Hong Kong is not short of happy hours. On Thursday I went to Sassy Hong Kong's happy hour for women, which was fun for meeting some new transplants to the city. It was held at Libertine, a charming little bar that reminds me of what one might stumble upon on the Lower East Side - if the LES were full of streets at forty-five degree angles and brisket noodle shops and a cobbler smoking his cigarette while squatting on a stool.
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| Courtesy of Timeout Hong Kong |
I then accompanied my friend to an opening cocktail party for her co-worker's sister's jewelry line. It was in a very cute boutique, Alexa + Todd, and chilled wine and canapés were served.
On Friday, Michael and I went to the Princeton Happy Hour at the Fringe Club, housed in the Foreign Correspondent's Club on Lower Albert Road. They have a somewhat hidden, nice roof deck with leafy green plants and solid wood furniture. I very much liked the juxtaposition of lawn furniture and leafy fronds surrounded by the glistening, towering lights of Central.
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| The Fringe Club |
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| A view from the top |
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