[2024 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for PMQ (Updated Oct)

Exotic painting by Young Korean Artist

Ryu Yaerim 유예림(b.1994) Couldn’t believe these paintings were by a young Korean artist at the very beginning - The painting itself, the story line, and the narrative are not the typical Asian style at all. There it lies a sense of humour and the disconnection with the reality which attracts me. 예술이다! The Baby Was Born In a Completely Furnished Room, Feeling Slightly Hungry, 2022 Just About to Talk About Some Stuff I Heard from A Huge Fan of Yours, 2021 White And Hard, 2022 New Diet, 2022 📍Korean Culture Centre Hong Kong #報名酒店試睡員

Free screening events for weekend

Feeling so content after attending the screening activities for two days during the long weekend. I am now happy to get back into the right track, experience and write about art again. 於長周末參加了兩天的放映活動，感覺很滿足。我現在很高興回到正軌，重新體驗藝術和寫作。 PMQ MOVIE LAB ° MOVIE LAB x MOViE MOViE Screening — ”A Man Called Ove” (2015) A warm and inspiring Swedish film about interpersonal relationship, based on the 2012 novel of the same name, nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 89th Academy Awards. There was a remake in 2022 by the Hollywood called “A Man Called Otto”. 一部關於人際關係、溫暖勵志的瑞典電影，改編自 2012 年的同名小說，曾獲得第 89 屆奧斯卡金像獎的最佳外語片提名。 — “The Collini Case” (2019) A suspenseful German film, adapted from the novel “Der Fall Collini” (name in German) by Ferdinand von Schirach, a German lawyer and writer. It touches the history of Nazi persecution in Italy. Shocked with the heavy-hearted twist, though with the kind of comforting scene at the end. 一部德國懸疑片，它觸及於意大利的納粹迫害的歷史。儘管最後出現了稍為令人欣慰的場景，但仍對沉重的轉折感到震驚。 ° “The Study of Book-to-Movie Adaptations” —Post-Screening Sharing ° The Many Faces of Stories” — Book x Movie Mini-Exhibition

Italian food @ Gustaci PMQ central

Address - Gustaci (Central) Shop HG01-05, G/F, Block B Hollywood, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central Ambiance/Facilities - art decorations. Highlights - lunch set $148 Avg. Price per Person - $190 Rating - 5*** I like the Calzone. someone said this pizza is too salty, but i actually found it very acceptable the pizza dough was fluffy and the cheese was aromatic enough def. tiramisu is still normal only .may I tasted good one in another Italian restaurant .

#foodie This signature roasted yellow chicken ever since Louise’s opening, I heard nothing but praise for this dish, and it’s all warranted. Perfectly cooked, with crispy skin and tender meat, the whole bird was paraded at our table before being carved. It is served along with a cast iron pot of Niigata rice well seasoned with chicken fat and chicken skin, spring onions and chives is certainly impressive and phenomenal. There are a few standout dishes in the recommendations below , most dishes are delightful local french dishes . Do check them out when you visit next time ! Recommendations: - Roasted Hong Kong yellow chicken, Niigata rice ‘en cocotte’, salad $1088 (serves 2-4 people) - Roasted verbena Axuria lamb saddle $518 - Smoked organic egg, potato, chorizo $188 - ‘Polmard’ beef tartare $258 - Freshly baked “Mama Royer” madeleines Deliciousness: 8.5/10 Value: 7/10 Service: 8/10 Recommendation: 8/10 • • • • • #drnomsrecommendation #drnoms推介 #hkigfood #hkfoodie #hkfoodblogger #foodblog #foodphotography #foodstagram #topcitybiteshk #topcitybites #tophongkongrestaurants #roastedchicken #louise #pmq #hkig #hkfoodie #michelinstar #michelinrestaurant #foodie

Free Hanbok Fitting for Two Days Only at PMQ Korea Plaza 2024.

🇰🇷On October 5th and 6th, the annual 'Korea Plaza' will be held at the PMQ Central Courtyard in Central and Sheung Wan. Admission is free. You can try on Hanbok for free, and there's also a wax figure of Lee Jong-suk for fans to take photos with. Additionally, there will be Korean beef delicacies, Korean alcoholic beverages, and booths from Korean appliance brands. The main stage will host authentic Korean food cooking classes, a zoning-out contest, and other K-pop performances.

Relaxed Italian Style.

