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Inside Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong’s Reopening
HONG KONG Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong Kong reopened on 1 June 2026, marking a defining new chapter for one of Central’s most established luxury hotels. Set within the evolving LANDMARK complex as part of the broader “Tomorrow’s CENTRAL” redevelopment, the refreshed property introduces a more residential, design-led expression of contemporary hospitality, while retaining its position as a key culinary and lifestyle destination in the city. The guest journey begins at

CSP Times
Jun 19


The Best Father’s Day Gifts & Experiences in Hong Kong for 2026
HONG KONG By the time Father's Day rolls around each June, the city has reached its breathless pre-summer peak — humidity rising, schedules crammed, the annual guilt of not knowing quite what to get. This year, we did the work for you. From the audiophile to the skincare convert, the coffee obsessive to the watch collector who thinks he's seen it all, here are the gifts worth giving — and, more importantly, receiving. Father's Day 2026 takes place on June 21. Marshall Bromley

CSP Times
Jun 17


Interview: NAZE On Their Journey to Debuting & Being a Multinational K-Pop Group
C9 Entertainment's new K-pop group NAZE talks about their journey to debut, what sets them apart from other groups, and making their self-titled mini-album.

Jianne Soriano
Jun 13


How to Decide Between Engineered vs Solid Parquet Flooring for Your Home?
Choosing a new floor is one of those decisions that looks simple from a distance and gets complicated fast. You've narrowed it down to parquet, already a solid choice, but now you're staring at two very different products: engineered and solid. Both look beautiful. Both have their fans. The question is which one actually suits your home. This article breaks down the structural differences, where each type performs well, and what to think about before you commit to either. Wha

Partner Content
Jun 11


Bernice Liu On Qi Coffee & the Rise of Cafe Culture in Hong Kong
INTERVIEW In a city where coffee culture has evolved from a morning necessity into a lifestyle obsession, standing out in a crowded market is no easy feat. Yet for Bernice Liu, the founder of Qi Concepts, the opportunity wasn't about creating another coffee brand — it was about rethinking what ready-to-drink coffee could be. Frustrated by canned coffees laden with sugars, preservatives and hard-to-pronounce ingredients, she set out to create a cleaner alternative built around

Faye Bradley
Jun 11


Hong Kong’s Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants: How the City’s Top Chefs Are Rewriting Luxury Through Local Harvests
HONG KONG Farm-to-table dining in Hong Kong is shaped by necessity as much as philosophy. With limited farmland and a heavy reliance on imports, chefs work closely with local growers to source seasonal ingredients and build menus around what is available. For diners, it offers something increasingly rare: a clearer connection to where their food comes from and the people who produce it. Here are Hong Kong's top farm-to-table restaurants. Roganic Hong Kong Roganic Hong Kong is

CSP Times
Jun 8


Wedding Dresses For Guests – What Dress to Choose?
A wedding dress for a guest should be elegant, comfortable and suited to the nature of the occasion. A well-chosen style allows you to feel at ease for many hours, while at the same time creating an outfit appropriate for a formal event. Find out what to look for when choosing a dress for a wedding. A wedding is an occasion that calls for an elegant, polished look suited to the celebratory nature of the event. A wedding dress for a guest should combine aesthetics with comfort

Partner Content
Jun 8


W Macau – Studio City: Where Hollywood Meets the Pearl River Delta
MACAU Step off the ferry at Taipa and the Cotai Strip makes its intentions clear immediately. The reclaimed land connecting Taipa to Coloane hosts some of the largest and most extravagantly styled hotels on earth, and the drive to W Macau – Studio City gives you a decent preview of the competition. W's own tower, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, arrives looking relatively composed by comparison — curvaceous, purposeful, and unbothered by its more baroque neighbours. Whether

Faye Bradley
Jun 7


Hotel Review: Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is a Stunning Love Letter to the City
CSP Times checks into Kimpton Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, the largest global property in the Kimpton portfolio. The brand’s first hotel in the city is strategically located in the vibrant Tsim Sha Tsui neighbourhood.

Jianne Soriano
Jun 6


Chef Kevin Zhu on Redefining Jiangnan Cuisine at Lakeview Palace, Wynn Palace Macau
MACAU At a time when Macau's dining scene is more competitive and internationally minded than ever, standing out requires more than technical excellence — it demands a clear point of view. At Lakeview Palace, Executive Chef Kevin Zhu has found his by reimagining the culinary traditions of Jiangnan through a distinctly modern lens. Launching this June at Wynn Palace, Zhu's new menu draws inspiration from the rivers, lakes and rich culinary heritage of eastern China's Jiangnan

