An endless feast awaits you at Hong Kong Wine & Dine Month!
2010 is the "Hong Kong Festival Year," with different themes planned for each month and season to welcome visitors from around the world. From October 28 to November 30 is "Hong Kong Wine & Dine Month," which brings together fine wines, delicious cuisine, music, and entertainment. It showcases world-renowned wines paired with local restaurant dishes, along with events such as gourmet trails, street carnivals, Sai Kung Seafood Festival, and the International Wine Exhibition, spanning the entire month to create a fall food paradise in Hong Kong!
Hong Kong is the fashion capital of food in Asia. (Photo provided by the Hong Kong Tourism Board)
"Hong Kong Wine & Dine Month" is one of the most anticipated events of the year in Hong Kong, with "American Express" as a sponsoring organization. The event kicks off with the four-day "Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival" from October 28 to 31; from November 6 to 30 is the uniquely flavored "Sai Kung Seafood Festival"; November 12 to 14 features the "Lan Kwai Fong Carnival 2010," themed around South American flair, with over 80 booths and exciting performances to kick off a lively party atmosphere.
For those interested in alcoholic beverages, don't miss the "Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Exhibition," held from November 4 to 6, showcasing a variety of wines, beers, spirits, and other alcoholic drinks, as well as wine production and logistics services; finally, there's the "SoHo Market & Wine Trail" from November 19 to 21.
Fine wine paired with delicious food is the most enticing culinary experience.
In addition to the major events, major hotels and restaurants in Hong Kong are also holding simultaneous food promotion activities, including special discounts, wine and dine offers, wine tastings, and more. For detailed information, please visit the official website.
"Hong Kong Wine & Dine Month": http://www.discoverhongkong.com/festivehk2010/tc/wine_dine/index.jsp
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