In this issue

On the cover of this month’s issue of Tatler Hong Kong is Syed Asim, the co-founder of Black Sheep Restaurants. The dining group that over 30 restaurants to its name, two of which have been awarded a Michelin star each, shared its Covid-19 playbook in support of the industry last year. Meanwhile, our editors celebrate key figures shaping and defining the city’s food and beverage scene in our dining edition of Asia’s Most Influential: Tastemakers list. Elsewhere, we explore different subcultures in Hong Kong, from local street photographers, to artists, break-dancers and rappers.

A Hotelier with Heart

Winnie Chiu, president and executive director of Dorsett Hospitality International, reveals what she learnt from her father, David Chiu, and her advice to the next generation of female leaders

5 mins

Feeling Psyched

Clinical psychologist “Grandpa Maoyu” uses Instagram to share mental health advice alongside his enviable streetwear wardrobe

3 mins

Pour It Up

Devender Sehgal is the assistant general manager and head of the beverage programme at Hong Kong’s newest Japanese izakaya, The Aubrey. He reveals how he landed the gig creating cocktails for the city’s hottest new bar

3 mins

The Young Collectors

Ed Tang and Jonathan Cheung have set up their own advisory company to guide aspiring collectors through the opaque world of galleries and trade fairs

6 mins

Beyond the Wall

As the fifth edition of the HKwalls street art and mural festival goes ahead this month, four Hong Kong artists discuss what inspires their work

4 mins

Straight Outta Hong Kong

Tattooed, pierced and primed to provoke, a new generation of artists is reviving the spirit of Canto-rap

5 mins

The World Beneath

Backed by Rolex, Sylvia Earle is determined to protect our oceans with her Mission Blue initiative

3 mins

The Long Run

Black Sheep Restaurants co-founder Syed Asim Hussain runs dozens of Hong Kong’s buzziest restaurants, but his biggest appetite is for risk

10+ mins

Creative Dialogue

Architect David Adjaye has joined forces with artist Adam Pendleton for an unusual exhibition at Pace in Hong Kong. Before it opens this month, the pair discuss blurring boundaries and “activating society”

6 mins

Healthy Prospects

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a spike in interest in health technology companies among investors. But will it last?

3 mins

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Tatler Hong Kong Magazine Description:

Tatler is the region’s leading luxury and lifestyle media brand, presenting the very best of power, influence and style. Since 1977, Tatler has connected Asia’s most influential communities with the goal of promoting and developing Asian identity and culture. Tatler focuses on power and influence with greater meaning and purpose, shining the light on a larger cross-section of the people, communities and industries impacting Asia.