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Shopping F rom t h e De s k oF t he C on C ie rg e W h ere to eat in h o ng Kong 7 7 BRE AKFA ST Sweet Dynasty This well-known eatery is a definite stop for a sweet tooth thanks to famous treats such as tofu pudding, but it’s also popular for its all-day traditional Chinese breakfast: congee, steamed rice rolls and all manner of decadent dim sum staples. 100 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; 852-2199-7799 LUNCH Nanhai No. 1 Named after an ancient Chinese ship, Nanhai No. 1 is as known for its modern Cantonese fare as for its panoramic views of the city. Local seafood is the main event here, but there are plenty of other tasty options, including the teasmoked chicken. 30/F, iSquare, 63 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; 852-2487-3688 DINNER Tin Lung Heen The Michelin-starred Tin Lung Heen offers refined authentic Cantonese cuisine with the beautiful harbor views. Signature dishes include barbecued Iberian pork, double-boiled chicken soup with fish maw in baby coconut, and steamed crab claw with egg white in Hua Diao wine. 102/F, The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong; 852-2263-2270 8½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana The brainchild of a former Ritz-Carlton chef, Otto e Mezzo has a rabid following for good reason. Centered on contemporary Italian cuisine, it features handmade pastas and generous seafood choices. Shop 202, Landmark Alexandra, 18 Chater Road, Central; 852-2537-8859 HoFFmAN CHU 8 Wa n c h a i Hip retailers keep popping up in this enclave of 1950s shops and houses that line Star Street, Moon Street, Sun Street and St. Francis Yard. Sonjia 2 S u n S t. 852 2529 6223 Sonjiaonline.com The industrial chic interior of Sonjia Norman’s eponymous boutique provides the perfect backdrop for the eclectic womenswear styles sold here — pretty one-off designs combining vintage fabrics with modern silhouettes. A talented curator, Norman also handpicks wonderful under-the-radar fashion and accessory lines, like those from Gaurav Gupta and Roberto Del Carlo. Monocle S h o p 1, u / G B o F u n G m a n S i o n , 1 S t. F r a n c i S Ya r d 852 2804 2323 S h o p. m o n o c l e . c o m Monocle started as a magazine but is fast becoming known for its international boutiques. limited-edition design items, the result of clever brand partnerships, are what make the shop unique. This season, look for underwear made in tandem with Sunspel, bags made in collaboration with Tembea and a fragrance created with Commes des Garçons. ovo 16 Queen’S road eaSt 852 2526 7226 o v o. c o m . h k ovo designs a contemporary furniture line that can be ordered in a wide variety of materials and finishes. Also sold here is a selection of sophisticated home accessories, animal skin throws and lighting. ovo’s nearby sister branch, ovo Studio, is the place to shop for ultramodern housewares and furniture. 7. P e t i t B a z a a r 80 QueenS road eaSt 852 2528 0229 petitBazaar.canalBloG. com This 3,000-square-foot emporium caters to children. look for a large selection of french label kids clothes, shoes and accessories. And, of course, there are toys galore. 8 . S i f t Pat i S S e r i e G / F, d o m i n i o n c e n t e r 49-53 Queen’S road eaSt 852 2528 0084 SiFtdeSSertS.com The cakes, pastries, chocolates, macaroons and cookies sold at Sift are more than beautifully presented; they’re all made by hand from ingredients like Callebaut chocolate from Belgium and bourbon vanilla from Madagascar. The perfect break from retail therapy. Chief CoNCieRGe The RiTz-CARlToN, hoNG KoNG 54 w w w. r i t z c a r lt o n . c o m IllustratIon: Ward schumaker http://www.SONJIAONLINE.COM http://OVO.COM.HK http://www.SIFTDESSERTS.COM http://SHOP.MONOCLE.COM http://WWW.RITZCARLTON.COM

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Ritz-Carlton Magazine - Fall 2012

Ritz-Carlton Magazine - Fall 2012
Contents
Contributors
Editor’s Letter
President’s Letter
Falling in Love With ... San Francisco
Design
Technology
On the Boulevards
Shopping
Jewelry
Watches
Art
Gourmet Travel
Wellness
Golf
Okinawa
Culinary
Let Us Stay With You
Heritage

Ritz-Carlton Magazine - Fall 2012