From a Moroccan coffeehouse to a limited run Hokkaido custard flans, indulgences are up-for-grabs in three key places.

With The Rosewood's Butterfly Room sharing a French award for world's best afternoon tea, here are other Hong Kong sets to ...

Seemingly the possibilities of where tea can take us are truly endless. One thing’s for sure, whatever hour teatime strikes for you be it morning, noon or night, with the bagful of promises lining ...

Would you wait an hour for this viral dessert in Hong Kong? In this video, we share the full experience of waiting, tasting, and deciding on pineapple bun egg waffles: was it worth it?

This Hong Kong-style French toast recipe from Cybelle Tondu has an oozy peanut butter filling and a drizzle of sweetened condensed milk.

10. Egg Waffle. Also known as gai daan jai or eggettes, egg waffles are sweet, eye-catching, and delicious. These bubble-shaped waffles are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, often served ...

A POPULAR Asian dessert restaurant chain is set to land in the UK soon. Specialising in “egg puffs” which are more commonly known as bubble waffles, the chain is set to bring the trendi… ...

Dworkin said they plan to expand the menu to include lattes and espressos, foods like Hong Kong-style mochi bread on skewers and croffles — a croissant-waffle hybrid. Beyond bubble tea ...

Shares of Mixue Group, China’s largest bubble tea chain controlled by billionaire brothers Zhang Hongchao and Hongfu, jumped 43% in its Hong Kong IPO debut.

Mixue, a bubble tea and ice cream chain founded in 1997 in China's Henan province, debuted on Hong Kong's stock market on Monday. It offered close to 17.1 million shares, amounting to 3.45 billion ...

Hong Kong restaurant Cafe Hunan opens its first American restaurant, Professor Chan’s Hunan, in New York City with Hunan food and Hunan stir-fries in Long Island City in Queens in February.

It wasn’t long ago (months, maybe?) that the closest bubble waffle—an eggy-battered, puffed up, waffle-type dessert popular in Hong Kong—was probably Richmond, B.C. Now, thanks to a handful of spots ...