Hoping to save some cash but still live your best life? Seize these sweet deals and limited-time discounts in Hong Kong.
There’s nothing like finding yourself a good bargain! From affordable massages to staycation packages to limited-time afternoon teas, why spend more when you don’t have to? If you’re like me and are always on the hunt for the best deals and seasonal menus in Hong Kong, you’re in the right place – let me comb through the city’s sweetest offerings for you this month.
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: July edition
1. Feather and Bone: 10th anniversary deals
The celebration of Feather and Bone’s 10 year anniversary continues! Beyond the weekly “All You Can Meat” promotion, the local gourmet butcher is also introducing a new steak. The Drunken Cow is a premium cut of Australian grain-fed rib-eye that has been meticulously infused with whiskey. In addition to this new creation, F&B’s “All You Can Meat” weekly promotions offers a variety of quality cuts at discounted prices each day of the week, allowing you to recreate restaurant-quality dishes at home with ease.
What’s the deal: Weekly discounts on cuts, new cut
When: Ongoing
How much: Rib-eye Mondays (from $44 per 100g); T-Bone Tuesdays (from $35 per 100g); Sirloin Wednesdays (from $40 per 100g); Salmon Thursdays (from $30 per 100g); Wagyu Rib-eye Fridays (from $84 per 100g)
Address: Various Feather and Bone locations across Hong Kong.
2. Mastercard x HSBC Hong Kong: Privileged access to Live Nation events
If you’re a frequent concert goer, here’s a deal you won’t want to miss! Mastercard and HSBC Hong Kong have partnered with Live Nation to offer cardholders priority access to all events and concerts. No more waiting in a thousand-people queue for tickets to see your favourite artist! You’ll get access to presale, preferred ticketing, and VIP experiences to Live Nation events in Hong Kong and Macau. Unlock early access to upcoming shows on HSBC’s website.
What’s the deal: Early access to Live Nation ticket sales for Mastercard and HSBC cardholders.
When: Ongoing
3. The Southside: “Summer Pawty” indoor cat and dog playground
Let your fur babies escape Hong Kong’s sweltering heat at The Southside’s “Summer Pawty” indoor playground! From now until mid-July, pet parents can bring their cats and dogs to the southside for an AC-ed playtime. The indoor playground features a series of facilities suited to pets of all personalities, including enrichment, stimulation, and education zones.
What’s the deal: Limited time indoor cat and dog playground
When: Until 16 July 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: L1, The Southside, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
4. Hotel Icon: Malaysian Durian Festival 2025
Calling all durian lovers, Hotel Icon is bringing back its popular Malaysian Durian Festival on 12 July! With 50 durian-infused dishes on offer across 13 buffet sessions and a dedicated afternoon tea set, you’ll find no shortage of durian this season. Highlighted breeds this year include five top-quality varieties: D200 Black Thorn, D197 Musang King, D88, D-Putera, and D-Diraja.
What’s the deal: Durian-themed buffet and afternoon tea
When: 12, 26 – 27 July 2025; 9, 10, 30, 31 August 2025
How much: From $888 per person
Address: Silverbox Ballroom, 1/F, Hotel Icon, 17 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
5. Kalos Blocks x Squid Game pop-up
To celebrate the final season of Netflix’s hit series, Squid Game, Kalos Blocks is bringing new characters and elements from the upcoming and previous seasons and to a special pop-up at K11 Art Mall. Expect themed photo spots, one-of-a-kind Kalos Blocks sculptures, and more!
What’s the deal: Squid Game-themed collectables and pop-up
When: From 1 July 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: Shop G36, G/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: June edition
1. Mr Cheesecake pop-up at IFC Mall
Calling all cheesecake lovers – Mr Cheesecake is back in Hong Kong with another pop-up! From now until the end of August, the Japanese brand with a cult following will bring well-loved signatures and best sellers to IFC Mall alongside a new Basque Cheesecake Original. As a big fan of this Basque country classic, I’m eager to try Mr Cheesecake’s take on this treat. That being said, I’ll likely be sampling its Hong Kong-exclusive Matcha- and Milk Tea-flavoured cheesecakes as well.
What’s the deal: Hong Kong-exclusive cheesecakes and Basque cheesecakes from Mr Cheesecake
When: 11am – 8pm, until 21 August 2025
How much: Cheesecakes from $349, treats from $75
Address: Mr Cheesecake Pop-up, Kiosk La15, Podium Level 1, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong
2. Sustainable SEAFood Festival
In celebration of World Oceans Day this June, the Hong Kong Sustainable Seafood Coalition is hosting a month-long Sustainable SEAFood Festival. With 45 restaurants and meal delivery services in Hong Kong participating, the initiative aims to promote greener living and eating habits through sustainable menus. Highlights include Popinjays at The Murray Hong Kong, Whisk at The Mira, and three-Michelin-starred Amber at The Landmark Mandarin Oriental. Treat yourself to a quality, guilt-free feast while supporting a vital cause!
