fitness.

The alfresco balcony at Porterhouse in Hong Kong. Photo: Porterhouse
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Hong Kong’s latest openings, from chicken ramen to ultra-long tteokbokki

Enjoy tori paitan ramen at Ginza Kagari, eat noodles the bushido way at Ramen Samurai, spice things up at Sichuan Rouge and chow down on 35cm long rice cakes at Young Dabang.

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Hong Kong’s latest openings, from dai pai dong classics to pistachio-themed desserts

Get a taste of wok hei at Peng Leng Jeng, a gin at The Pottinger hotel, a quiet drink at Bar Mind, or a sweet treat at Grindie.

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Hong Kong’s latest openings, from Chengdu hotpot to French duck

Take the kids for some enrichment at TuniTuni, grab a cocktail at Gossip, sample Sichuanese spices and top it off with some French culinary history.

Hong Kong bar Gossip’s Nuoxi cocktail with Ketel One vodka. Photo: courtesy Gossip
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Hong Kong’s new openings, from a Japanese bar to a pastry pop-up

Butterfly Patisserie debuts a pop-up, Next Shikaku gets a makeover, Madara opens with Japanese craft cocktails, and Loveramics launches an expanded space in Tai Kwun.

The Madara craft-cocktail bar in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Madara
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong new openings, from a refreshed Chinese favourite to an iconic teahouse

China Tang re-emerges after a renovation, Lin Heung Lau opens in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Aer brings smooth beats, tipples and comfort food to SoHo.

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