Erika Fulenwider offers tips for an effortless Christmas at home.
Prefer an intimate Christmas dinner at home over the noisy, party atmosphere out on the town? Then there are plenty of take-out and dine-in options. Whether you are throwing a small party, a large banquet, or simply a family...
Don't stress about your Christmas dinner plans. There is something for everyone no matter what your style is, or what your wallet says. Plan now and be ahead of the game. Happy holidays!
Turkey and the Trimmings
Bizou
Serving up Californian cuisine, Bizou is hosting an American-style Christmas....
It ain’t easy being green. Eating healthily is a challenge, especially when you’re rushing to get to work on time. But there are alternatives to a coffee and pastry to go. Here are the places that offer nutritional breakfasts. They do the thinking; you do the ordering.
Central
Whether...
Go on, live a little. There is so much more to Western dining in Hong Kong than the ubiquitous French and Italian restaurants. How about Russian? Or Portuguese? Or even Hungarian? Here are some places that venture off the beaten culinary track.
Russian
Think of Russian cuisine, and you probably...
Things you need to know about Belgian cuisine: (a) it actually exists, and (b) there’s more to it than waffles. In fact, this small northern European country boasts more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than its neighbor, France. Belgian food marries French finesse with good old...
Hong Kong suddenly has a passion for all things Latin. Three separate events this month have a distinctly Spanish or Latin American flavor: Spain in Hong Kong 2005, the Latin American 2005 Festival, and the Latin Passion Festival. The city is teeming with art exhibitions, dance performances,...
Once a “destination” location for diners thanks to ultra-lounge one fifth and Italian joint Cinecitta, Star Street is going mainstream with a number of new restaurants and cafes. As well as the four detailed below, Illy plans to open a coffee shop there next year. Whether you’re...
