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Sumnima Kandangwa

Freelance Editorial Assistant for Style by SCMP


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One Harbour Road

Known as the canteen of Hong Kong’s upper crust, One Harbour Road dials up the indulgence in its latest culinary collaboration with Macau’s Long Tin, known for its preserved meats. With highlights including aged tangerine peel duck’s liver sausage paired with suckling pig and caviar, and bird’s nest preserved sausage with steamed rice rolls and abalone sauce, there’s plenty for fans of traditional flavours. If you like your cooking elevated but your flavours steeped in heritage, this is a menu worth lingering over.
One Harbour Road, 8/F, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai
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Island Shangri-La Festival of Wine

The Island Shangri-La brings back its annual Festival of Wine for a sixth instalment over eight evenings this month in a celebration of vintages from Burgundy to Napa Valley. Between November 4 and November 25, the hotel’s restaurants, including Petrus and Summer Palace, will be hosting a series of exclusive dinners with bespoke menus paired with rare vintages from the likes of Domaine Leroy, Prieuré Roch and Harlan Estate.
Island Shangri-La, Pacific Place, Supreme Court Road, Admiralty
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Hong Kong French Film Festival

Running from November 19 to December 11, the 54th edition of the Hong Kong French Film Festival marks 130 years since the birth of cinema with more than 50 French films and 120 screenings across the city. Catch the world premiere of Christophe Barratier’s new film Children of the Resistance, along with other highlights such as Alice Winocour’s Couture starring Angelina Jolie.
For the full schedule and tickets, visit hkfrenchfilmfestival.com
Don’t miss
TransLantau Hong Kong

Since its debut in 2012, TransLantau by UTMB has garnered a reputation for being one of Hong Kong’s most gruelling trail-running races set among some of the city’s most stunning natural landscapes. Scheduled from November 14 to 16, the event features four demanding trail races ranging from 26 km to 116 km across Lantau Island’s rugged terrain, complete with steep climbs, lush forests and coastal views.
For details, visit translantau.utmb.world


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Your Perfect Week

The Island Shangri-La Festival of Wine offers a chance to indulge in tailored menus and rare vintages. Photo: Island Shangri-La

One Harbour Road’s duck liver sausage paired with suckling pig and caviar. Photo: One Harbour Road

The Island Shangri-La Festival of Wine offers bespoke menus paired with rare vintages including Domaine Leroy. Photo: Island Shangri-La

A still from French director Christophe Barratier’s upcoming film, Children of the Resistance. Photo: Children of the Resistance

TransLantau by UTMB will be held from November 14 to 16, 2025. Photo: UTMB 

Sushi, suckling pig and tempura: a Hong Kong food entrepreneur’s go-to restaurants

Suckling pig from Seventh Son, in Wan Chai. The restaurant is one of food entrepreneur Jeffrey Mui’s favourite places to eat in Hong Kong. Photo: Seventh Son

Jeffrey Mui has opened numerous restaurants in Hong Kong. Photo: Jeffrey Mui

Mui’s favourite sushi restaurant is Sushi Shikon in The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, in Central. Photo: Sushi Shikon

Shrimp roe noodles at Lau Sum Kee Noodle, in Sham Shui Po. Photo: May Tse

15 new restaurants to visit in Hong Kong during November, from plant-based to onigiri

Chef Vicky Lau of Tate Dining Room is serving a modern interpretation of Yunnan food at Jija in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Photo: Jija

The 3am Whisky from Peridot in Central. Photo: Peridot

Scallop and black fungus from Mebae Kappou in Tai Po. Photo: Mebae Kappou

F. Yu cocktail from Yume in Central. Photo: Yume

Sliced tuna from Siu Siu in Sheung Wan. Photo: Siu Siu

Izakaya offerings at Kaiyuzen in Taikoo Shing.

Roasted ox tongue, raw Japanese egg and spring onion kama rice from Noma Ryouri in Taikoo Shing. Photo: Noma Ryouri

Drink in Focus: Guk Bou at Draft Land

The Guk Bou cocktail at Draftland is a must-try. Photo: Handout

Alexander Ko, beverage development manager at Tastings Group. Photo: Handout

The Guk Bou at Draft Land. Photo: Handout

Tastings Group beverage development manager Alex Ko fills a keg for Draft Land at the Drinks by Design facility. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Hotpot, curry, cocktails: Macau and Hong Kong picks of a world bartender of the year

Frederick Ma, resort master mixologist at the Grand Lisboa Macau and winner of the World Bartender of the Year award at the 2024 IBA World Cocktail Championship, reveals his favourite restaurants and bars in Macau and Hong Kong. Photo: Grand Lisboa Macau


Hotpot and ingredients at DauDau Hot Pot. Photo: DauDau Hot Pot

A curry noodle dish at Tip Kei Curry. Photo: Instagram/tipkeimacau_official

Crab claw with steamed French blue lobster broth and silky egg white at Palace Garden. Photo: Palace Garden

The Redemption cocktail at Orchard.

Experimental Hong Kong musician Nerve on his fearless approach to sound

Steve Hui Ngo-shan, aka experimental musician Nerve, pictured in his studio in Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Photo: Eddie Huynh

Nerve, aka Steve Hui, aged nine. Photo: courtesy Nerve

A twenty-something Nerve’s bedroom studio in 1998. Photo: courtesy Nerve

Nerve plays an ARP 2600 synthesiser in his studio in Wan Chai. Photo: Eddie Huynh

A DJ mixer and turntables at Nerve’s Wan Chai studio. Photo: Eddie Huynh

Nerve DJing in the subway in Tsim Sha Tsui in 2020. Photo: courtesy Nerve

Nerve with boss Mo at Multiform Records, in Mong Kok’s Sino Centre, in 1993. Photo: courtesy Nerve

Nerve performs at New York’s Union Square in 2018. Photo: courtesy Nerve

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Enjoy meaty Cantonese classics at One Harbour Road and watch Couture, starring Angelina Jolie, at the Hong Kong French Film Festival


Enjoy meaty Cantonese classics at One Harbour Road and watch Couture, starring Angelina Jolie, at the Hong Kong French Film Festival.


The best things to do in Hong Kong, November 9-15

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One Harbour Road

Drink this

Island Shangri-La Festival of Wine

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Hong Kong French Film Festival

Enjoy meaty Cantonese classics at One Harbour Road and watch Couture, starring Angelina Jolie, at the Hong Kong French Film Festival

Eat this