Popular sushi restaurant Chotto Maki has opened a third outlet in Tsim Sha Tsui, offering not only its signature rice rolls, but also a new noodle bar.
Lin Heung Tea House — one of the few remaining old-style dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong — suddenly announced overnight that it has shuttered after more than 100 years of service in the city.
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