Five Nights at Freddy’s… in Hong Kong?
Exploring the connections between Chuck E Cheese’s and Five Nights at Freddy’s and their relevance in HK.
The Best Keyboard Size For You!
Want to start your keyboard rabbit hole? This article is the perfect way to start learning about your keyboard sizes!
Summer in the City: Outdoor Activities and Attractions in Hong Kong
Are you tired of spending your summers indoors? Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to enjoy your summer? Do you want to explore the great outdoors and make the most of your time in Hong Kong? Look no further than the city’s amazing outdoor activities and attractions! From hiking trails to beaches, […]
M+: A Modern Hub for Art and Culture in Hong Kong
M+ is a modern art museum for anyone who appreciates the beauty and creativity inherent to art. The museum’s exhibitions contain a large range of visual art, architecture, and moving images from famous artists all over the world. The unique collections allow visitors to…
La Paloma: Spanish Flavors on the Coasts of Hong Kong
La Paloma is a peninsular Spanish restaurant in Sai Ying Pun focused on bringing traditional Spanish cuisine to Hong Kong. It is run by a chef from Spain named Alex Fargas, and serves many famous Spanish dishes such as paella, croquetas, and churros…
The SCP Foundation
“We Secure. We Contain. We Protect.”
The Foundation exists to hide the anomalous from the eyes of the public so they may remain in perpetual and blissful ignorance.
Cerealia
Cerealia is a name of Latin origin, its meaning being “of the spring” or “relating to springtime”. It is also coincidentally known as a major festival in ancient Rome — celebrated in honor of the grain goddess Ceres…
Waterfall Bay + Wah Fu Street Market
Located along the coastline of Wah Fu Estate in Hong Kong lies a hidden gem known as Waterfall Bay (瀑布灣), a natural freshwater spring that earned the city’s name of “fragrant harbour”…
A Beginner’s Guide to Keyboard Stabilizers
Stabilizers, also known as stabs, are keyboard components that prevent larger keys from wobbling when pressed. They are located next to the keyboard switch and serve to stabilize the keycap when pressed…