What’s the deal: Sustainable menus across participating restaurants in Hong Kong.
When: 1 – 30 June 2025
How much: Menus vary across participating restaurants.
Address: Various restaurants across Hong Kong.
3. The Upper House: The Market by Stone & Star
The Upper House partners with local alternative healer Joyce Tsang to launch a new wellness experience tailored for city dwellers leading stress-inducing lives. Part of Tsang’s ongoing residency, The Market by Stone & Star features a series of holistic workshops, classes, and healing sessions designed to nurture your mind, body, and soul. Whether you’re seeking a calming meditation session, curious about the healing powers of crystals, or simply want to treat yourself to a nutritious meal at the Constellation Cafe at the Tea Room, Tsang will guide you on your personal wellness journey. Psst – don’t miss the special crystal charms workshop on 14 June for Global Wellness Day!
What’s the deal: Wellness experiences at The Upper House
When: Tue – Sun, 10am – 6pm, until 30 June 2025
How much: Sessions from $800 per person
Address: The Market by Stone & Star, The Upper House, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
4. Fortnum & Mason x Hope & Sesame: Cocktail bar pop-up
Fortnum and Mason is collaborating with Hope & Sesame for a month-long menu that highlights the heritage brand’s tea, coffee, and spirits. Expertly curated by award-winning mixologists from the Guangzhou bar, the menu features Hong Kong-inspired creations alongside reinterpreted classics. Highlights include the savoury Awkward Plantation and the tea-infused Holzer-Tini. While these concoctions are equally appealing, I’ll likely be tucking into 181 Fortnum’s plush chairs with a glass of the 181 50/50 in hand, a clever twist on the iconic yuenyeung, Hong Kong’s beloved cha chaan teng coffee and milk tea drink.
What’s the deal: Cocktails drafted by Hope & Sesame with Fortnum & Mason’s products
When: Until 22 June 2025
How much: Cocktails from $178
Address: 181 Fortnums, 1/F, Fortnum & Mason, Shop 022, K11 Atelier, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
5. Haagen-Dazs: New collection inspired by European desserts
Hong Kong’s hot and humid summer demands cooling treats. Beyond visiting the best ice cream shops and shaved ice spots in town, consider bringing home new creations from Haagen Dazs! Featuring flavours inspired by iconic desserts like tiramisu, churros, dulce de leche, and macarons, this collection will take you on a trip to Europe. Available in lollies, mini cups, and family-sized pints, I’ll be stocking up on the rich and aromatic Tiramisu Coffee and Mascarpone and the indulgent Spanish Churros Dulce dew Leche and Cinnamon as the heat intensifies.
What’s the deal: New ice cream flavours from Haagen Dazs
When: Ongoing
How much: Pints from $79.9; mini cups from $32; bars from $34
Address: Available at convenience stores and supermarkets across Hong Kong.
6. Tiffany & Co. Unveils Exclusive Pop-up Store at Landmark Atrium in Hong Kong
Discover a stunning array of fine jewellery at Tiffany & Co.’s Landmark pop-up. Inspired by the timeless elegance and sophistication of its beloved designs, the pop-up sports a Bird on a Rock motif complemented by a dynamic floral design, all set against the iconic Tiffany Blue. Inside, you can explore the brand’s most definitive collections, including Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany, Lock by Tiffany, and Knot by Tiffany, as well as three new timepieces from the Rope Watch by Tiffany collection. Whether you’re treating yourself or searching for a gift for loved ones, Tiffany’s diverse collection offers showstopping wardrobe staples that are made to last.
What’s the deal: Tiffany’s new pop-up with new watches
When: Mon – Sat, 11am – 7:30pm; Sun and public holidays, 11:30am – 7pm; until 30 June 2025
How much: From $10,800 per piece
Address: Tiffany & Co. pop-up, G/F, Landmark Atrium, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
7. Pirata Group: Summer Spectacular
Prepare for a summer of feasting! Pirata Group is bringing back its popular “Summer Spectacular” dining series. Featuring some of its most beloved brands, the series delivers an array of crowd-favourite dishes in two instalments. From now until the end of June, local gourmands can indulge in exclusive lunch and dinner menus at The Optimist, Honjo, La Favorita, and Tokyolima at wallet-friendly prices. What’s more, you can elevate your dining experience with a selection of beverage packages including champagne, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks.
