Where in Hong Kong would you find sandy white beaches against a backdrop of lush green mountains? Sai Kung, our city’s very own “back garden” has nature’s bounties on offer and some cool neighbourhood shops and eateries to visit whilst you are there. What to know about Sai Kung What is Sai Kung known for? Sai Kung is located in the North Eastern part of the New Territories and is the second-largest area of Hong Kong by landmass. Sai Kung is only partly urbanised and most of Sai Kung consists of Country Parks and a UNESCO Global Geopark. A mecca…
Author: Su Ritter
Su Ritter
A Hong Kong resident for the past 6 years, Su has enjoyed exploring all this vibrant city has to offer. She enjoys being able to balance the excitement of Hong Kong with the tranquility of the many beautiful hiking trails and beaches. In her spare time, she can most likely be found on a tennis court, savouring the local and international delights around the city or doing the school run!
Think Italy, think food. From favourites such as pasta and pizza to more complex dishes such as Osso Bucco, Italian food caters to a wide range of palates and delights both young and old. With simple yet bold flavours prepared with the freshest ingredients, it is easy to imagine the warm Mediterranean sunshine with every morsel devoured. The good news when it comes to Italian food in Hong Kong, is that we are spoilt for choice. From family-style eateries to Michelin-starred dining, the vast array of Italian restaurants in Hong Kong will leave even the fussiest of diners satisfied. Below…
Nestled between bustling Causeway Bay and the tranquil hills of Tai Tam reservoir, Tai Hang is a vibrant neighbourhood worth a visit. From humble beginnings as a Hakka village perched on the pre-reclamation Hong Kong harbourfront, Tai Hang now fuses a charming mix of old school Hong Kong with a gentrified and edgy vibe. Whilst not particularly large in terms of actual square mileage, its densely populated streets, and cosy alleyways are home to a wide variety of restaurants, quirky shops, insta-worthy cafes, and grade-listed Hong Kong buildings! How to get to Tai Hang? Tai Hang is well served by…
Hong Kong will play Tonga on Saturday 23rd July on Australia’s Sunshine Coast to fight it out for a place in the Rugby World Cup 2023 in France next Autumn. Hong Kong who has never before qualified for a place at the World Cup will have to dig deep to remain competitive when they meet Tonga, who has been a constant contender in the tournament having only failed to compete once in 1991. Hong Kong who struggled last week in Korea despite their win (23-21) hopes to be better prepared for the match this weekend. Prior to this match, Hong…