Showing posts with label shanghai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shanghai. Show all posts

Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Sideways Driving Club is racing fun, Paul Gerrard Salon is your oasis in Central, ERA Barbers is the urban men’s retreat and picture perfect photos from Mediative.





3de4f9929d4ae12e90fb4141b6f201b7.jpgFulfill And Give In To That Adrenaline Rush At Sideways Driving Club Hong Kong

Sideways Driving Club has also been in town for more than 10 years - solid proof that they’re on top of their game and that people who have that need for speed choose them and only them! With additional services such as catering, racing shop and a fully licensed bar (no other center has these), Sideways Driving Club is truly a must-visit in Hong Kong.

In fact, why don’t you visit on April 10-12 and fill that adrenaline rush? It’s the season of the 2015 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix and for those who can’t fly to Shanghai and witness the races, the next best thing is to experience how it is to race (albeit virtually!) Showcase those wicked driving skills at the venue where even real life race drivers like Macau Grand Prix winner Darryl O’Young and Formula BMW Asia Champion Ross Jamison have given their stamps of approval.



landscape_nrm_1424654627-margot.jpgPaul Gerrard Salon Hong Kong Recommends These Must-Try Spring Hairstyles

As you say adieu to snow and cold weather and say aloha to the long-awaited sunny but still a bit chilly days of spring, there’s no better time to sport a new hairstyle! Change in weather also calls for a nice change in hairdo, right?

So - would it be short or long? Whatever spring hairstyle you prefer, don’t forget to have your friendly hairstylists over at Paul Gerrard Salon do it for you! Paul Gerrard Salon Hong Kong is home to professional, highly skilled and courteous hair stylists. With years of experience in various parts of the world, these pros can help you get that perfect spring look!  


era-barbers.jpgERA Barbers Is Where Hong Kong Gets Its Groove On

ERA Barbers. This popular barber shop is best known for its cutting edge, urban chic hairstyles for men. From retro to contemporary, their highly skilled barbers can whip them up! Want retro style groovy haircuts? ERA Barbers knows how to deliver awesome old school cool.

ERA Barbers Hong Kong also sells carefully handpicked skin care products especially crafted for the Adonises of this generation.

Strategically located in the heart of Central, this Hong Kong barber shop can also ignite the creative side of any man. Want a little inspiration? Go to ERA Barbers and get a stylish haircut that’s straight out of a men’s fashion magazine. Go on – you deserve it!


10885034_773672906020836_8494235593821872745_n.jpgOne Important Reason Why Soon-To-Be-Wed Couples Should Hire Mediative Hong Kong

Mediative Hong Kong photographers can say it out loud: weddings are their favorite! Weddings, they say, always get them every time, no matter how many times they’ve covered them. Emotions are genuine and people are natural. Now if you have wedding photographers who see your special day that way, don’t you want them to be a part of your memorable day?

Mediative Hong Kong offers full service Location Wedding photography in European cities such as Prague, Bratislava and Vienna as they have close connections with these capital cities. The team also knows how to speak the local language and know all the hidden beautiful places in those said areas.

Contact the team now for consultation. Call Natalia Segura at mobile: +852 902 12 859 or send e-mail to segura@mediative.hk




Thursday, 19 September 2013

Great views are best experienced with Italian food at Isola

Food tastes better in beautiful surroundings. That’s just one of the reasons why the Italian cuisine at Isola Italian restaurants tastes so exquisite. Isola restaurants are internationally renowned for their chic interiors and spectacular locations. Isola Hong Kong’s open concept restaurant is well known for its stylish interior and has a large outdoor terrace overlooking Hong Kong’s harbour. Its sister restaurant Isola Shanghai has a reminiscent style and also has a sweeping outdoor terrace with views of bustling Lujiazui and the Huangpu River.


Against these stunning backdrops, Isola restaurants offer customers a daily antipasti lunch buffet, and an a la carte menu of fresh Italian food made from the finest ingredients. Get your meal off to a great start by treating yourself to a delicious light starter like Vitello tonnato con capperi ed acciughe (Roasted Dutch organic veal loin with tuna sauce, capers, anchovies and salad leaves) or Zuppa di aragosta all’ Aragonese con cozze e pomodorini (Lobster bisque style soup with mussels and San Marzano baby tomatoes). You can watch your food being prepared by our experienced chefs in the open copper kitchens.

Main courses include authentic Italian pasta dishes and a wide range of seafood and meat dishes cooked in the restaurant’s open ovens and grill. But the piece de resistance is Isola’s famed stone baked pizza. Try the ‘Trifola’ with black truffle and crescenza cheese.
 
These ultra crispy pizzas are also available in Isobar, a funky lounge bar and outdoor terrace directly connected to Isola Hong Kong. Isobar shares the same sensational views of the Kowloon skyline and is a great location in which to enjoy a casual lunch or pre-dinner cocktails from the exceptional drinks list.
Come and be seen at this happening scene with stunning scenery - at Isola and Isobar.

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Monday, 25 July 2011

The imbalance between Hong Kong the shopping hub and Hong Kong the e-commerce snob


Don’t look now but it seems like Hong Kong, the supposedly recognized hub of tourism and shopping in this part of Asia, continues to downplay the power of e-commerce. According to EcommercePlus data, the top three Chinese provinces that have fully embraced e-commerce based on total online purchase orders are Guangdong, Zhejiang and Jiangsu. Meanwhile, the top three cities that are fond of online shopping are Guangzhou, Beijing and Shanghai. What’s wrong with this picture? No Hong Kong in sight, that’s what!


Guangzhou and Guangdong may be close neighbors of Hong Kong but the latter, the widely recognized mecca of retail and wholesale trade and shopping, is apparently an e-commerce snob. In fact, based on the data gathered by EcommercePlus, Hong Kong is nowhere even in the top 10!

Now the questions are: why do Hong Kong people resist e-commerce? What is it about e-commerce exactly that they frown upon?

And for the businesses (both online and offline) that want to garner more Hong Kong online orders, the challenge now is: what should you as a business entity do, acquire and implement in order to attract the attention of the Hong Kong customers?

The most possible steps to take would be to have cleaner, more transparent and more efficient portals where orders and customer relations can be established, developed and maintained. These portals must not only be pleasing to the eye and must not only offer good products or services…these must also know how to address customer concerns in the most effective manner. By the way, these portals need not be websites. They can be Facebook pages, Twitter pages, Sina Weibo profiles and the like. Of course, the employees who will process the orders must have topnotch customer service skills. And it will help a lot if a digital agency is on hand to assist. Perhaps only then can Hong Kong finally see a rise in the level of interest for online shopping.

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