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- Sensus Bistro on Capstan Way, Richmond by Chow Times on Nov 20, 2009
We had passed by Sensus Bistro many times before. But the thing is that we had never had the urge to go in and check it out ... until now. You know what I think? I think it is because they have dark windows throughout the frontage that firstly you c...
- Speaking of last days … by From Lotusland to Hong Kong on Oct 2, 2009
As you may recall if you’ve been following my blog since day one (and for those of you who haven’t, what’s the matter with you?), I started my time in Hong Kong in a tiny, seedy hotel room at the Ibis North Point, which was close to...
- One day in Macau, may be my last by From Lotusland to Hong Kong on Sep 22, 2009
Hope you all got the cool 10 cc reference in the header … if not, whatever. Popped over to Macau for the day, mostly so I could say I did. But I’m not sure it was worth the hour-long ferry ride there and back, plus the immigration lineu...
- Treasures In Its Own Backyard by Vinko's Thoughts On... on Sep 22, 2009
Today is World Carfree Day and there were various government officials participating by taking MTR (Hong Kong’s subway system) to work and to meetings. Yesterday the Hong Kong government announced its deal with Mitsubishi to purchase 10 Mitsu...
- Full moon in Hong Kong by From Lotusland to Hong Kong on Sep 19, 2009
Chinese cuisine isn’t big on desserts, as you probably know, but one treat that is everywhere right now is the mooncake, a not-too-sweet pastry filled with a lotus seed paste and custard of different colours and flavors, sometimes made from...
- When Koppu blew through by From Lotusland to Hong Kong on Sep 14, 2009
Finally, a real typhoon to kick up some action. Okay, so it’s just Severe Tropical Storm Koppu at the moment, but it’s threatening to grow into a full-blown typhoon (sorry) within the next few hours. I was at work when the Level 8 warni...
- A park with a history by From Lotusland to Hong Kong on Sep 12, 2009
This is the Kowloon Walled City Park, a boring name for a place with an incredible history. It was a Chinese military garrison that became a slum tenement after the Second World War, eventually housing more than 30,000 people with no running water or...
