HONG KONG Hong Kong has never been shy about indulgence. In a city that thrives on spectacle — mirrored skyscrapers, rooftop pools, Michelin-starred dim sum — the weekend brunch has evolved into its own cultural ritual. What began as a midday meal has become a theatre of abundance, where champagne towers rise as high as Central’s skyline and plates arrive in waves until afternoon slips into evening. From French Riviera flair to Bollywood-bright spice markets, from harbourside

HONG KONG As the city’s skyline flickers to life on October 31st, Hong Kong’s nocturnal elite will be slipping into their most mysterious attire and heading — where else? — to Zuma , where Halloween takes a cinematic turn. The contemporary Japanese izakaya, long known for its sleek design and legendary parties, will transform for one night only into the Past Curfew Cinema : a glittering, immersive fever dream of film, fantasy, and late-night decadence. Dinner Before the Darkn

HONG KONG If you thought cocktail menus were just a list of drinks, think again. La Petite Maison Hong Kong (LPM) has turned the humble menu into an objet d’art with the launch of DÉJÀ VU — a vintage magazine – inspired collection of cocktails that transports guests to the golden days of the French Riviera. This isn’t your typical bar programme. Instead, DÉJÀ VU  reads like a glossy throwback to Côte d’Azur’s heyday, weaving in the icons, glamour, and sun-soaked nostalgia of

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HONG KONG A rare reunion:  From 17–19 September 2025, Chefs Uwe Opocensky and Frédéric Chabbert will host a three-night four-hands dinner...

HONG KONG From the Michelin-decorated elegance of Beefbar , to Henry’s Texan-inspired smokehouse charm , Carna’s Tuscan butcher artistry...

HONG KONG Mark your calendars! Later this month, Hong Kong’s fine-dining calendar will see a rare collaboration between three gastronomic...

HONG KONG At the heart of Central’s glistening skyline, Beefbar  has carved a singular niche for itself: a contemporary steakhouse where...

At Château de Candie in Chambéry , Senegalese chef Badara Gueye isn't just plating exquisite French cuisine — he’s crafting art in every...

PARIS Tucked behind a set of discreet green doors at 173 Boulevard Saint-Germain, Ralph’s Paris is less a restaurant and more a...

LONDON Situated in an unexplored area deep in the belly of Soho, you may stumble across Three Sheets . Known exclusively to those who’ve...

HONG KONG All images courtesy of Clarence. Clarence, one of Hong Kong’s most beloved modern French restaurants, has just unveiled a newly...

VENICE Tucked into a quieter bend of Venice’s Grand Canal — far enough from San Marco’s frenzy but still steeped in postcard views — The...

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INTERVIEW Renowned for redefining modern Thai cuisine, Chef Ton draws deep inspiration from his roots, celebrating the legacy of his...

INTERVIEW From ownership of Michelin-starred 42 , to informing the users of social media on where to eat, Sandor Varga has made a new...

INTERVIEW Connecting French techniques with the natural world, David Toutain has brought a new and dynamic attraction to the Duet . Set ...

A restaurant review of the MICHELIN-starred POTONG in Bangkok. All images are courtesy of Adam Thompson | CSP Times. To dine at POTONG is...

ENGLAND Images courtesy of Jennifer Chee Departing from London’s iconic central hub for locomotive travel, embark on a limitlessly...

BANGKOK A restaurant review of the MICHELIN-starred INDDEE in Bangkok. All images are courtesy of Adam Thompson | CSP Times. Inddee is a...