This is our list of five best things to do in Granville Road, Hong Kong! This short street in Tsim Sha Tsui is known for its cosmetic shops, factory outlets, and trendy boutiques selling affordable fashion pieces. Read more →

Rejoice if you are visiting Resorts World Genting at the end of the year, because SkyTropolis Indoor Theme Park Genting will be officially opening on 08 Dec 2018! Read more →

For our recent trip to Hong Kong, we used the Klook Hong Kong SIM Card. Getting the card was a hassle-free process and it worked perfectly for us throughout the trip! This is our full review of the SIM card. Read more →

This is our list of eight best things to do in Sham Shui Po! Even though this is a major district of Hong Kong, it is seldom covered in Hong Kong travel guides. This is a pity because there are many interesting attractions in this vibrant and heterogenous neighbourhood. Read more →

Visiting the famous Ladies Market in Mong Kok was one of our most interesting cultural experiences in Hong Kong! The crowds, carnival-like atmosphere, and aggressive stall owners make this an attraction that is unlike any other. Read more →

One popular street market in Hong Kong is the Goldfish Market in Mong Kok, where we saw many shops selling pretty ornamental fish. Read more →

One of my favourite street markets in Hong Kong is Fa Yuen Street Market in Mong Kok. It is home to the famous Sneaker Street, which is lined with dozens of shops selling (yup you guessed it) sneakers and many other types of shoes. Read more →

During our recent trip to Hong Kong, we visited the Flower Market in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. The abundance of colour and aromas here was truly a treat to our senses! It also provided a unique window into the local lifestyle. Read more →

When I was planning our Hong Kong holiday, I was under direct orders from the matriarch to include Canton Road in our itinerary. This is a luxury shopping strip located in Tsim Sha Tsui. I complied and meticulously planned a route of attack to conquer this shopping district. In this article, I will be sharing my Canton Road guide with you guys. Read more →

We really enjoyed shopping for toys at Tai Yuen Street during our recent holiday in Hong Kong. This famous “Toy Street” has a huge variety of toys that will appeal to young children, adult toys collectors, and parents shopping for toys on a budget. Read more →

PMQ (元創方) is a hipster place located along Aberdeen Street in Central, Hong Kong. This seven-storey compound houses many interesting shops and galleries, as well as quite a few eateries. This is a list of five great places to eat at PMQ! Read more →

After our very interesting breakfast at Lin Heung Tea House, we were on our way to check out PMQ (元創方), a well-known hipster spot located in Central along Aberdeen Street. This seven-storey compound is home to many fashion boutiques, retail shops, art galleries, offices and eateries. Read more →

Tsui Wah Singapore (翠華) has opened at Clarke Quay for almost half a year, but we only got around to checking it out a few days ago. After having tried Tsui Wah in Hong Kong, we were eager to see how the Singapore outlet would fare. Read more →

When planning my trip to Hong Kong, I kept coming across two famous wonton noodles shops: Mak’s Noodle and Tsim Chai Kee. And interestingly, these two eateries were located directly opposite each other along Wellington Street in Central. Read more →

Walking along Wellington Street in Central, I decided to check out Tsim Chai Kee (沾仔记), a popular wonton noodles shop in Hong Kong. Apparently, the noodles taste so good that the restaurant is even on the Michelin Bib Gourmand List. Read more →