Food & Taste - Hobby

On every 15th August of the lunar calendar, the Mid-Autumn Festival, symbolizing family reunion, is celebrated with a bright full moon shining high above in the sky. Gathering around the table for an annual reunion dinner and sharing festive delicacies are cherished traditions for households celebrating this festival.

As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, it is once again that time of year when families gather to enjoy moon-gazing and lantern-playing, and of course, to indulge in delicious mooncakes. During this festive season that is all about joy and togetherness, the hy! online platform brings you the exclusive “Mid-Autumn Rewards”, allowing you to relish the enchanting moments of a full moon with your loved ones.

Barely surviving under the summer sun? Take a sip from a cup refreshing summer drink with a bite from a plate of cooling dessert, and gone is the sweltering heat!

The Lee Gardens Area is one that combines ultra modern architecture with well preserved pre-war tenements. In a busy city like Hong Kong, it is a rare place of refuge where people can still enjoy old school hospitality, with shop fronts and neon signs harking back to a bygone era.

The long-awaited Easter holiday is just around the corner! Be it the Easter Bunny, the chocolates, or the Easter Eggs, we all know these as symbolic of Easter, but have you ever thought about the traditional customs and stories behind them? Let us explore the “Easter Eggs” hidden within these cultural backgrounds together!

At the beginning of the new year, why not treat yourself to some delectable food? Enjoy authentic Vietnamese cuisine at An Nam, or experience Japanese Izakaya dining at Gonpachi upon their relocating to the 3rd floor at Lee Garden Two.

The human relationship with food is truly unique–as taste can be so evocative that it brings back memories of a time and place. To go on an adventure down memory lane, you can take a walk in the Lee Gardens Area, savour new and old flavours juxtaposed together, while appreciating our city’s unique and vibrant food scene.

Poon Chois, symbolising the abundance of wealth and daily necessities, have become an essential part of Hong Kong's food culture during major festivals, even indispensable during the Lunar New Year. Families gathering around the table and digging into Poon Chois is a sign of joyous and gleeful family reunions.

In ancient times, Chinese poet Su Shi composed the Song of Honey Wine for Dongpo Honey Wine, portraying the winemaking process intriguingly. This winter, we can also create our own “poem of whisky” with inspirations from different casks. And let’s discover the flavours and stories behind liquor and wine this Christmas!

Every Christmas, major brands launch limited editions of Advent calendars in all shapes and forms. This year, in keeping with our commitment to sustainable development, Lee Gardens has prepared a digital Advent calendar for everyone to enjoy a green Christmas filled with joy and surprises!