Weblog » Tags » hongkong (all)
-
Maria & 司棋姐! I'm your biggest fan!
好正呀! 有d bad gag and 老土位, 但還是很ok. 謝謝k叫我去! (the reason why i got to go is quite ironic, but anyway... it's beyond me...) -
What happened to Chez Patrick?
Monsieur Patrick was great, got famous, hired and trained chefs, opened a second outlet, and food became mediocre. No...... come back monsieur!!! Stop socialising and get back in the kitchen! (Not that we don't like seei… -
My new 'hood
Sheung Wan - the first/last stop on the Island MTR line, an 'old' district, the new SoHo, best place to get Chinese delicacies (the likes of dried abalone and frog's ovaries)... it's different things to different people.… -
Food News Flash
Hong Kong: Antique Patisserie has moved up a couple of shops on Lyndhurst Terrace, next to Dymocks. Sift Dessert Bar will be closed till early August - looks like the owners are on a summer holiday... Melbourne: Melbou… -
Family day
Sunday. If my family were religious, I'm sure we'd be heading to a church or temple together every Sunday. Well, we're not, but we do have a weekly ritual for something we all seem to have faith in - good food. This wee… -
My old Melbourne reviews...
are here (They took away my 'Reviews' tab and never gave it back to me!) -
Le French May, the agnès way
Ah, agnès b, the epitome of French culture, after the Eiffel Tower - in Asia anyway. The fashion brand has now expanded its business into several florists and a couple of eateries. I guess that's what you call capitali… -
Fishy business
Unlike many Cantonese, I don't particularly like seafood. Crabs, lobsters, scallops and tiger prawns don't mean much to me except trouble. Not worth the effort - all that clamour and levering that usually leads to not mu… -
It's a small world after all
The Eiffel Tower and Times Square. Or rather, the Eiffel Tower in Times Square.
Recent Weblogs
-
Sibling envy
As an only child I've always been quite independe... -
一個人多平凡的期許
好想要揮霍 盧廣仲 詞 陳綺貞 曲 盧廣仲 周谷淳 我穿戴整齊面對 瘋狂... -
愛暴你!
Cantonese is such a funny language. In case you c...


