The latest from Hong Kong
Chan Wai-lap's heart-shaped ceramic pool, built from 1,200+ hand-made tiles, is a free installation at Oi! in North Point until 30 August.
Miffy's official flower shop pops up at wwwtc mall until 16 August — build your own plush bouquet at the Flower Buffet, from HK$130.
Hong Kong's live music club since 1987 is back, bigger and louder, at a new Jaffe Road home — with a gig every single night.
The Spoon's new Central spin-off puts lighter, airier focaccia centre stage on Graham Street, open daily from 9:30am.
The Jockey Club's new pony attraction opens at Penfold Park — pony rides, stable tours and mini ponies for kids, from HK$50.
A free, 40-speaker sound installation on loan from MoMA opens at M+ on 15 August 2026 — walk inside a 16th-century choir.
A new YOHO MALL curry counter with vegan-friendly Indian, Japanese and Thai curries — Indian recipes by a MasterChef India judge, from HK$55.
A Caribbean and Polynesian tiki bar lands in Tsim Sha Tsui East — rum cocktails, jerk chicken and easy holiday vibes.
K-pop's IVE play AsiaWorld-Expo for three nights, 4–6 September 2026 — ticket tiers from HK$799, all seated.
The ranking lands in Macau on 28 July. Six Hong Kong bars are in the running, led by world No.1 Bar Leone.
The two-star Cantonese room on the 102nd floor of the ICC takes Hong Kong's first Michelin Mentor Chef Award.
An immersive walk through eight classic Hong Kong buddy films, in Central from 23 June to 4 October 2026.
JD.com's 30,000 sq ft 'try before you buy' tech and home-appliance megastore has landed in Wan Chai.
The Korean rap and variety star plays AsiaWorld-Expo on 1 August — tickets from HK$999, standing only.
The members-only dining room on the 31st floor of iSQUARE has opened to the public — modern Cantonese with a skyline view.
A free survey of five decades of light art — glowing Glassworks and Roden Crater plans — in Central until 1 August.
A mid-range, share-friendly trattoria from JIA Group and Michelin-starred Estro chef Antimo Merone, open since 20 June.
Opera, dance, acrobatics and free Sui-Tang exhibitions across Hong Kong from June to September.
The affordable-steak specialist brings its signature Black Angus flat-iron to Kowloon for the first time.
Seafood street, kaito ferries to UNESCO Geopark islands and quiet beaches, 40 minutes from a Kowloon MTR.
The century-old trolley dim sum tea house has a new two-storey home beside Sheung Wan MTR.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's CATS plays the Xiqu Centre from 6 August to 6 September. Dates, prices and how to book.
Free trams, free Star Ferry rides, free museums and pools for the July 1 public holiday.
Panoramic harbour views and travel-themed cocktails 45 floors up at The Landmark.
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