by Max Willis | Jan 27, 2016
CNN Travel describes in several articles a selection of urban, social and commercial elements found in the ‘NoHo’ district of Hong Kong Island. One article touches briefly on the history of the area, (perhaps it could linger a bit longer there?) then...
by Max Willis | Jan 26, 2016
Hong Kong style and culture site Sassy brings us this short writeup of the hip boutiques and eateries along Gough Street, which may be a contender for the title of ‘coolest’ street in Hong Kong. However, we should ask both “What is cool?”, and...
by Max Willis | Jan 26, 2016
Here’s an interesting article on the wealth of street art to be found around Sheung Wan neighbourhoods, and on the Ladder Street stairs. Of particular note is the site-specificity of some of the artworks presented, including one by local artist Xeme, a collage...
by Max Willis | Jan 26, 2016
Geofoodie provides us with a fun (and filling) itinerary for a walk around Central and Sheung Wan markets, sampling the local styles and snack treats. Though the article may be geared for people who are new to Hong Kong, even seasoned locals familiar with this part of...
by Max Willis | Jan 26, 2016
At the risk of contributing to the gentrification of these neighborhoods by propagating such publicity hype, we’ll share this post from squarefoot.com.hk on how cool it is over at Shin Hing Street stairs. There are hip wine cellars, a fine french restaurant and...