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South China Morning Post
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Your Hong Kong weekend food guide for July 4-6
Whether you're rounding off the four-day work week or celebrating the Fourth of July, this weekend's dining options have something to tick everyone's boxes. From seasonal delicacies and a tiered tea set to a tasting journey that pays homage to the culinary heritage of Southern China , take your pick. And for fine dining options, the 2025 100 Top Tables Guide has all the recommendations you'll need. Friday, July 4 Regent Hong Kong's Tasmanian Truffle Feast at Harbourside is proving to be a popular choice among foodies. Photo: Regent Hong Kong 'Tis the season … for truffles . Known for serving seasonal ingredients at their peak, Harbourside at Regent Hong Kong hosts an immersive buffet celebrating Tasmanian truffles during their prime. Black truffle-topped specials will include buffalo mozzarella, truffle mushroom risotto prepared in a Parmesan wheel, truffle potato pizza, and a roasted crispy porchetta with a rich truffle sauce. Not forgetting those with a sweet tooth, truffles are further incorporated into three expertly crafted desserts: a truffle ice cream, truffle bon bon and truffle macaroon. Where: G/F, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui When: Until August 31 Saturday, July 5
South China Morning Post
7 days ago
- Sport
- South China Morning Post
Cristiano Ronaldo may decide club future today, representative says in Hong Kong
Visiting to discuss the player's museum, set to open in the city in July, representative says announcement is imminent Cristiano Ronaldo could have his future signed and sealed within hours, his representative said in Hong Kong on Thursday, amid reports that the Portuguese was close to agreeing a contract extension with Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr. Speaking at a press conference about the player's CR7 Life Museum in Hong Kong, which will open in the K11 Musea shopping centre in Tsim Sha Tsui on July 7, Ronaldo's representative said an announcement was imminent. Asked whether the 40-year-old Ronaldo had made a decision about his future, with his Al-Nassr deal expiring at the end of this month, Tomas Froes said: 'It will be announced very soon, probably today.' The BBC has reported that the Portugal captain could extend his stint at Al-Nassr by two years. It came after Al-Nassr's Italian manager Stefano Pioli left the Saudi side on Wednesday. No reason was given by Al-Nassr, but Pioli, who took over last September after Luis Castro was dismissed over poor results, has been linked with a return to Italian club Fiorentina. Ronaldo paid tribute to his former manager on social media, writing 'thanks for everything'. Having joined Al-Nassr in 2023 after leaving Manchester United, Ronaldo has scored 99 goals in 111 appearances for the Saudi club, including 35 in 41 matches last season to earn the league's golden boot award. Newsletter Daily Coffee and Sports By submitting, you consent to receiving marketing emails from SCMP. If you don't want these, tick here {{message}} Thanks for signing up for our newsletter! Please check your email to confirm your subscription. Follow us on Facebook to get our latest news.
South China Morning Post
7 days ago
- Sport
- South China Morning Post
Cristiano Ronaldo may decide club future today, representative says in Hong Kong
Cristiano Ronaldo could have his future signed and sealed within hours, his representative said in Hong Kong on Thursday, amid reports that the Portuguese was close to agreeing a contract extension with Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr. Speaking at a press conference about the player's CR7 Life Museum in Hong Kong, which will open in the K11 Musea shopping centre in Tsim Sha Tsui on July 7, Ronaldo's representative said an announcement was imminent. Asked whether the 40-year-old Ronaldo had made a decision about his future, with his Al-Nassr deal expiring at the end of this month, Tomas Froes said: 'It will be announced very soon, probably today.' The BBC has reported that the Portugal captain could extend his stint at Al-Nassr by two years. It came after Al-Nassr's Italian manager Stefano Pioli left the Saudi side on Wednesday. No reason was given by Al-Nassr, but Pioli, who took over last September after Luis Castro was dismissed over poor results, has been linked with a return to Italian club Fiorentina. Ronaldo paid tribute to his former manager on social media, writing 'thanks for everything'.
South China Morning Post
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
5 cute cafes in Hong Kong to visit for Jellycat menus, custom latte art and more
Got plans for Hong Kong's July 1 public holiday next week? If you're looking for a place to go, here are five cute cafes in which to spend the afternoon, offering things like Jellycat-themed sets and DIY painted cakes. Read on to find out more. 1. Ukiyo British soft-toy brand Jellycat has become very popular in recent years and their signature plush toys, or plushies, can be seen both on social media and as keychains on the bags of every other person on the street. Some enterprising cafes have started to incorporate the brand's charming designs into their food and drink items. The hashtags #jellycatcoffee and #jellycatcoffeecups collectively have over 8 million views on RedNote, a Chinese social media platform also known as Xiaohongshu. Ukiyo, a cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui's K11 Musea shopping centre, has collaborated with children's store Hanna Scallop to launch a Jellycat-themed menu, available until July. Items from Ukiyo's Jellycat-themed menu. Photo: Instagram/ukiyo_hk
South China Morning Post
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Japanese manga Chiikawa exhibition to be held in Hong Kong in August
An exhibition centred on the hugely popular Japanese manga series Chiikawa will be held in Hong Kong in the summer, with the event to include eight localised characters created in the form of dim sum such as har gow and siu mai as part of the city's latest efforts to cash in on the intellectual property economy. The exhibition's organiser, Hong Kong design studio AllRightsReserved, will sell tickets and distribute free ones for the three-week 'Chiikawa Days' show in August. The show will have indoor and outdoor elements in Tsim Sha Tsui and will be subject to stringent crowd control management. The show is part of efforts to encourage Hongkongers to remain in the city with their families over the summer, at a time when more residents are crossing the border for various holidays. It is the second summer in a row that the studio has hosted such an event, with last year seeing it hold a Doraemon show 'The city has the necessary talent and experience, supported by a robust legal framework. However, to successfully develop the IP economy, including hosting IP-related events, one crucial element is uniqueness and localisation,' AllRightsReserved founder Lam Shu-kam told the Post on Wednesday.