What’s the deal: Limited time lunch and dinner set menus at Pirata Group restaurants
When: Until 30 June 2025
How much: From $148 (lunch) and $299 (dinner) for The Optimist. From $228 (lunch) and $398 (dinner) at La Favorita. From $198 (lunch) and $398 (dinner) at Honjo and Tokyolima.
Address: The Optimist, G/F, 239 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Honjo, 1/F, 77 – 91 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
La Favorita, The Sixteenth, 2/F, Oxford House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
Tokyolima, G/F, 18 – 20 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong
8. Butterfly Patisserie debuts at Lane Crawford at IFC Mall
Rosewood Hong Kong’s dessert boutique is bringing its delectable creations to IFC Mall this month. From now until the end of July, Butterfly Patisserie will be setting up shop at Lane Crawford to showcase its signature artisanal treats. While I’ll naturally gravitate towards its popular Hokkaido Custard Flan, I’m more excited to try the IFC exclusive, Hokkaido Taro Flan – a new creation that infuses the subtle yet distinctive flavours of taro into the classic caramel custard pastry. With only 150 flans available each day and a limit of four per customer, be sure to grab yours before they’re all gone!
What’s the deal: New pastry from Butterfly Patisserie debuts at its Central pop-up store
When: 12 – 7pm, 5 June – 31 July 2025
How much: From $98
Address: Butterfly Patisserie pop-up store, Lane Crawford IFC Mall, Podium Level 3, IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: May edition
1. Baking Maniac pop-up at Taikoo Place
Get your sweet fix at Baking Maniac’s pop-up at Taikoo Place. The beloved local bakery and cake shop is showcasing a delightful array of its most popular baked goods, including a new guilt-free Vegan Chocolate Cake. As a fellow baker and fan of Baking Maniac’s creations, I’m most excited to try out the rotating menu of cupcakes. Among the 40 options on offer, the spring-summer-exclusives – Lychee and Passion Fruit – are refreshing alternatives. What’s more, fellow pistachio lovers must try the pop-up exclusive Pistachio Kunafa Strawberries Brownies. This decadent, gooey creation layers rich and velvety brownies with refreshing seasonal berries and crunchy pistachio kunafa – a dream recipe, if you ask me!
What’s the deal: Baking Maniac opens a pop-up in Taikoo Place
When: Mon – Fri, 10:30am – 7pm, until 30 June 2025
How much: From $40
Address: Baking Maniac Pop-up, Kiosk A, 1/F, Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Taikoo Shing, Hong Kong
2. Elements: “Food Pass in Delight” dining gift card
Eat your way across Civic Square with Elements’ Dining Gift Card! Available until 31 May, treat yourself to discounted dining at the mall’s al fresco area. Buying a $500 gift card gets you an extra $100 dining voucher, while splurging on a $1,000 gift card entitles you to an extra $250 – simply put, the more you buy, the more you save! I’ll be returning to the snazzy Korean restaurant Anju with my gift card in hand; its Grilled Pork Belly and stunning cocktails have me hooked. And if you’re not up for pajeon and galbijjim, head to Stormies for a surf and turf feast, Joia for Italian cuisine, or Iza for izakaya fare.
What’s the deal: Get extra dining credits when purchasing a dining gift card at Elements
When: Until 31 May 2025
How much: Minimum spend $500
Address: Elements, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
3. Zuma: “The Sixfold Practice of Art” cocktail menu
Contemporary Japanese restaurant Zuma pays tribute to the enduring qualities of artistic mastery with its new seasonal cocktail menu, ‘The Sixfold Practice of Art.’ Guided by Andrei Makarevich, the bar team has thoughtfully crafted a unique drink for six key traits: wisdom, fearlessness, intuition, charm, renewal, and restoration. I was particularly impressed by the Murasaki Sour, an enchanting blend of vodka, spicy umeshu, ube syrup, and egg white, while the Yuzu Peach Mule offered a delightful refreshment, where vodka blends seamlessly with bright citrus notes of yuzu and peach, accented by ginger.
What’s the deal: New cocktail menu at Zuma
When: Until October 2025
How much: $140 and up
Address: Zuma, 5 – 6/F, Landmark, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
4. Visa: #TravelWithVisa
Calling all Visa cardholders! Here’s a deal to sweeten up your travels. Visa is partnering with Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Eva Air, and SIngapore Airlines to bring you cash rebates when you book your flights directly through them. Simply register for the #TravelWithVisa initiative and you’ll get a $240 rebate on transactions between $4,000 and $7,999, and $800 for transactions of $8,000 and up. Whether you’re planning a long haul trip or short escape, Visa is here to make your journey that much more rewarding.
