Hong Kong Gifts Guide

Dimension: 148 mm x 108 mm Get the classic set of 6, comprising the much-loved pieces that began it all.As part of my ongoing collection titled "Unspoken stories, unsung heroes",...

Dimension: 148 mm x 108 mm Get the classic set of 6, comprising the much-loved pieces that began it all.As part of my ongoing collection titled "Unspoken stories, unsung heroes",...

Set of 4 Bamboo Coasters housed in a Bamboo Steamer, featuring my hand-painted watercolor illustrations of four quintessential dim sum classics. This charming and durable coaster set is crafted from bamboo –...

Every autumn, Mrs. Chan busts out her mobile cart fitted with a giant gas-powered wok, hand-roasting chestnuts and sweet potatoes at the Mong Kok Flower Market. Year after year, the...

Declare your love for Dim Sum with this adorable tote, featuring twelve most iconic and authentic Hong Kong-style dim sums!Vibrantly printed on sturdy natural cotton canvas from my watercolor illustrations,...

Specializing in all things soy from bean sprouts to bean curd skin, Mrs. Poon’s stall first opened shop in the late 1970s, and stands as one the last handful of...

Since her mother first set up shop at the Graham Street intersection in the late 1970s, Ms. So has since taken over the family business supplying fresh produce to a...

Tucked in a narrow lane off of Shing Wong Street, an old barbershop stands frozen in time. For six decades, behind the weathered shutters and under the pitched tin roof,...

Chan Lok-Choi first learned how to make birdcages at age 12, and went on to open his own shop in the '70s when the popularity of bird-keeping in Hong Kong...

After primary school, the Luk brothers began apprenticing with their father who founded Bing Kee Copperware in the 1940s. Their skills were acquired not so much out of interest, but...