#hong kong style

[fullcravings]

Hong Kong-Style Coconut Tarts

[lifeblogstory]

Chicken On Noodle With Sweet Sauce

Coming back to the store where I often visit during university😋. Because this bakery has many delicious food. Small and tasty. Often eat chicken wings on instant noodle, with sweet sauce🍝. Also, have Hong Kong style milk tea🧋. The sauce is salty and little sweet. Makes the chicken very appetizing🍗. Noodles become delicious as well. Miss the moment of eating this during student year🥲. From “Kissena Cafe”

[fashionbooksmilano]

Hong Kong Style

by Peter Moss

FormAsia, Hong Kong 2000, 120 pages, 25,5x25,5cm, ISBN 962-7283-25-8

euro 45,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

Style, that enigmatic ingredient of good taste, has woven an elusive thread through the volatile history of Hong Kong. More than any other, this city has stood at the crossroads of East and West, its identity evolving amid often conflicting currents. Since emerging from colonial rule, Hong Kong has increasingly embraced its Chinese origins, drawing on old and tenacious roots. This copiously illustrated volume delves into the diverse and intangible influences behind Hong Kong's faade, exploring the varied elements that contribute to its particular lan. Hong Kong Style is concerned not with the private domain of exclusive domiciles, but with the wholly accessible style reflecting the personality of Hong Kong as it has evolved over the last 160 years.

02/03/24

[sl33py-g4m3r]

ever just randomly get really into something with no rhyme or reason behind it? or maybe there was and I just have no idea what sparked the interest at all...

for some reason I've become really interested in Mahjong~~ and come to find out there are quite a few different styles of the game; as it seems like just a card game but with tiles instead~~

not the tile matching one either, the actual game~~

which style tho? through cursory research there are so many different varieties of the game~~ so many... and I might've missed some but from what I've gathered:

American mahjong (is it the tile matching one or the actual game but with different rules?) looked it up, its a spin on the og game~~

Hong Kong style

different styles of mahjong all over china

Singapore ruleset

Japanese ruleset

and idk if that's it or not~~~ or if there are many more that I haven't found yet.

and the tiles are relatively expensive or so I've read. a set I think at cheapest price (haven't actually looked but am tempted to; but I've no need for the tiles) is like $50

and you need at least 3 people to play~~~ usually 4~~~

So I'd have no need for the tiles, unless there's some other games you could play with them...

so which style should I try to learn? should I buy the tiles, or would that be pointless?

why the sudden fascination?? I don't get it....

how hard would it be to learn? would it even be worth it for me to learn, given I have no one around to play it with?

[theneondreaming]

[itboytrends]

Brandon Flynn and Jordan Tannahill's wedding

[voguefashion]

Anya Taylor-Joy photographed by Norman Jean Roy on the covers of Vogue Hong Kong, September 2024.

[pink-insanity]

[crabsnpersimmons]

i was meaning to reply to some asks today, but then the anxiety hit

so i'm gonna take it easy for the rest of the day. i'll be okay, i just need some rest

for now, here are some cake roll inspired DCA OC doodles i did before the anxiety hit

their names are Beri (a strawberry cake roll) and Cheri (a black forest cake roll) and they are 6 inches tall

[alenagerashchenko]

HONG KONG

[black-is-no-colour]

Galina Arkhi, photographed by Olivier Yoan for Tatler Hong Kong July 2023

[fullcravings]

Hong Kong Style French Toast

[beau-gar]

LUCIEN

www.beau-gar.tumblr.com

[vyoru]

straight up now tell me’ do u really want 2 love me forever nuh uh auh

[arcadebroke]

[theneondreaming]