What’s the deal: Cash rebate on flight bookings from selected airlines using a Visa card
When: Now until 31 December 2025; until 30 June and 1 October – 30 November 2025 for Singapore Airlines
How much: $4,000 and up
5. IFC Mall: Mind-Body-Spirit Experiences
This May, discover a haven of tranquility at IFC Mall as it transforms into an urban retreat. Partnering with 10 outlets, the shopping mall’s latest wellness campaign brings you a curated series of Mind-Body-Spirit Experiences, designed for relaxation and respite from fast-paced city life. As someone who always feels a little breathless during Hong Kong’s event buzz, I’m particularly looking forward to trying out Sulwhasoo’s “Ginseng” Room Aromatherapy Spray Workshop, Nespresso’s Coffee Workshop, and Tealosophy’s Traditional Edosenke Japanese Tea Ceremony Class – all designed to refresh and rejuvenate the spirit through meditative sensual experiences.
Psst – don’t forget to redeem the “Wellness Retreat Gift Pack” at the concierge to bring mindfulness practices and products home! Also, registration for these sought-after experiences starts at 10am on 30 April and spots are limited, so be sure to secure your spot early.
What’s the deal: Wellness workshops across selected IFC tenants
When: Until 30 May 2025
How much: Free admission
Address: IFC Mall, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong
6. Citygate Outlets: “A Taste-Full Celebration” 25th Anniversary campaign
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Citygate Outlets is launching “A Taste-Full Celebration” featuring 25-themed discounts and offers for all to enjoy! I’ll be embarking on a culinary journey across 25 dining destinations on my next sneakers hunt at the outlet mall, where anniversary menus, $25 items, and 25% discounts await. Club CG members can also redeem dining vouchers and up to five hours of free parking until 1 June. Be sure to check the MCL Citygate Cinema’s website for special $25 screenings – I’ll be over here manifesting cheap tickets for Thunderbolts…
What’s the deal: Anniversary offers across dining and entertainment destinations in Citygate Outlets
When: Until 1 July 2025
How much: From $25
Address: Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong
7. Ravipa opens second store in Harbour City
Following its successful debut at K11 Musea, Ravipa is expanding its footprint in Hong Kong’s jewellery scene with a second store in Harbour City. The renowned Thai jewellery brand is bringing its popular spiritual-infused designs to the new location. Whether you’re seeking a thoughtful gift for your loved ones or a personal emblem of positive energy, each Ravipa piece serves as a talisman of good luck and prosperity. As someone who’s a fan of Ravipa’s spiritually aligned collection, I’m looking forward to exploring the new store, especially with the opening-exclusive buy-three-get-one-free promotion – do say hi if you spot me there!
What’s the deal: Buy-three-get-one-free deal on all products at Ravipa’s new TST store
When: Until 31 May 2025
How much: From $400
Address: Ravipa, 2/F, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, 3 – 27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong
8. K11 Musea and K11 Art Mall: “Artisanal Kitchen”
Attention, food lovers – K11 Musea and K11 Art Mall have an offer you can’t refuse! As someone who always keeps a close eye on Hong Kong’s dining scene, I can tell you that the “Artisanal Kitchen” campaign is a great opportunity to taste your way across a wide range of delights at discounted prices. Simply sign up to become a Klub 11 and K Dollar member to unlock dining vouchers worth up to $500 for selected restaurants.
Among the 80 restaurants on offer, I recommend checking out Tuber at K11 Musea, which received its first Michelin star back in March, and two new restaurants in K11 Art Mall: ramen specialist Ginza Kagari and Suzhou-style noodle joint So “Meen”.
What’s the deal: Dining vouchers for use at selected restaurants; two new restaurants at K11 Art Mall
When: Until 31 May 2025
How much: Minimum spend at $300
Address: K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong; K11 Musea, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: April edition
1. Lady M: Dubai Chocolate mille crepes debut in Hong Kong
Everyone knows Lady M’s crepe cakes are as delicious as they are photogenic, and its latest creation has me hyped! The popular pastry brand is jumping on the viral Dubai Chocolate trend, transforming its ordinary crepe cakes with alternating layers of pistachio and chocolate pastry cream topped with crunchy kataifi. It sounds so dreamy, I’ve already pre-ordered my slice!
