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Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong from November 17 to 23

Eat, try, do and see something new, from Fukuro’s one-night only offering to Eaton HK’s Movement Festival and Korean rapper Lee Youngji’s gig

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A parkour performance takes place outside of Eaton HK. Photo: Eaton Hong Kong

Gavin Yeung

Published: 6:15am, 18 Nov 2024

Eat this

Fukuro Meets Supun

Chef Kazunari Araki of Fukuro. Photo: Fukuro

Chef Kazunari Araki of Hong Kong’s Fukuro and chefs Luca Rossi and Nardino Aufiero and sake sommelier Bruna Sotriffer from Ibiza’s Supun have teamed up for a one-night, eight-course menu blending Japanese and Mediterranean flavours this Thursday. Priced at HK$788 per person, the menu opens with hiyayakko, a delicate almond tofu dish, followed by a twist on xiaolongbao with osso buco dumplings. Other highlights include shime saba with seki mackerel and Algarrobo pork belly, while dessert brings a hit of popcorn ice cream with miso caramel.

Fukuro, G/F, 1-5 Elgin Street, Central. To book, go to sevenrooms.com

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Eaton HK Movement Festival

A contemporary dance performance takes place in Eaton HK’s lobby. Photo: Eaton Hong Kong

First held in 2019, Eaton HK’s Movement Festival takes place this month from November 23 to 24, promising 24 straight hours of performing arts. Themed “Speaking from Afar” in a nod to a fable by Jean de La Fontaine, the festival once again explores the art of contemporary movement. Kicking off with short performances by the Hong Kong Ballet, the programme features more than 30 pieces by artists from Hong Kong and abroad, including Jas Lin and Lara Dâmaso, before culminating in a piece by actor Constantin Leu.

Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan

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Hong Kong WinterFest

Visitors takes pictures of the Christmas decorations during WinterFest 2023 at West Kowloon Cultural District. Photo: Elson Li