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David Ho

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Gaylord Indian Restaurant

Alphonso mango season is here, and Gaylord Indian Restaurant’s new limited-time menu is built upon an indulgent celebration of India’s most coveted fruit. The prized cultivar is featured in various flavour combinations, forms and textures, such as the crunchy Alphonso mango bhel, the Alphonso mango malai kofta comprising cheese-filled mango rolls in a creamy korma gravy, the Alphonso mango chicken curry, the sweet Alphonso mango kulfi ice cream and the fresh and simple Alphonso, which lets the fruit speak for itself.
5/F, Prince Tower, 12A Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
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The Green Door

The Green Door has revamped its menu to present 21 new drinks, four of them with alcohol-free variations. From the umami-forward Coco (gin and rum with mushroom, elderflower and brine) to the nostalgic Jenny (a burger-inspired paloma), the eclectic range offers something for every palate. Our pick is the Lee cocktail, a whisky and brandy blend served with toasted cornbread, jalapeño and honey. It’s an interesting option for those who enjoy tipples with a savoury-sweet profile and a spicy kick.
LG/F, Welley Building, 97 Wellington Street, Central
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Chow Tai Fook’s Gold Ginkgo Tree

Chow Tai Fook has brought its famous Gold Ginkgo Tree to the jewellery brand’s global flagship in Tsim Sha Tsui for its Hong Kong debut. Completed a decade ago, the 2.1-metre-tall and 2.3-metre-wide installation, designed as a symbol of “resilience, grace and blessing”, is adorned with roughly 3,500 pure gold leaves, weighing a hefty 40kg. It took around 50 master artisans close to 60,000 hours to meticulously shape the foliage and construct the sculpture, and the result is dazzling to behold. Since its creation, the Gold Ginkgo Tree has been on tour, so catch a glimpse of the one-of-a-kind “plant” while you can.
Shop G38C-D, G/F, Silvercord, 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
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Shin Hing Street Art Exhibition by Mr Mahjong

From May 29 to 31, local artist Mr Mahjong will transform Shin Hing Street into a pop-up gallery featuring more than 15 works, created with over 100 specially designed mahjong tiles. Some can be seen along the street, others in participating bars and restaurants such as Coa, La Cabane and more. The theme takes its cue from the Chinese characters of Shin Hing Street, which stand for “kindness” and “celebration”. In that spirit, charitable donations of HK$10 will be given to local animal NGOs by the artist himself for every new Instagram story tagged @mmj_hk.
Shin Hing Street, Sheung Wan


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The Green Door's Coco cocktail mixes gin and rum with mushroom, elderflower and brine. Photo: courtesy The Green Door

Gaylord Indian Restaurant’s Alphonso mango kulfi ice cream. Photo: courtesy Gaylord Indian Restaurant

The Green Door’s Lee cocktail, a whisky and brandy blend served with toasted cornbread, jalapeño and honey. Photo: courtesy The Green Door

Chow Tai Fook’s Gold Ginkgo Tree on display in the jewellery brand’s flagship Hong Kong store. Photo: courtesy Chow Tai Fook

Bonus Track Inspired by Keith Haring is something to find on Shin Hing Street during the Shin Hing Street Art Exhibition. Photo: courtesy Shin Hing Street Art Exhibition by Mr Mahjong

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A visitor takes in Kristina Sretkova’s 3D-effect Universal Love at last year’s edition of the Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong Photo: Dickson Lee

Last year’s Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong, held at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, in Wan Chai, showcased local and international works from 99 leading galleries. Photo: Nora Tam

Will Ramsay, Affordable Art Fair founder and chief executive. Photo: Phil Wilkinson 

Wesley Wong’s Mirror in the City is part of the Special Projects 2026 section at this year’s Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Affordable Art Fair

Time forest, by emerging artist Lola Law. Photo: courtesy Affordable Art Fair 

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Elizabeth Chu, chairwoman of ZS Hospitality. Photo: Alexander Mak

Le Le is located on Lyndhurst Terrace, in Central. Photo: courtesy Le Le

Duck three ways at Le Le. Photo: courtesy Le Le

Executive chef Elvin Lam prepares a dish of duck three ways in the Le Le kitchen. Photo: Alexander Mak

Elvin Lam (left) and head chef Le Minh Duc. Photo: Alexander Mak

Lobster with sugar cane and fermented rice at Le Le. Photo: courtesy Le Le

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The interior of Amigo, Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Amigo

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Staff members who have served at Amigo for more than 50 years. Photo: courtesy Amigo

Dishes featured in Amigo’s six-course Caviar Indulgence dinner. Photo: courtesy Amigo

Amigo-branded caviar. Photo: courtesy Amigo

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Classic fondue at Stübli. Photo: courtesy Stübli

Classic Sichuan “saliva chicken” at Sichuan Verandah. Photo: courtesy Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

Blanc de Noirs’ champagne bar. Photo: courtesy Mandarin Oriental The Landmark

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Lorenzo Antinori of Hong Kong’s Bar Leone, crowned the World’s Best Bar, mixes signature cocktails to be served at the Governors Ball, the official after-party of the Oscars. Photo: courtesy Don Julio

Lorenzo Antinori serves guests at the Governors Ball. Photo: courtesy Don Julio

The Golden Margarita, featuring Don Julio Reposado and masa flour. Photo: courtesy Don Julio

Antinori’s Best in Show cocktail at the after party. Photo: Reuters

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Michael B. Jordan (centre) and Joshua Seftel, winner of the Best Documentary Short Film award for All the Empty Rooms, attend the Governors Ball. Photo: AP 

Lorenzo Antinori poses with a new friend before the Oscars ceremony. Photo: courtesy Lorenzo Antinori

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Enjoy a seasonal mango menu at Gaylord Indian Restaurant, try The Green Door’s new drinks, be dazzled by Chow Tai Fook’s Gold Ginkgo Tree and enjoy art with a side of charity on Shin Hing Street


Enjoy a seasonal mango menu at Gaylord Indian Restaurant, try The Green Door’s new drinks, be dazzled by Chow Tai Fook’s Gold Ginkgo Tree and enjoy art with a side of charity on Shin Hing Street.


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