Even though is is widely recognised as the "canteen of tycoons", Fook Lam Moon is not just for the well-heeled. The legendary restaurant where many of today's iconic Cantonese dishes were first created opens its doors to everyone. These are the dishes you should definitely not miss — even if you don't have a millionaire's budget.

This tiny restaurant counted on its small size to stay nimble and make a name for itself.

With their exceptional French gourmet, inviting decor and attentive service, these restaurants give you a complete French gastronomic experience - without having to leave town.

After seven years overseas, veteran Cantonese chef Tsang Chiu King returns to his native Hong Kong to lead Ming Court Wanchai, as he believes the city is the best place to preserve the Cantonese culinary heritage.

Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of downtown Hong Kong? These eateries offer a delicious escape.

Stand a chance to receive a copy of MICHELIN Guide and other amazing prizes simply by booking a meal at designated MICHELIN Guide-recommended restaurants via Chope during the month-long campaign from June 6 to July 5.

Whether you're looking to talk serious business or have a friendly banter among colleagues, you can’t go wrong with these MICHELIN-recommended restaurants.

This Mother's Day, show your appreciation for Mum — as well as the restaurants that have continued to keep us fed in these trying times — with these exclusive menus this weekend.

After his success with one-MICHELIN-star Arcane, Australian restaurateur Shane Osborn tells us why he set up sister restaurant Cornerstone to subtly impress with simple, everyday food.

These five classic Chinese dishes, offered by these MICHELIN Guide-listed restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau, feature both the distinctive and the unifying characteristics of regional cuisines across China.

These five cornerstone dishes of Cantonese cuisine have been elevated to an art form in the hands of master chefs at these MICHELIN Guide-featured restaurants in Hong Kong.

In Hong Kong's ever-evolving culinary landscape, these five iconic MICHELIN-starred restaurants have withstood the passage of time to exert an enduring influence over the city's Cantonese dining scene.

Travel around the world without the hassle of leaving Hong Kong in these popular restaurants that offer global flavours.

Classic Edomae sushi at the airport, a new Cantonese restaurant in Wan Chai, a MICHELIN-star transport from Spain, and two offshoots of MICHELIN-rated Japanese and Sichuan noodle eateries — we round up some new addresses to bookmark.

Goldfish-shaped scallop dumplings. Traditional har gow stuffed with minced bamboo like they just don't make anymore. Whether you like your dim sum classic or contemporary with a creative twist, these 5 MICHELIN-recommended restaurants are a must-visit for every dim sum lover.

Determined to carry on their mother’s legacy, Wong Shu Wah and Wong Kwok Wah, the second-generation owners of Sister Wah, still serve their famous beef brisket in clear broth exactly the way their mother would.

No dining experience or special occasion is complete without a curated wine list put together by talented sommeliers to match a restaurant's culinary prowess.

No matter what the season, a steaming hot bowl of soup will warm the heart. Here are five MICHELIN-recommended restaurants to get your fill.