Looking for unique Mid-Autumn Festival 2026 gifts and mooncakes in Hong Kong? From truffle-laced caviar mooncakes to a camper van that comes with dessert inside, here are the best mooncake boxes and gift ideas that break away from the usual lineup.

Inside Alisan Atelier in Aberdeen, a 10,000-square-foot space blending contemporary Chinese art, exhibitions, film, wine and culture with sweeping harbour views.

Discover what's on in Hong Kong this September 2026, from CAVALLUNA and the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance to comedy, fashion, live music, food and cultural festivals. We've rounded up some of the best events happening across the city this month, so you can start planning what to get up to. takeover to live music, art exhibits, and a King of Pop tribute night, here's your full guide to what's on this month.

Living in Hong Kong isn't cheap, but saving money doesn't have to mean giving up the things you love. From smarter grocery shopping to thinking about purchases in hours instead of dollars, here are practical, real-life tips to help make your money go a little further.

Mid-Autumn Festival is just around the corner, and Hong Kong's hotels, restaurants and bakeries are already rolling out their mooncake collections. From classic custard and lotus seed paste to playful new flavours and seriously good-looking gift boxes, we've rounded up the best early bird deals to get ahead of your festive gifting.

Award-winning pastry chef Fabio Bardi is bringing Italian pastry culture to Wan Chai this August with Sugar Daddy, a playful new café serving cornetti, maritozzi, artisan gelato, and premium coffee.

Looking for the best new restaurants in Hong Kong? From exciting openings and must-try menus to exclusive brunches and limited-time dining experiences, here's your guide to the latest places to eat in Hong Kong this July 2026.

The Hari is bringing its design-led hospitality to Singapore. The boutique brand will transform the current Holiday Inn at Orchard City Centre into a 326-room luxury hotel, complete with a rooftop pool, executive lounge, and its signature rotating art collection. Set to open in Spring 2027, it marks The Hari's third global location, following the success of its London and Hong Kong properties.

From World Cup finale parties to Hong Kong's first-ever comedy festival in Sham Shui Po, here's everything worth clearing your calendar for this July.

Casa Lisboa has been a fixture of Central's dining scene for nearly two decades, and its newly launched lunch set gives every reason to finally book that table. We headed to Wyndham Street to see if HKD$268 for three courses of authentic Portuguese cooking lives up to the promise.

Japan's beloved Flower Miffy has arrived in Hong Kong with a dreamy pop up at Causeway Bay's wwwtc mall. Filled with plush bouquets, exclusive collectables, floral homeware and adorable Miffy merchandise, the Flower Miffy Hong Kong pop up is the perfect summer outing for fans looking to immerse themselves in a world of flowers and cuteness.

More than 90 contemporary artworks by eight celebrated Indian artists come together in Hong Kong this June as Beyond Boundaries 2.0 explores identity, culture, and creativity without limits.

Neon signs, ding ding trams, retro arcade games and childhood favourite snacks. Wellcome's latest concept stores are serving up a hefty dose of nostalgia, reimagining the supermarket experience through the lens of Hong Kong's most beloved cultural icons and turning a simple grocery run into a trip down memory lane.

Father’s Day in Hong Kong 2026 brings everything from Michelin starred Cantonese banquets and luxury steakhouse lunches to free-flow skyline brunches, smoky BBQ feasts and relaxed neighbourhood favourites. Discover the best restaurants, menus and dining experiences to book this Father’s Day weekend.

Explore Pride Month in Hong Kong 2026 with rooftop parties, hotel staycations, drag brunches, yacht events, art exhibitions, and cultural programming happening across the city throughout June.

Discover what’s happening in Hong Kong in June 2026, from major cultural festivals and immersive exhibitions to ballet, cabaret, Candlelight concerts, and the iconic Dragon Boat Festival. Explore a vibrant month of waterfront celebrations, live performances, and citywide events across Hong Kong’s top venues.

Snow Garden in Hong Kong launches a new Shanghainese weekend brunch available from 16 May to 30 August 2026, featuring 10 signature dishes at HKD388 per person, with optional add ons including xiaolongbao and braised chicken noodles.

Mother’s Day dining across Hong Kong on 9 and 10 May 2026 is a celebration of abundance, flavour, and togetherness, with restaurants across the city offering specially curated menus designed to honour the mothers and mother figures who shape our lives, from intimate tasting menus and elegant brunches to generous buffets and sharing feasts, each bringing its own interpretation of indulgence and care.

Discover The Hari Hong Kong Art Prize 2026, where emerging artists explore form, texture and the body through works that bring art into everyday moments.

A refined five course spring set lunch in the heart of Central, where thoughtful cooking meets a striking, sculptural space. At 1111 ONES Restaurant & Lounge, elegance comes without excess, with each dish allowing its ingredients to shine. With a dining voucher adding extra value, it is a quietly compelling choice for an elevated midday escape.

Tucked above the buzz of Frank’s bar in Central, the upstairs dining room offers a more intimate take on Italian American comfort food, think indulgent pastas, generous sharing plates, and a table side tiramisu worth saving room for.

