Street of delights
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Recently named the second-coolest street in the world by Time Out, Hong Kong's own Hollywood Road is a haven for foodies, with buzzy eateries and swanky restaurants at the pinnacle of fine dining alike. Get reacquainted with the 180-year-old street with our new guide on where to eat and drink along all 1,000 metres of it.
Speaking of the pinnacle of fine dining, the Michelin Guide recently unveiled its star rankings for 95 restaurants spanning Hong Kong and Macau. Click here to find out who retained, gained and lost stars in 2024, and don't miss out on the new Michelin Bib Gourmand picks as well for the highest-quality affordable eats around town.
Gavin Yeung
Senior Dining Editor, Tatler Hong Kong
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