Yesterday, Chef Albert Adria, younger brother of fabled El Bulli's fabled Ferran Adria, came to Hong Kong for ONE day only to cook a special, by invitation only dinner at HK's hot spot of the moment, Catalunya. (While HKers love our Cantonese food, we crave variety too, and tapas are all the rage now.) Guess who was on hand to greet and exclusively interview Chef Adria? That's right: Little Adventures' senior host Johannes Pong.
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We had a fabulous time working with CNN on Anthony Bourdain's "Parts Unknown Foodie Challenge" last week. CNN has an awesome photo essay that captures all the action of the event here. We also grabbed some snapshots of our Little Adventures in Hong Kong team hard at work judging which two of the 12 teams had the best all around foodie knowledge....
Our friends at the Four Seasons, one of Hong Kong's best hotels, have flattered us indeed. In this month's issue of their luxury Four Seasons Magazine, they feature an article called "Beginner's Guide to China," a selection of their favorite attractions throughout the country. For Hong Kong, they have but one insider recommendation: Little Adventures. Here's what they had to say.
Eat your way through Hong Kong. The best way to get to know the real Hong Kong is to eat and to walk, delving into traditional neighbourhoods that can still be found amid the gleaming skyscrapers. Little Adventures in Hong Kong, helmed by a group of plugged-in food, travel and lifestyle journalists and bloggers, is your go-to tour. Tours are limited to just three people and can be customized (for example, you can do a “won-ton-athon”). One...
Oh, we do love the Star Ferry! But Hong Kong, a city of countless islands, has a dozen or more other little boats that are even more fun to discover. When you come on a Little Adventure in Hong Kong, we'll introduce you to some of our favorite ferry rides. Like this one:
...Fablous #hongkongferry ride to Cheung Chau on the South China Sea vine.co/v/bd21YbHWjqj
— Little Adventures HK (@hongkongwalks) March 22, 2013