Three young bartenders showcase their creativity as they reinvent mixology classics at the 2021 Maker’s Mark Cocktail Competition in Hong Kong.
New interactive brewer workshops at GRAIN allow groups of lads to learn the processes behind their favourite craft brews and even create their own.
A new interactive dining experience at The Peninsula Hong Kong channels great literary character Jay Gatsby.
Indulge in your secret passion for good American whiskey with a new Michter’s Rye whisky supper menu at Hong Kong’s Hue Dining.
Live music returns to Hong Kong with Clockenflap Presents’ Long Time Now See all-day showcase.
A new exhibition in Hong Kong by designer Hiro Yoshikawa greys the lines between fashion and mythology.
Hong Kong has a new social-distanced alfresco playground with the arrival of The Lawn Club at AIA Vitality Park.
This month, Hong Kong’s Club Rangoon collaborates with Salotto Lounge to host a ‘Drink For Justice’ fundraising event.
Hong Kong Thai hotspot Chachawan will launch its first pop-up stall at the Tong Chong Street Markets between May 31 – July 2, 2021.
Alpha Men Asia recently hosted an elegant evening event for members of our Alpha Society with music gurus KEF and British gin brand Langleys.
A new haven for lovers of watches and sexy whips, HAUS has opened in Central Hong Kong.
The year is almost over, and as we breathe a collective sigh of relief, we look at where you might want to welcome 2021 in style. These are Hong Kong’s top New Year’s Eve celebrations.
If you’ve been looking for the ultimate addition to your watch collection, some very special timepieces are coming up for auction next month.
The new Hong Kong Cocktails Weeks is the perfect rationale to get out of that lock-down mentality and support the city’s bars and restaurants.
Farewell the last summer days at Hong Kong’s Flower Years, and the bar’s Local Beer Fest, championing local brewed goodness.
It’s that time of year again, when we get to delve into our fantasies, bring the make believe to life, and pay homage to the things that go bump in the night. Here’s some of the top spots for celebrating Halloween in Hong Kong in 2020.
Running from October 15 to December 5, new pop-up Chinese restaurant 888 FATFATFAT promises a showcase of Chinese culinary delights at a speakeasy-esque location in Central Hong Kong.
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