Hong Kong is a city that is full of great, award-winning restaurants and chefs. While most are familiar with these restaurants as guests, few get to witness the type of food that’s being served to staff. What’s on the menu for employees? To answer that question, we’ve created the series ‘Staff Meals’ to look at what’s on the menu for the people behind the counter when it’s their time to eat. For our first episode, we visit @hansikgoo and speak to chef @steve_ouiiii on what typically goes into his “Staff Meal.” As the “sikgoo” (family) in the restaurant’s name implies, lunchtimes are like a family gathering. (Video: @ryanputrant0)

Catching up with JP the Wavy during his last stop over in Hong Kong, we met with the artist backstage to find out more about the inspiration behind his most meaningful ink. Narrowing it down to his right arm, Wavy explained that the work on his right arm was drawn and inspired by the works of Verdy, which makes sense as it was Verdy himself that did the artwork to his first album in 2020, LIFE IS WAVY. (Video: @ryanputrant0)

Our latest 27 Questions is with none other than Anson Lo (@ansonlht) from @mirror.weare. The actor and singer opens up to us on all areas, from his skincare routine and best feature to his most ideal type. Full interview now at the link in bio. Let us know which answer surprised you the most. Video: @ryanputrant0

Looking for a place to get your next drink? This is where our beneficial list of Hong Kong’s best new bars come in. You’ll find everything from fancy spots to speakeasies, party places, and secret basements. Hit the link in our bio for all the details.

Happy Monday. Remember to work smarter, not harder. (Reel via @geoscimu.64)

Kaen Teppanyaki is the latest of five experiential concepts to open this year on the 45th floor of Gloucester Tower in Central. Kaen joins chic Shanghainese restaurant The Merchants and rooftop bar, Cardinal Point, which have opened. The Cristal Room by Anne-Sophie Pic and private members;’ club, the Gloucester Arts Club, will launch later this year. Head to link in bio to read our full review.

Take a tour of the Sanlorenzo SL90 Asymmetric that was just launched at the Aberdeen Marina Club. The yacht’s unique asymmetric layout creates a spacious and functional interior, while simultaneously offering unparalleled exterior deck spaces.

It’s-a me, Mar-Oreo! In what might be one of the most playful collaborations yet, OREO and Nintendo announced 16 special designs themed off the Super Mario franchise. These are set to drop on July 10.

LEGO’s first Architecture release of 2023 is the Himeji Castle. With 2,125 pieces, the set faithfully recreates details such as the castle’s turrets, walkways, and asymmetric walls. For its surroundings, you can build four cherry trees, two green foliage sets, and two pink cherry blossoms in its beautiful garden. You can even lift off the top of the main building to see the building’s simplified interior.

Live Nation has just announced that Post Malone is coming to Asia. Part of the “If Ya’ll Weren’t Here, I’d Be Crying World Tour,” Posty will be performing in Bangkok, Manila, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo, AND… Hong Kong! (Image: @livenationhk)

TGIF! Swap your staple rooftop views for sunny beach eateries and waterfront watering holes for the weekend. See our top picks of the best beachside restaurants and bars in Hong Kong. Tap the link in our bio to find out where they are!

Ahead of her exhibition opening, Lifestyle Asia talks to Ton Mak about how she turned her escapist doodles into the Flabjacks brand, the stories behind her most recent works and the new watercolour style that she’s cooking up. Having been away from Hong Kong since age eight, Mak has lived in several cities including Auckland, Shanghai and San Francisco. For the Hong Kong-born artist, “home” remains an ambiguous concept and can be found in moments of peace surrounded by nature, rather than a particular address. As such, her artworks focus on non-manmade environments such as night forests and starry skies, which hint at a sense of home. Ton Mak’e “WELCOME HOME” runs from now until July 15 at Gallery by the Harbour, Shop 207, Level 2, Ocean Centre, Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong.