Author: Ren Ho

Growing up between Hong Kong and various other countries, Renee is a hospitality graduate, an adventure enthusiast, with a newfound passion for writing. When she’s not discovering hidden gems and new eats on Instagram, you'll most likely find her sweating at the gym, sipping on fine wine with friends, solving mysteries in crime movies, or jet-setting to new countries.

June is known as Pride Month, a time of celebration, reflection, and advocacy for the LGBTQIA+ community. Hong Kong is no exception, with a range of events and activities planned to show support for the community. Whether you’re into fun-filled parties, educational workshops, or thought-provoking art exhibitions, you can show your support in many different ways. Let’s take a closer look at top things to do in this city during Pride Month and celebrate! Pride at Lan Kwai Fong Don’t miss the fun at Hong Kong’s first ever LGBTQ+ bar crawl, Stride for Pride (© Lan Kwai Fong Association) Stride for…

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Treat your dad to a memorable meal this Father’s Day on Sunday, June 18 2023. From fine dining restaurants to casual eateries, the city is a melting pot of flavors and culinary experiences. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back brunch or a luxurious feast, make your dad feel like a king with the best Father’s Day dining options. Pici — All day pasta, multiple locations Pici’s mouthwatering Pappardelle Bone Marrow is perfect for pasta lovers (© Pirata Group) Indulge in a heavenly treat this Father’s Day at Pici. Their exclusive Pappardelle Bone Marrow is a luxurious feast for the senses. With perfectly…

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The MTR Corporation announced the new fare chart for 2023/24 will take effect on 25 June (Sunday), with over 90% of fares having an upward adjustment of HK$0.4 or less, as revealed earlier in March. The Corporation will continue to offer different frequent commuters’ tickets. The prices of “City Saver”, “Tuen Mun – Nam Cheong Day Pass” and “Monthly Passes” will be adjusted starting from July. Passengers using these tickets can save around 30% on fares compared to using Adult Octopus. In addition, the Corporation will continue to provide interchange discount with Green Minibus (GMB) for passengers of over 500…

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Press Release by Soul Guide Hong Kong’s famous Dai Pai Dong culture have become one of the most important representative of the city’s culinary scene. The all-new Dai-Pai-Dong-themed restaurant Soul Guide, with its name a homophone for “street sweeping” in Cantonese, has officially opened in Tsim Sha Tsui, boldly blending traditional and modern designs, with “old Hong Kong flavors, new scene” as the inspiration and brand image. The restaurant covers an entire floor of 5000 square feet and can accommodate up to 150 people. The interior design incorporates the “walk-and-ghost” style of the 80s and 90s, presenting the characteristics of…

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Press release by Fit & Well Festival Qintensity Fitness Limited (QFL), Hong Kong’s leading health and wellness consulting firm, is excited to announce their partnership with Central Venue Management Limited to launch the “Fit & Well Festival 2.0”. This year’s festival is a two-night event featuring Dance Party on 16 June (Friday), and Moonlight Yoga on 7 July (Friday), both from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. The festival aims to promote an active and healthy lifestyle for the community, and attendees can look forward to a range of activities designed to suit different fitness levels and interests. Fit & Fun Night Out -…

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Hong Kong is a city that takes its nightlife seriously, with a thriving bar scene that caters to every taste and mood. To celebrate its vibrant bar culture, we’ve curated a list of the 30 best bars in the city, with some venues listed in Asia’s 50 Best Bars for fancy cocktails, speakeasy bars for secret beverages, rooftop bars to enjoy amazing views, LGBT-friendly hangouts and our own list of favourite bars. Bars are listed by alphabetical order. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of bars that are sure to impress. Whether you’re looking for a perfect spot to sip on…

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Hong Kong is a food lover’s paradise, with Mother’s Day right around the corner on Sunday, May 14, 2023, what better way to celebrate Mother’s Day than treating our extraordinary mums to a gorgeous meal? Whether she’s a fan of a Champagne brunch, a harbour view lunch, or an extravagant steak dinner, Hong Kong has got you covered. So let’s raise a glass to the most important woman in our lives and make this Mother’s Day one to remember! The Optimist — Free-flow dinner & brunch, Wan Chai Wild parties and rejuvenating brunches at The Optimist on the Mother’s Day weekend (© The Optimist) This…

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Hong Kong is a city that takes its food seriously. With a rich culinary history and influences from around the world, it’s no surprise that the city has become a global food destination. From humble street food stalls to more exclusive restaurants, the city offers something for every palate and budget.To pay tribute to the deep Hong Kong food culture, we’ve curated a list of 50 amazing restaurants in Hong Kong, with Michelin-starred restaurants (19), Michelin Bib Gourmand (16) awarded restaurants and our own list of favourite restaurants, namely, The HK Hub’s Picks (15). Restaurants are listed by alphabetical order. The guide aims…

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