• Encore: A Vegetarian Dinner of Hong Kong’s Farm Produce + Film Screening

    8104 A Box of Life Room 4, 1/F, Shing Yip Industrial Building, 19-21 Shing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Encore: A Vegetarian Dinner of Hong Kong's Farm Produce + Film Screening Grab the last few seats - register by 7 April! In July 2016, Slow Food Hong Kong collaborated with Kong Yeah to host a dinner that featured Hong Kong's locally grown summer produce (read about the event here). There was a large turnout, and

  • World Disco Soup Day

    Tong Chong Street Market Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Join us for World Disco Soup Day! After its success in Germany and Brazil, this year Slow Food Hong Kong is joining the global Slow Food network to organize the first ever World Disco Soup Day: a worldwide demonstration against the scandal of food waste. While millions of people still suffer from hunger, one third of the

  • Fish Ageing Lunch Presentation with Max Levy

    Okra 110 Queen's Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Fish Ageing Lunch Presentation with Max Levy Why Fresh Sushi Is Actually Bad Sushi It’s the biggest misconception about Japanese food! Many would think the fresher the fish, the better the taste. In reality, sashimi fish benefits from a certain amount of ageing for enzymes and protein to break down

  • Summer Workshop: Handmade Noodle

    Summer Workshop: Handmade Noodle Fully booked! Celebrate summer by making seasonal noodles! Join Slow Food Hong Kong to discover the joy of making food with your own hands, connecting with food in the true slow food spirit. Our collaborator Kong Yeah will present different types of local flour manufactured by Hong Kong's very own

  • The Subtleties of Sichuan Spices: Dinner with Chef Deng

    The Subtleties of Sichuan Spices: Dinner with Chef Deng Fully booked! The general misconception about Sichuan cuisine is that everything is hot, hot, HOT! But that’s not always the case, especially when prepared by acclaimed Chef Deng Huadong, in his exquisite style of Sichuan dishes using the freshest ingredients. In an

  • Kimchi Workshop with Yong Soo Do

    Bib N Hops Refined Shop 13, 2/F, J Residence, 60 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Kimchi Workshop with Yong Soo Do Kimchi is the most Korean of food items and no meal is complete without a portion of the red-coloured fermented cabbages. With the guidance of Bib N Hops’ head chef Yong Soo Do, making your own kimchi will be a fun and enjoyable experience.

  • Encore: Fish Ageing Lunch Presentation with Max Levy

    Okra 110 Queen's Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Encore: Fish Ageing Lunch Presentation with Max Levy Why Fresh Sushi Is Actually Bad Sushi Due to overwhelming interest, Max Levy, owner and chef of the acclaimed restaurant Okra Hong Kong will do an encore special lunch presentation for Slow Food Hong Kong on ageing fish for consumption. (Read about the

  • Terra Madre Day: traditional Italian lunch

    Trattoria Caffe Monteverdi 6A, High Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Terra Madre Day: traditional Italian lunch Terra Madre Day is Slow Food’s annual day to promote the diversity of food traditions and production. Since 2009, each year on Slow Food’s anniversary, 10 December, food communities and Slow Food convivia all around the world celebrate local eating, agricultural biodiversity and sustainable food

  • Encore: Sichuan Spices Dinner with Chef Deng

    Encore: Sichuan Spices Dinner with Chef Deng Sichuan cuisine has a reputation for only being hot and spicy, but the reality is not the case. Sichuan native and acclaimed Chef Deng Huadong has spent his career debunking the myth and and demonstrating the wide use of fresh ingredients and variety

  • Of Rice and Men: Workshop with Max Levy and Lau Chun

    House of Madison showroom 3/F, 8 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong

    Of Rice and Men: Workshop with Max Levy and Lau Chun As the world’s third most cultivated crop and the main staple food for nearly two billion people, the humble rice is often overlooked. Few people understand this glorious grain’s cultivation and cooking methods. In a unique setting at the