From Hygge’s cosy vibes and TabiA’s Italian charm, to Fenty Beauty’s pop-up and Net-Work’s premium co-working space
Hygge
Having doled out, as the Danish name suggests, Scandinavian “cosiness” since 2022 in Tseung Kwan O, this comfortable cafe-restaurant has now opened a larger second location, in Tai Kok Tsui. Settled into its calming interiors, diners can expect Hygge’s signature crEpes and pizzas, as well as baked herring en papillote, pan-fried gnocchi in green sauce and even a Chiuchow abalone risotto. The coffee and dessert menus round out the warming experience for soul as much as stomach.
28 Pok Man Street, Tai Kok Tsui
TabiA
Inspired by childhood summers spent with their
nonna
, brothers Roberto and Riccardo Trento bring the flavours of Italy’s Dolomites to Hong Kong with this new eatery located just off the upper reaches of the Mid-Levels escalator. The diner’s warm wooden interior and rustic decor conjure a charming alpine farmhouse, setting the scene for hearty pastas and polenta, all served up with a side of
warm Italian hospitality
.
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55 Caine Road, Mid-Levels
Fenty Beauty Vintage Cinema
Marking the
Rihanna-owned beauty brand’s
debut pop-up in Hong Kong, Fenty Beauty Vintage Cinema blends the city’s iconic neon lights with nostalgic designs from the 1980s and 90s to create an immersive experience, celebrating the golden era of local cinema. Along with a line-up of the brand’s most coveted beauty items, guests can take home an adorably Hong Kong “Egg Waffle Make-up Sponge” as a gift with a purchase.
Shop B207A, Times Square, 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay
Net-Work
Building on the success of its Chinese workspace brand Hangout, the Hang Lung Group has opened Net-Work in Central’s Standard Chartered Bank Building. The premium co-working space offers customised service terms including secretarial assistance, bank account set-ups and business registration for tenants. Membership highlights include private and virtual offices, as well as spaces for hosting events.
Levels 18-19, Standard Chartered Bank Building, 4-4A Des Voeux Road Central
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