Hong Kong is a city that likes to play until the sun rises, which makes late night dining options a necessity. While it does not have food carts parked outside clubs and high traffic areas like in New York, it does have a good cluster of late night restaurants which cater to all the night owls. These late night joints not only hit the spot in your stomach, but are also great places to mingle with people. Check out these six places to get your late night grub fix in Hong Kong. More»

The Hong Kong International Art Fair, otherwise known as ART HK, will be attracting artists, curators, gallery owners, collectors, and admirers to the city starting this Wednesday, May 16th through May 20th. With a total of 266 galleries participating and 39 international territories represented, ART HK is set to make a huge splash in the art world. Produced in conjunction with the people behind Art Basel, it won’t be long until ART HK matures into Asia’s answer to its Miami and Basel counterparts. More»

Just like summer in New York, Hong Kong turns into a completely different city with a new vibe when the temperature rises. From the pain of dealing with the first wave of humidity to the stream of pool parties and yachts getaways, here are several indicators that Hong Kong is just about to get hotter than you can handle.

Traveling to Hong Kong anytime soon? From brunches to clubs, we'll show you were to get boozed up with fellow expats.

In department stores across the world, shoppers race up and down escalators with one mission: buy what they need and get out. But there’s a different breed of department stores where art galleries, libraries, and ATMs that dispense actual gold are the focus—and not poorly stocked shoe sections or pushy salespeople. Here are five department stores with features so awesome that shopping is just an after-thought. More»

The Cobrasnake is really loving his frequent flyer miles. He bounced around Hong Kong for a bit, snapping great crowd shots. Bustle typifies many cities in Asia, sometimes overwhelming but more energetic, like when you go to a wedding somewhere lame and step off the plane back in New York (home!). It's a good feeling. After this HK stop he had a little UK time, where he went to the Juicy Couture store opening in London, with Leigh Lezark, Derek Blasberg, Alexa Chung, Margherita Missoni and Juicy founder (someone to blame for those unfortunate jumpsuits), Gela Nash-Taylor. More»