What’s the deal: New Dubai Chocolate Mille Crepes cake
When: Pick-up from 4–30 April 2025
How much: $118 for a slice; $1,180 for a nine-inch cake
Address: Lady M has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
2. The Hari Hong Kong: “Retox but not Detox” stay package
Not everyone sees wellness the same way, and I love that The Hari Hong Kong is throwing their own spin on it. While many wellness packages offer the usual yoga, meditation, and healthy menus combo, this hotel approaches the idea of self-care from the other direction. The one-of-a-kind “Retox but not Detox” stay package offers a night of indulgence to those who already live a health-conscious life. Think cigars, gin, bubbles, and dessert! Honestly, a late-night dessert with some bubbly sounds like the perfect way to unwind for me.
What’s the deal: One night’s stay with breakfast for two, plus the Late Night Detox programme with a choice between the Cigar Combo and Sweet Duo
When: 1 April – 30 September 2025
How much: From $2,360
Address: The Hari Hong Kong, 330 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
3. Tomacado: “Blessings in Bloom” garden afternoon tea
While I’m not a fan of the humidity that comes with spring in Hong Kong, I’m excited to try some refreshing, spring-themed menus. Tomacado’s “Blessings in Bloom” afternoon tea set is one on my list. I’m especially eager to try the floral-themed savouries like the Smoked Beef with Fig Croissant, and the adorable sweets like the lion-shaped Sweet Potato and White Chocolate Cake. Pro tip: add on a flower bucket to further enhance the spring vibe of your high tea experience!
What’s the deal: Spring afternoon tea menu with optional add-on of a small flower bucket
When: 11am – 11pm every day, from now until further notice
How much: From $418 per two-person set
Address: Tomacado, Shop L2-06, WWWTC Mall, 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
4. Wellcome and Market Place: Wine warehouse sale
Got a mini wine cellar in the making? Now’s the perfect time to stock up on fine wines and premium bottles with Wellcome and Market Place’s warehouse sale. They have a selection of premium vinos from France, Australia, and New Zealand at discounted prices. Whether you’re more of a Bordeaux or Chardonnay person, you’re bound to snatch up good deals at this sale. Personally, I’ll be stocking up on bubbles for the summer.
What’s the deal: Up to 60% off on selected bottles
When: Now until 24 April 2025
Address: Wellcome and Market Place have multiple locations across Hong Kong.
5. Perrier-Jouët Champagne: “House of Wonder” pop-up at Feuille and Racines
Champagne house Maison Perrier-Jouet is partnering with Michelin-starred restaurants Feuille and Racines to bring you on a month-long Champagne Gastronomy Getaway at the two French fine dining establishments. Chef Joris has curated a menu of three pairing dishes for Feuille, whereas Chef Romain is adding an exclusive pairing item to Racines’ existing menu. While I’m tempted to splurge on both menus, I’ll first be reserving a table at Racines’ to try its local ingredient-led menu with a champagne pairing.
What’s the deal: Champagne pairing dishes
How much: From $788 per person
Address: Feuille, 5/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
Racines, 22 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
6. Discovery Bay: “DB App Fly Reward” lucky draw
Discovery Bay has revamped its official app with new features such as updates on transportation updates, latest events, promotions, community and property news, and more. Along with the launch of its new app, Discovery Bay is hosting a “DB App Fly Reward” lucky draw with 100 prizes up for grabs! All you have to do is download the app and register to enter the lucky draw before 16 May. I’ve got my sights set on the round-trip air tickets for two up for grabs.
What’s the deal: Download the new app for Android or IOS to enter into a lucky draw for round-trip tickets
How much: Free!
7. Tung Chung Kitchen: “Treasures of Home Kong” buffet
Taste across Hong Kong’s diverse cuisines at Tung Chung Kitchen’s “Treasures of Home Kong” buffet! The spread includes local favourites like Soy Sauce Marinated Platter and Pan-fried Three Stuffed Treasures, while you can also get freshly-cooked Cart Noodles and Hong Kong-style Waffles from live stations. The best part? Tung Chung Kitchen is offering a buy-three-get-one-free deal on its buffet that I’ll be taking advantage of when my friends from overseas are visiting.
What’s the deal: Buy-three-get-one-free for weekday and weekend lunch and dinner buffets
How much: Lunch goes from $354 per group of four; dinner goes from $474 per group of four
Address: Tung Chung Kitchen, G/F, Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong Tung Chung, 9 Yi Tung Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong
8. Malin + Goetz: Home fragrance launch
I love my scented candles, but burning one in the Hong Kong heat doesn’t always feel right. That’s why I’m excited about Malin + Goetz’s new home spray collection! These long-lasting fragrances will keep the home smelling fresh no matter the weather. With just a couple of spritzes, you’ll be surrounded by the refreshing scents of the Otto Home Spray. And if you’re not a fan of Otto’s rosy notes, the Tomato or Sage Home Sprays offers a refreshing alternative.