This year's '778 Birthday Gathering' Part 2 took us to the newly opened Italian restaurant Pasteako at PMQ. A big thanks to Oli for the thoughtful selection and arrangement. Although PMQ is a great place, walking up from the metro station in the hot weather is no easy task. The restaurant indeed has a very Italian tavern vibe, reminding me of Osteria at the Gold Coast Hotel. The menu is simple, offering only set meals with no à la carte options. Since steak is on the menu, you can choose your preferred knife just like in a steakhouse. This time, I chose the Caping Knife. First up was the salad, featuring different colored tomatoes, baby spinach, olives, and nuts, simply dressed with olive oil for a natural and delicious taste. The salad is refillable; just let the staff know. Next came the pasta and steak. Initially, I thought they would be served separately, but they came together on a large plate. There were five of us, so we got to try all five pasta options on the menu. According to the staff, the tagliatelle and spaghetti are homemade, while the conchiglie, penne, and lumache are store-bought. However, the store-bought pastas with tomato sauce were quite tasty. The homemade tagliatelle had a chewy texture, paired with truffle sauce and freshly grated cheese by the staff, making it very flavorful. The risotto also had a chewy texture and was quite rich in flavor, not adjusted for local tastes. The steak options were 21-day aged sirloin or ribeye, both ordered medium rare, but they came out closer to medium. Normally, I prefer ribeye, but this time I would vote for the sirloin. Suddenly, we heard the staff ringing a bell, announcing 'Pasta Time,' and they brought out a large tray of pesto penne, offering free refills to the guests, instantly livening up the atmosphere. Surprisingly, the pesto penne was very delicious. Dessert was tiramisu, served in a large dish and portioned out for guests, with chocolate shavings grated on top in front of us, making it very interactive. Since we planned to go somewhere else afterward, we didn't have coffee here. Restaurant Information: PASTEAKO Shop HG01-HG05, Block B, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central

Yum yum High-Quality Thai Food

Discovered a high-quality Thai restaurant at PMQ during a casual stroll on a day off. Decided to try it out with friends and was pleasantly surprised! Thought it wouldn't be crowded on a weekday evening, but ended up waiting for a table 🤣. Many foreigners were dining there, and the food was excellent! Chargrilled Chicken Satay $98.00 The chicken was tender and flavorful, and the satay sauce was rich and thick (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎). A must-try! Crabmeat Fried Rice $158.00 No need to peel the shell, and you get chunks of crab meat in every bite (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎). The fried rice had a great wok hei! Pad Thai with Prawns $138.00 Authentic BKK seasoning—more intense than usual! The flavor was tangy and strong, and each noodle was well-seasoned. The addition of tiger prawns made it even better! Wok Fried Wagyu Beef $128.00 Don't order this alone! (≧∇≦) It must be paired with rice or flatbread (*ˉ︶ˉ*). The wagyu beef was flavorful, and the whole dish was very appetizing (*ˉ︶ˉ*). Baby Kale $68.00 Delicious! It was one of the first dishes served 😂. Couldn't wait for the rice and Pad Thai, so it was gone in an instant 🤣. Stir-fried to perfection, light and tasty! Young Thai Coconut $58.00 A must-have with Thai food—refreshing and perfect for a hot summer day! It revitalizes you (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎). Mango & Passionfruit Smoothie $78.00 Very fresh! Definitely made with real ingredients, with a strong mango flavor. 📍BKK Shop SG09-SG14, Staunton, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central

Korea square in HK

#FallingSeason it is my first time visiting Korea Square in HK. unique ecxperience. you can try hanbok, you can eat and take photos and received lots of gifts. i enjoyed my experience and definitely worth trying thank you for best emotions.

Once a dormitory for married policemen, PMQ is now full of creative studios, with stores selling household supplies and fashionable clothes, in addition to workshops and galleries. In this artistic location, you can find plenty of nice things. In addition to the commodities and exhibitions here, each floor's staircase makes for an artistic photo backdrop.

Located at No. 35, Aberdeen Street, Central, PMQ is a design creative place color fresh and simple in the Yuan Dynasty. It is full of avant-garde design and inspiration. Here, young artists and designers from all over Hong Kong and around the world are gathered here. PMQ Yuan Chuangfang is a three-level historical building in Hong Kong. Its predecessor was a married police dormitory built in 1951. Its English name PMQ is the first letter of the three words of Police Married Quarters. The PMQ yuan is divided into two 7-storey buildings, A and B, connected by a flyover. The air corridor on the 4th floor is decorated with bamboo and green plants. Under the reinforced concrete surrounding, it has become an oasis in the city. You must not miss the art and design shop here, from handmade products to art furniture, from jewellery to clothing and shoes, it can be said that almost every product is unique. .

PMQ means Police Married Quarters, a married police quarters. It is a three-level historic building, but it is not a police quarters. It is now a creative center in Hong Kong. I don't know why the married police dormitory will become a creative center, but there are a lot of weird things in it. You can go to a lot of small things and take pictures. You can take a beautiful photo. Let's go!