Don't know where to party in Shenzhen? We've rounded up the city's best underground dance floors, cocktail bars and high-rise ...
Planning a summer event in Hong Kong comes with real challenges: typhoons, humidity and weather fluctuations. Here’s how The ...
*This business is permanently closed* Urban Outfitters, the long established lifestyle retailer has finally opened its first Asian store since the 30th of September 2014! Spread the good news to all ...
The class felt really invigorating, certainly more so than a yoga session, and perhaps it was the classical music, but the class felt calming, yet also uplifting and fun. Better still, my legs and ...
Founded in late spring of 2016 by musical director Celia Leung, Phoenix Singers meet once a week to share in the joy of singing. Their repertoire ranges from musical theatre numbers, to pop music, ...
Cafe Locomotive is cleverly decorated like a classic train, complete with luggage racks filled with old fashioned suitcases! The lines of people outside (we recommend booking a table!) will swear by ...
An iconic hangout along the Soho escalators, Staunton’s Wine Bar is great for dog owners who can sip on their drinks while sitting out on the steps, or simply for those who want to people-watch all ...
The ocean has heavily inspired Dot Cod (trying say that 10 times!), from its name to the nautical design and its menu of course. It caters for breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering a variety of ...
Spring Deer is one of those classic Hong Kong restaurants that has developed a reputation of a necessary dining stop for both locals and tourists. It has little to no décor, but that’s not exactly ...
Located in hip neighbourhood of Tai Hang, this restaurant and bar serves contemporary, sophisticated European cuisine in a sleek setting. In addition, they have a seriously exciting drinks menu – if ...
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