Looking for the best Easter brunch in Hong Kong 2026? From free-flow brunches to festive set dinners and family-friendly menus, here are the top Easter dining offers to book now.

Hyatt Hotels across Hong Kong are marking International Women’s Day with purple themed treats, community initiatives, and meaningful partnerships supporting women’s empowerment. From special cakes and cocktails to staff training and environmental activities, the celebrations highlight a thoughtful approach to giving back.

March in Hong Kong is bursting with art, music, and culture. From world-class performances at the Hong Kong Arts Festival and contemporary showcases at Art Central and Art Basel, to vibrant street murals at HKWALLS and the energy of ComplexCon, the city offers a packed calendar of experiences that invite locals and visitors alike to explore, discover, and get lost in the moment.

Tokyo’s top three ramen has finally arrived in Hong Kong. At Ramenya Shima, every bowl is handcrafted with fresh, supple noodles and broths simmered with nearly thirty ingredients. Limited daily servings make each bite feel special, a quiet taste of Shibuya’s soul right in Causeway Bay.

For generations, Wellcome has been part of Hong Kong’s rhythm. Its new nostalgia concept store in Yau Ma Tei invites locals and visitors to step into a timeworn Hong Kong, where neon lights, retro details, and carefully curated souvenirs bring the city’s 1950s to 1970s retail memories to life. More than a place to shop, it is a journey through the shared moments that quietly define Hong Kong.

Looking for the best places to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Hong Kong? From intimate fine dining restaurants in Central to romantic rooftop dinners with skyline views, this curated guide highlights the most memorable Valentine’s Day dining experiences across the city. Whether you are planning a quiet date night or an indulgent dinner for two, these handpicked menus and settings offer something special for every couple.

Tucked away in Central, Venédia redefines Italian dining with its warm atmosphere and genuine hospitality. Opened in 2021 by Octavo Management Group, it captures Venetian café culture without pretension. Chef Valentino Ugolini’s menu boasts bold flavors, from lavender cocktails to Mezze Maniche Carbonara with black truffle. Saucy’s visit showcased the restaurant’s inviting vibe, making it perfect for any occasion and a must-visit for authentic Italian comfort food in Hong Kon

Discover where to dine in Hong Kong this festive season, as the city comes alive with celebratory menus, indulgent feasts and standout dining experiences perfect for gathering with friends and family. From cosy bistros to vibrant hotspots, these festive picks promise seasonal flavours and guaranteed happy bellies.

Discover festive dining, seasonal events and a luxurious holiday staycation at The Hari Hong Kong, along with a new collaboration with White Cube Hong Kong featuring contemporary Indonesian art. Enjoy special menus, a charity Christmas market and cultural experiences throughout the season.

Saucy checks out the buzzed about Sick! Burger in Causeway Bay to see if their famous smash burgers and signature shakes live up to the hype. Here is our honest review of one of Hong Kong’s most popular burger spots.

From the sunbaked plateaus of northern Spain to the vibrant tables of Hong Kong, Ribera del Duero wines bring a taste of rugged elegance to the city’s festive season. At MATO and La Paloma, their bold character meets modern Spanish flair, a true celebration of heritage and hospitality.

Tucked beside the bustling North Point Market, Aberdeen Fishball King 香港仔魚蛋王 is a beloved spot for authentic Hong Kong noodles. Known for its rich beef brisket and tendon rice noodles, this humble eatery captures the heart of local dining with its no-frills charm and deeply flavourful broth. Whether you are exploring North Point or craving a comforting bowl of noodles in Hong Kong, this long-standing favourite delivers an honest taste of the city, one that locals and visitors

As truffle season graces Hong Kong once more, we celebrate the fleeting magic of the white diamond of the earth, the Alba white truffle. For us, this list is more than a guide; it’s a tribute to the chefs and restaurants who honour this ingredient with creativity, respect, and flair. From timeless fine-dining institutions to neighbourhood gems offering a more relaxed indulgence, each table captures the spirit of the season: fleeting, fragrant, and unforgettable.

Andaz Hong Kong Central is set to open in 2027 within the Central Crossing development. Featuring 125 guestrooms and suites, an all-day restaurant, wellness facilities, and the world’s first Andaz Village, the hotel will blend Hong Kong’s heritage and modern culture, offering guests and locals a unique lifestyle and hospitality experience in the heart of Central.

Experience the ultimate festive getaway at Asia’s most stunning hotels and resorts. From luxury stays and immersive cultural experiences to family-friendly adventures and romantic escapes, discover unforgettable holidays this Christmas, New Year, and Chinese New Year across Asia.

Located in the heart of Hong Kong, Himiko Nail is where precision meets personality. Known for its expert hard gel manicures, flawless nail art, and warm, personalised service, this studio has become a go-to for those who want nails that truly reflect their style. Prices for single-colour hard gel manicures start from $220, making it the perfect spot for a little affordable luxury in the city.

Celebrate Hong Kong Wins World's Best Bar 2025 as Bar Leone takes the top spot on the World's 50 Best Bars list. Discover Hong Kong’s thriving cocktail scene, award-winning bars, and the city’s finest mixology experiences.

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