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Best bar

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

Salon de Ning We laughed when we walked room to room from Madame Ning's 1930's Shanghai boudoir into the 1960's Swiss ski lodge (complete with fireplace) to the Middle Eastern themed ...

Best budget restaurants

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

Duke's Deli Although technically a deli not restaurant, there are plans to add counter side seating and a few tables to allow for in store dining. But while we're waiting, we'll settle ...

Best new restaurant

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

Maison 1882 So special you'll have to take a boat to get there (or a tortuous car ride). The combination of the grand old house rumoured to be the former residence of a police commissioner, ...

Best restaurant of 2008

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

Yin Yang When Chef Margaret Xi moved her eight-seater organic Chinese private kitchen out of a little village in Yuen Long and brought it into the big city, it was anyone's guess as ...

Best of 2008

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

We dined, we drank, we danced and we delighted. 2008 was a good one. In case you need help remembering it, here's a highlights package of the best the year had to offer. By TOHK staff Best ...

The power of print

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

Bourree Lam turns the page on do-it-yourself books at the YMCArts Wonderland Festival Sandy Chan, founder and director of the YMCArts Wonderland Festival, is passionate about ...

Oops! Belle the Witch is Gone!

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

PIP has got it going on. For the holiday season the theatrical group - otherwise known as Pleasure. Imagination. Play. - are staging three productions concurrently. Jim Chim's My ...

Reel life: Dude, where's my mind?

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

I don't know why, but I've always been obsessed with really fucked-up movies. Not the type where the characters' guts do more acting than their owners, but the kind of twisted narratives ...

Forever Enthralled

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

As Chen Kaige's career continues its headlong nosedive (just try and watch his disappointing mess of a film, 2005's The Promise), it's fair to say that any fan of the esteemed Chinese ...

Australia

Posted: 15 Dec 2008

A refined English woman (Nicole Kidman), saddled with an inherited cattle ranch in the former British penal colony's wild frontier. A rugged ne'er-do-well called ‘Drover' ...

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