Faye Bradley
Jun 6


5 Reasons Why Your Pet Will Love Pet Cubes
HONG KONG As any pet parent in Hong Kong knows, finding the right food for your furry family member can feel like an endless experiment. Too many options are packed with fillers, preservatives, or ingredients you cannot pronounce. Others are eye-wateringly expensive without delivering noticeable health benefits. Enter Pet Cubes: a Singapore-born fresh pet food brand that has quietly built a loyal following among Hong Kong's most discerning pet owners – and their four-legged c

Jasmin Woolf
Jun 4


Nobu Hong Kong Celebrates Peak Tuna Season With a Premium Omakase Experience This June
HONG KONG For sushi chefs and seafood aficionados alike, few ingredients command the reverence of premium tuna. At Nobu Hong Kong, the prized fish is taking centre stage throughout June with the launch of its Tuna Premium Omakase, a seasonal menu designed to showcase the ingredient at its finest. The limited-time experience arrives during one of the most coveted periods of the year for tuna. Sourced from Shizuoka, the fish are at their largest and most active during the early

CSP Times
Jun 3


Review: The Stanley 1913 × Nelly Korda All Day Julienne Mini Cooler, 7.4 QT
Stanley has spent a century building things that don't break. Now it's building things you won't want to put down — and this golf-world collab is proof the brand's cultural instincts are sharper than ever. There is a peculiar alchemy at work when a brand that made its name on indestructible steel thermoses decides to enter the soft-goods cooler market. Stanley, which has been outfitting durable-goods enthusiasts since 1913, has in recent years become something far more compli

CSP Times
Jun 1


Marshall Bromley 750 – Party Speaker Review
Marshall's first party speaker is a detonation. Sixty years of stage heritage, compressed into a single portable unit that hits 127 dB and runs for 40 hours — this is what happens when a pro audio company decides to take the consumer category seriously. Party speakers are a category that has long rewarded volume over intelligence. For years, the benchmark was set by JBL's PartyBox series — capable, well-made, but fundamentally engineered around the premise that a party speake

CSP Times
Jun 1


Netflix's Desi Bling: Who Is the Richest Cast Member?
DUBAI Netflix's Desi Bling dropped on May 20, 2026, giving us an unapologetic look at Dubai's ultra-wealthy Indian community — think Birkin bags, private jets, and, yes, three kilos of gold a year. But who are these people, and how exactly did they get so rich? Here's your complete breakdown. 1. Rizwan Sajan — Estimated Net Worth: US$2.5 Billion Career: Founder and Chairman, Danube Group Born in India, he studied at the University of Mumbai before relocating first to Kuwait a

CSP Times
Jun 1


Checking in: Cordis, Hong Kong
HONG KONG Cordis is a younger, artier sister brand of old-world luxury kingpin Langham – inaugurated in 2015 when its Langham Place, Mongkok property was reborn. Since then, six more addresses have popped up across mainland China, and one in Auckland, and with five further Chinese properties in development, Cordis (that’s “heart in Latin”) is clearly on the up. However it all started here in Hong Kong – where we checked in for a celebratory staycation. Art, Art, Everywhere “

Rob Garratt
Jun 1


Review: The Royal Garden Kowloon East’s Bold Makeover as an Urban Resort in Hong Kong
CSP Times checks into The Royal Garden Kowloon East, a newly opened hotel in Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong. Touted as the “new landmark of Kowloon East,” the hotel is a refined transformation of the former Crowne Plaza Kowloon East.

Jianne Soriano
May 29


Checking in: The Langham, Hong Kong
HONG KONG Nowhere in Hong Kong has a higher confluence of luxury hotels than the throbbing heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, which makes both standards and competition high. Yet The Langham, Hong Kong really doesn’t need to try and stand out – open on Peking Road since 1989, it’s one of the city’s luxury OGs. Its reputation, of course, is unassailable – when the original The Langham opened in 1865 it was hailed as both London’s largest and Europe’s first “grand hotel”. So naturally we

Rob Garratt
May 29


Meet Alizey and Lailli Mirza, Dubai's "Olsen Twins" Taking Netflix's Desi Bling by Storm
Long before Netflix came calling, Alizey and Lailli Mirza were already building something. The London-born, Dubai-based twins brought sharp wit, fierce loyalty, and a combined career spanning fashion, PR, beauty, and content creation to Desi Bling — and promptly became two of its most talked-about personalities. Here's everything you need to know. Who Are They? Alizey and Lailli Mirza were born on February 1, 1996, in London, England — making them 30 years old. They are twins

CSP Times
May 29


Checking In: Four Seasons Singapore
SINGAPORE In a city that has made a sport of building luxury hotels, the Four Seasons Singapore on Orchard Boulevard has been doing it quietly and correctly since 1994. It doesn't chase trends or compete on spectacle. What it offers instead is a kind of disciplined excellence — the sort that reveals itself not in grand gestures but in whether your morning coffee arrives at exactly the temperature you requested, and whether it does so every single morning. After a substantial

CSP Times
May 27
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