What’s the deal: New home spray launch
How much: From $450
Address: Malin + Goetz has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: March edition
1. Sun Life: “Act Now and Plan for a Confident Retirement Future” campaign
Want to plan for your future, but unsure where to start? Sun Life is here to help you kickstart your retirement planning. The insurance company’s latest “360 Worry-free Retirement” campaign offers a comprehensive retirement planning checklist, complete with support from its insurance specialists. Until 25 March, you’ll have the chance to check out this campaign for free! Simply follow instructions posted on Sun Life’s official Facebook and Instagram pages, answer a simple questionnaire, and schedule a meeting with a financial advisor. Everyone who signs up every Tuesday during this period will have a chance to win dining, shopping, and entertainment vouchers, on top of receiving expert financial planning and retirement advice.
Learn more about Sun Life’s campaign online.
2. Flaming Frango: 10th anniversary celebrations
Hong Kong’s first piri-piri chicken concept is celebrating its 10th anniversary! From 6 March, Flaming Frango will be serving a pop-up menu that pays homage to its past decade in the city. On the menu is a diverse range of finger foods alongside Flaming Frango’s famous Peri Peri Chicken, all complemented by delectable sauces from A Spark of Madness.
Flaming Frango, G/F, 55 Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong
3. Tumi: 50th anniversary and Spring 2025 Collection
Tumi’s wheels have been turning for an impressive 50 years! To mark this milestone, the Spring 2025 Collection pays homage to the iconic designs that have defined the brand over the past five decades: the 19 Degree Lite, 19 Degree, Alpha Bravo, and Voyageur lines. We’re drawn to the futuristic Iridescent Dusk colourway from the 19 Degree collection, though its Lite versions also captivate us with their ultra-lightweight design and equally stylish appeal. The Alpha Bravo is also turning heads with its vibrant red and Lime Chameleon backpacks, totes, and slings. But it’s the Voyageur Collection that has truly stolen our hearts, especially with its stunning gold colourway for the Myla Crossbody and Lex Mini Train Case Crossbody. And don’t forget to personalise your bag with a Tumi charm – our absolute favourite is the adorable Andi the Alpaca!
Tumi has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
4. Island Shangri-La: Yun Wellness monthly programme
Yun Wellness at Island Shangri-La is launching a monthly wellness programme. In celebration of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, March events will focus on women’s wellbeing. The month kicks off with a salon-style conversation, “Well-Women 360: A Holistic Approach to Women’s Health,” on 8 March, featuring a panel of clinical nutritionists, trainers, and therapists. You’ll take away useful insights and well-being tips from these inspiring figures, in addition to credits and passes to use at Yun Wellness and self-care products. The rest of Yun Wellness’ March programme will also help you maintain your health and well-being in engaging and effective ways, whether you’re a new mother, busy executive, or a newbie to working life.
Yun Wellness, 8/F, Island Shangri-la, Hong Kong, Supreme Court Road, Admiralty, Hong Kong, p. 2820 8583
5. Dough Bros: The King Prawn Series
Until 2 April, seafood lovers have a chance to dig into pizzas from Dough Bros’ latest King Prawn series. The White King is an aromatic blend of garlic and king prawns, paired with creamy mozzarella and ricotta cheeses. On the other hand, the Red King features grilled king prawns and bell peppers on a tomato base, drizzled with a generous dose of Thousand Island Sauce. Can’t pick between the two? The King Prawn Royale lets you savour both flavours in the same pie in an indulgent combo.
Dough Bros has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
6. Pizza Maru: Chimaek combo
Spruce up your Hong Kong Sevens watch party with Pizza Maru’s Chimaek Combo! Throughout March, you can enjoy the restaurant’s signature Korean fried chicken alongside a selection of Korean craft beers from Playground Brewery. The combo comes with either six pieces of chicken and a beer ($198) or 12 pieces and two beers ($338). Take your pick between a variety of flavours, like the Honey Butter Fried Chicken with Corn Ribs, and the Garlic Sweet Chili Fried Chicken with Deep-fried Lotus Root. They’ll go perfectly with Playground’s K-inspired brews, such as the Witch Chocolate Stout and Gentlemen Lager.
Pizza Maru has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
7. Plaud NotePin launches in Hong Kong
While we love taking notes the old-fashioned way, some situations warrant the help of smart gadgets like Plaud. This wearable AI voice recorder comes in a compact and inconspicuous design complete with transcription and AI summarisation techniques, helping you jot down anything and everything. Whether you need to record a lecture, meeting, or interview, Plaud is here to make your life easier.
