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Fah Thai Magazine Nov/Dec 2017

“FAH THAI” is the in-flight magazine of Bangkok Airways Public Company Limited and is edited and published by MPMI Group Ltd.

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HAPPENINGS<br />

HONG KONG<br />

BEST FOOT FORWARD<br />

Covering a distance of 100km,<br />

Trailwalker is arguably the region’s<br />

toughest hiking event in the region.<br />

But challenging athletes is just one<br />

small part of this signature Hong Kong<br />

event as Trailwalker also helps raise<br />

awareness and funds for good causes.<br />

Organised by Oxfam, Trailwalker<br />

stands as one of the largest fundraising<br />

sporting events in Hong Kong. But<br />

lacing up for this hiking trail is no<br />

mean feat as participants are required<br />

to tackle the tough MacLehose Trail<br />

and other trails in Sai Kung within the<br />

span of 48 hours.<br />

To date, close to 100,000<br />

participants have participated in the<br />

event, raising over HK$538 million.<br />

oxfamtrailwalker.org.hk<br />

AWARD-WINNING NOODLES<br />

The Michelin Star has continuously<br />

been the gold standard when it<br />

comes to rating eateries. And when<br />

it comes to top honours for ramen,<br />

only one name truly stands out –<br />

Tsuta. The Tokyo eatery claimed the<br />

distinction of winning a Michelin Star<br />

in 2015, the first ramen restaurant in<br />

the world to do so.<br />

Now, armed with the highest<br />

culinary accolade, Tsuta is setting up<br />

outlets across the globe, beginning in<br />

Singapore and now Hong Kong. For<br />

ramen fans in Asia’s World City, that’s<br />

certainly good news as they only<br />

need to venture to Causeway Bay to<br />

savour this delectable noodles. The<br />

bad news is there’s an omnipresent<br />

queue to get by first.<br />

Granted, the wait isn’t as long<br />

as the original Tsuta in Tokyo but<br />

the outlet does limit its signature<br />

offerings to just 400 bowls per day.<br />

Open 11.30am to 8pm daily, Hong<br />

Kong, Causeway Bay, Tang Lung St,<br />

+852 3188 2639<br />

SPOTLIGHT<br />

Not Your Regular<br />

Take-Out<br />

Hong Kong’s already popular<br />

street food scene is set to gain<br />

more prominence with the arrival<br />

of HAWKR, a grab-and-go dining<br />

concept that delivers the best of the<br />

region. Taking inspiration from the<br />

best hawker centres from Southeast<br />

Asia, this newly-opened eatery<br />

located on the ground floor of Hoi<br />

Kwong Street in Quarry Bay serves<br />

up an impressive array of signature<br />

favourites from the region.<br />

The brainchild of seasoned<br />

restaurateurs, HAWKR prides<br />

itself on serving fresh, healthy and<br />

hearty dishes to its diners. For Asian<br />

travellers who had their fill of Dim<br />

Sum and Roasted Goose, HAWKR is<br />

perfect to pop in to savour something<br />

familiar. And to ensure that its<br />

clientele are duly satisfied, the eatery<br />

is certainly not short on signature<br />

Southeast Asian goodies.<br />

The impressive spread includes<br />

soup noodles from Malaysia and<br />

<strong>Thai</strong>land, along with Indonesian<br />

Rendang and Vietnamese Baguette<br />

Sandwiches. Salads and wraps are a<br />

key feature in HAWKR, all naturally<br />

made with an Asian spin, of course.<br />

For those looking to dine in, the outlet<br />

houses a small bar counter with views<br />

of the busy street outside. Open daily,<br />

36 Hoi Kwong Street, +852 2994 9033<br />

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