Hong Kong Living March 2020

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DINING

Table for one Rik Glauert shares his top ten tips for eating out alone

The coronavirus is here in Hong Kong and people are going out to eat alone. Whether you call it paranoia or best practice, Hong Kongers are avoiding going out in groups. Large restaurant tables and packed dance floors are no longer the hottest places to be in the 852. But, Hong Kong is still a gastronomic paradise. And, some of us still have tiny

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kitchens without dishwashers. So, here is how to brave the Hong Kong dining scene, alone:

BOOK AHEAD Seasoned single diners always recommend booking ahead. That way, you’re guaranteed a seat and won’t face any “no single diners”

rejection nonsense at the restaurant.

BE PROUD Unfortunately, there is still a lot of unnecessary social stigma around dining alone. But, don’t be shy! Be bold, be proud and enjoy your “me time”.


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