Learn more about Plaud NotePin online.
8. Cantina: Supper Club
Got the late-night munchies? Cantina at Tai Kwun is bringing back its Supper Club for late night dining! Until 12 April, the Italian restaurant will be cooking up hearty dishes over extended hours on Fridays and Saturdays, from 9pm to 12am. You’ll find a selection of signatures on the menu, including Chef Matteo’s Tortellini Carbonara, Crispy Lasagna, and Milanese Breaded Veal Cutlet “Elephant Ear” for sharing between two. If you’re looking for a place to fuel up for your LKF club crawl or ending your night early, then join the Supper Club at Cantina.
Cantina, Police Headquarters Block 01, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2848 3000
9. Prince and the Peacock: “The Nawabs of Bengal” menu
Indian restaurant Prince and the Peacock is offering an exclusive tasting menu until mid April. “The Nawabs of Bengal” continues the restaurant’s exploration of royal cuisine, taking inspiration from the opulent feasts of Mughlai aristocrats, and the local delicacies of Bengali artisans and intellectuals at the end of the 18th century. The menu is available for dinner from Mondays to Wednesdays, with tasting and a la carte options. Highlights include Bhaja Maach (pan-fried barramundi belly), Morog Pulao (Dhaka-style chicken pulao with potatoes, basmati rice, saffron, and fresh green chillies), and Haser Kaliya (tandoor-cooked goose seekh kebabs).
Prince and the Peacock, 1/F, Central Magistracy, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2154 6104
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: February edition
1. Shake Shack: Fish Shack debuts in Hong Kong
Here’s an anniversary item we can get behind. Shake Shack is kicking off its seventh year in Hong Kong with a fresh menu item! While we love our Shack Burger and ’Shroom Burger, the new Fish Shack has us hyped with its promises of succulent hoki fillet, spiced and crunchy beer batter, and zesty house made tartar sauce. Until 16 March, you can savour the Fish Shack a la carte, but of course, we’ll be having ours with the burger joint’s signature crinkle cut fries and bubbly soda.
Shake Shack has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
2. Landmark: “Taste of the Month” series
Somm at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental will kick off Landmark’s Taste of the Month series this February with signature items and new offerings. Every Monday to Wednesday until 28 February, you can taste your way across Somm’s elevated French neo-bistro cuisine with a three-course dinner menu that includes starters, a main, dessert, and a wine pairing.
The Yellow Fin Tuna Tartare is our go-to appetiser, while the Salad of Roaster Jerusalem Artichokes offers a light and unusual alternative. For mains, we always struggle to choose between the Dry Aged Challans Duck Breast with Sandro and the Yellow Chicken with Chicken Jus and Black Trumpet Mushroom. That said, the Chocolate Soufflé with Cacao Sorbet always closes us out on a high note without fail.
Somm, 7/F, The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2132 0055
3. The Murray: Sulwhasoo Secret Garden afternoon tea
Garden Lounge at The Murray is here to inject a touch of summer to your chilly afternoons. Partnering with Korean skincare expert Sulwhasoo, the “Secret Garden Afternoon Tea” is an experience that extends beyond the elegant interiors of the Garden Lounge. Until 31 March, you’ll find the hotel backyard transformed into an amber-hued garden complete with colourful blooms and a cosy wooden cottage – the perfect place to enjoy your aesthetically pleasing tea set. Taking ginseng as its prime ingredient, the set’s bright oranges and reds get us in the mood for feasting. Rest assured, the tantalising flavours of Ginseng and Egg with Salmon Roe Mini Sandwich, Pickled Cauliflower, Celeriac Cream, and Marigold Tart, and Ginseng Cheesecake Mousse won’t disappoint.
What’s more, The Murray is hosting an Instagram photography competition, with a one-night staycation, Sulwhasoo products, and spa experiences up for grabs. Channel your inner influencer and submit your entries before 28 February!
Garden Lounge, U/G, The Murray, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong, p. 3141 8888
4. Oasis Food Social: Dining discounts
Following a successful launch in September 2024, Oasis Food Social is kicking off your Year of the Snake with a series of dining offers across its tenants. The upscale food court is home to a diverse range of dining options, including pizza and burger specialist O Bar, modern cha chaan teng O Tea, dessert cafe Kew+ Cake, and more. Until 31 March, Gaia Group members will receive a $30 dining voucher for every $100 spent at Oasis’ tenants, with special dishes rolling out every day at each eatery, priced from just $48 and up. If you’ve been looking for a sign to visit The Southside in Wong Chuk Hang, this is it!
