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NBA Legends Celebrity Game

Basketball fever is sweeping Macau in the run-up to the NBA Legends Celebrity Game at The Venetian Arena on December 7. The line-up reads like a roll-call of basketball’s Hall of Fame, including legends such as Tracy McGrady, Ray Allen and Tony Parker. Expect a world-class exhibition, alongside showstopping performances by pop superstars Sammi Cheng Sau-man and Raymond Lam Wui-man, and don’t forget the NBA dance team to assure a real slam dunk of a show.
For more information and tickets, visit cotaiticketing.com
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Grand Majestic Sichuan x Feng Wei Ju

Two Sichuanese powerhouses will unite on Wednesday as executive chef Theign Phan, of Hong Kong’s Grand Majestic Sichuan, welcomes master chef Chan Chek-keong of two-Michelin-starred Feng Wei Ju from Macau. For one night only, signature dishes from both chefs will feature flavours spanning the culinary repertoire of Sichuan province, such as boiled grouper in spicy oil and Wagyu beef short-rib in golden broth. The night marks Feng Wei Ju’s first culinary venture in Hong Kong.
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Maison&Objet

Maison&Objet is known for throwing some of the biggest design shows on the planet. For its 30th anniversary this year, the fair has made its first foray into Hong Kong, with the Maison&Objet Design Factory and the Hong Kong Design on Stage Showcase, both events taking place at the Convention and Exhibition Centre from December 5 to 7. The showcase is split into five pavilions exploring the theme of conscious design, with more than 120 brands and artisans discussing French and Chinese design traditions. The Hong Kong Design on Stage pavilion will highlight 10 local designers, with a focus on responsible urban living and creativity in Hong Kong.
Visit designinspire.hktdc.com
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Dancing Between Words and Images – Hong Kong Film and Literature

Literature and cinema have always enjoyed an intricate relationship in Hong Kong, and it’s one that underpins the latest film programme from the Hong Kong Film Archive, to be screened at its Sai Wan Ho cinema until February 23.
“Dancing Between Words and Images” features 17 films, from the 1940s to the present, divided into the themes of classic literature, urban stories centring on women, explorations of social values, romantic tales and local creativity. Select films will be accompanied by post-screening talks with filmmakers and scholars to provide an even fuller picture.
Visit filmarchive.gov.hk


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Sichuan boiled grouper in spicy oil from Feng Wei Ju. Photo:  Feng Wei Ju

Houston Rockets forward Tracy McGrady is part of the NBA Legends Celebrity Game line-up. Photo: AP Photo

Feng Wei Ju’s signature boneless beef ribs with home-made chilli sauce. Photo: Feng Wei Ju

Maison&Objet Design Factory is set to exhibit the most prominent French and Chinese designers. Photo: Handout

A still from 77 Heartbreaks. Photo: Hong Kong Film Archive

Meet the chefs bringing Michelin-worthy food to private homes and kitchens in Hong Kong, from Peking duck to Chiuchow cuisine

Gabriel Chung’s chu-toro tartare; private chefs are gaining traction in Hong Kong’s dining scene. Photo: Eugene Chan

Felix Cheung’s signature Peking Duck, Beak-To-Tail. Photo: courtesy of Felix Cheung

Felix Cheung’s signature Peking Duck. Photo: courtesy of Felix Cheung

Felix Cheung prepares his signature Peking Duck. Photo: courtesy of Felix Cheung

Gabriel Chung’s dish of female snow crab with yuzu hollandaise sauce. Photo: courtesy of Gabriel Chung

Chef Gabriel Chung at the Sub-Zero and Wolf kitchen at House of Madison. Photo: Eugene Chan

Felix Cheung hosts a private dinner. Photo: courtesy of Felix Cheung

Gabriel Chung’s dish of heirloom tomatoes, smoked ricotta, mixed herbs and flowers. Photo: courtesy of Gabriel Chung

Hui Mei-tak of Pak Loh Chiu Chow Private Kitchen. Photo: Handout

A spread of Chiuchow delicacies from Pak Loh Chiu Chow Private Kitchen. Photo: Handout

Chiuchow soy sauce abalone with fried rice. Photo: courtesy of Pak Loh Chiu Chow Private Kitchen

Insiders’ George Town: Penang’s capital beyond its atmospheric hotels and street art

The Habitat Penang Hill, set in the midst of ancient rainforest. Photo: The Habitat Penang Hill

Penang’s distinctive trishaws still do a busy trade ferrying tourists around town. Photo: John Brunton

Children posing for parents in Step by Step Lane, with graffiti art by Lithuanian Ernest Zacharevic. Photo: John Brunton

Khoon Klang Bak Kut Teh in Jelutong. Photo: John Brunton

The Hin Bus Depot. Photo: John Brunton

Joe Sidek standing outside Edison Hotel. Photo: John Brunton

Ren I Tang, in Little India. Photo: John Brunton

Dish in Focus: Dim Sum Library’s dan dan xiao long bao

Chef Leung Kwok-wah has married two beloved dishes at Dim Sum Library, combining xiao long bao with the spicy broth from Hutong’s dan dan noodles. Photo: Handout

Dim Sum Library’s dan dan xiao long bao. Photo: Handout

Leung Kwok-wah, executive dim sum chef at Aqua Restaurant Group. Photo: Handout

The South Korean artist making lamps out of McDonald’s bags

Korean artist Gyuhan Lee in front of an artwork as part of his solo exhibition, “Pop Craft Structure”, at WOAW Gallery in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Artist Gyuhan Lee’s background is in furniture design, which shows through in his work. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Gyuhan Lee’s work, Kitty Paper Trunk. Photo: courtesy of WOAW Gallery

McDonald’s Paper Bag Lighting by Gyuhan Lee. Photo: courtesy of WOAW Gallery

Gyuhan Lee’s solo exhibition “Pop Craft Structure” is on view at WOAW Gallery, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam

Gyuhan Lee’s Day & Night – Hermes Paper Architecture. Photo: courtesy of WOAW Gallery

The show is on view at WOAW Gallery, Hong Kong, till December 16. Photo: courtesy of WOAW Gallery

Uncovering Hanoi, Vietnam’s rich culture and cuisine

Hanoi, Vietnam’s captivating capital blends ancient history with modern energy. Photo: Getty Images

Hanoi, Vietnam’s Long Bien bridge, over the Hong River, connects the districts of Hoan Kiem and Long Bien. Photo: Shutterstock

A traditional Vietnamese baguette filled with pate, meat and vegetables. Photo: Shutterstock

Pho tai gau is made with thin slices of beef on top of noodles. Photo: Pham Thi Thuy Duong

The Long Bien bridge was built between 1899 and 1902 and has become a symbol of Vietnamese resistance against imperialism. Photo: Thomas Bird

Hoan Kiem Lake is considered to be the soul of the city. Photo: Thomas Bird

The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long was built during the Ly Dynasty, in the 11th century, on the foundations of a 7th-century Chinese fortress. Photo: Thomas Bird

Train Street is a popular Hanoi attraction. Photo: Shutterstock

Pham Thi Thuy Duong standing inches away from a train passing along Train Street. Photo: Thomas Bird

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Watch NBA Hall of Famers in action, two Sichuanese chefs cook up a storm, catch Maison&Objet’s design exhibition, and explore the city’s film and literary roots


Watch NBA Hall of Famers in action, two Sichuanese chefs cook up a storm, catch Maison&Objet’s design exhibition, and explore the city’s film and literary roots.
