by Aude Camus With only little hope to travel back home this summer, I’m looking at every possible ways to enjoy a European summer without leaving Hong Kong. Having just opened its door on the ground floor of heritage Woo Cheong Pawn...
by Aude Camus Open since 1995, its fair to say that Tokio Joe is not only an institution but an oddity on a local dining scene where restaurants open and close in the blink of an eye. The problem with institutions is that they sometimes...
by Aude Camus Named after roji ura, meaning alleyway hideout in Japanese, Roji has taken over the unassuming backstreet spot that was once Brickhouse in Lan Kwai Fong. With such a location and heritage, you won’t be surprise to hear the spot...