Oasis Food Social, Shop 302, 3/F, The Southside, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
5. Black Sheep Restaurants: Baan Baan pop-up
Until 31 March, a brand new Thai dining concept will be taking up residence along Staunton Street. Baan Baan champions the warmth of Thai hospitality, putting as much attention into curating a welcoming atmosphere as they do in crafting irresistible plates. Chefs Eak and Art of Ho Lee Fook and Fukuro are combining their respective culinary strengths to create a menu of never-before-seen Thai classics. Don’t miss out!
Baan Baan Pop-up, 52-56 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong
6. Bibigo Bapsang: New menu items
Craving quality tteokbokki, ramen, and dumplings? Bibigo Bapsang is joining Hong Kong’s line-up of Korean restaurants to bring you a series of made-to-order street food classics. The latest items include the noodle and rice cake combo, Spicy Rabokki, filling Kimchi Pork Mandu Rice, and fish-shaped waffles Bung O Pang among others. If you’re craving for more than one of these new items, order a set for one, two, or four to dig into a rice or noodle dish, side dishes, dessert, and drinks altogether.
Bibigo Bapsang, G/F, 32 Cochrane Street, Central, Hong Kong
Honey Hacks! Sweet deals and news in Hong Kong: January edition
1. The Opposites: Spiritfree Cocktail Menu
Dry January just got better with The Opposites’ new Spiritfree Cocktail Menu! You’ll find a selection of high-quality, no-alc cocktails that deliver the same level of flavour and complexity as their boozy counterparts. Freshen up your palate with the Beetroot Watermelon Salad, a mix of beetroot and watermelon juices elevated with hints of citrus. Next up is the Canto-Braise, a concoction that pays homage to Hong Kong-style braised meats, made using de-alcoholised red wine. Finally, the Apple Custard Pie will round off your drinking experience on a sweet note with warming ingredients, like spiced apple, maple syrup, and cinnamon.
The Opposites, LG/F, Hilltop Plaza, 49 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2711 0038
2. Skims Mens launches in Lane Crawford
Following Skims’ successful launch in Lane Crawford in 2019, the renowned brand is bringing its menswear collection to Hong Kong! Gents can now shop across a wide selection of apparel from Skims’ Fall–Winter 2024 collection, whether it be activewear, loungewear, or underwear.
Shop Skims at Lane Crawford.
3. American Express and The Star Ferry: Year-round $1 single ride across Victoria Harbour
Good news for American Express cardholders: you can now enjoy rides on the Star Ferry for just $1! From now all the way until 31 December 2025, you can hitch a cross-harbour ride with Amex’s contactless or digital wallet payments at ferry terminals. This is your chance to save as you ride on the iconic Star Ferry while enjoying the views of the Victoria Harbour.
Learn more about the Star Ferry and American Express online.
4. Watermark: Harbour Bliss Afternoon Tea Menu
Starting from 9 January, you can enjoy a delightful tea break by the sea with the Harbour Bliss Afternoon Tea menu at Watermark. Located at Central Pier 7, this elegant restaurant is a hidden gem when it comes to elevated yet unpretentious dining experiences. Taking inspiration from its location, Watermark’s new afternoon tea menu features a selection of seafood savoury items, including Seared Hokkaido Scallop and Lobster Tartlet. On the sweet side, the decadent Canele, Strawberry Cheesecake, and Mango and Passion Fruit Mousse Cake promise to impress. While tea or coffee is included in the set, you can also opt for one of Watermark’s signature cocktails or mocktails for extra indulgence.
Watermark, Shop L, Level P, Central Pier 7, Star Ferry, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2167 7251
5. Laura Mercier: Lucky in Love 2025 limited-edition collection
In celebration of Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day, Laura Mercier is launching the “Lucky in Love Collection”. Inspired by prosperity, good fortune, and love, this collection includes two of the brand’s most iconic products. The No. 1 Translucent Loose Setting Powder and Blush Colour Infusion in Ginger are essentials that’ll bring your look together. On the other hand, the Blush Colour Infusion gives you an extra glow, with the Setting Powder making sure your make-up stays flawless all day long.
Shop Laura Mercier online and at its stockists around Hong Kong.
6. Darkside: Classic Cocktails Menu
Make your way to Darkside for a new menu of reimagined classics from the 1920s and 30s. The new director of bars, Bob Louison, is leading the mixology team on a nostalgic journey through unbeatable traditional recipes. Among the eight new cocktails, you’ll find creations like the Blood and Sand, made from Darkside’s blended whiskey with vermouth. For something a little stronger, the Mai Tai is perfect for rum lovers, while the Champs Elysees offers more sophisticated flavours with cognac and armagnac.
Darkside, 2/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
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