See Things as A Local

Around EAST, you'll find SOHO East's diverse cuisines and Tong Chong Street's cafés and seasonal fairs. For the classics, visit New Phoenix Bakery for egg tarts, Kam Kee café for pineapple buns and coconut candy wraps, and Busy Bee for the perfect HK-style French toast.

Aptly nicknamed, Monster Building refers to an imposing group of five connected buildings collectively called Yick Cheong Building. Whether you see it from the outside on King's Road or surrounded by it on the inside, the walls of stacked windows is emblematic of Hong Kong's tight, urban living.

For nearby access to nature, the entrance to Mount Parker Road Green Trail is just on King's Road and is a great three-hour morning or daytime hike.

Remember to visit Woodside Biodiversity Education Centre, which explores Hong Kong's biodiversity in three themed exhibition galleries.

Quarryside is a recently completed harbourfront community space near Hoi Shin Lane in Quarry Bay. The project serves as a community incubator and cultural hub that provides space for all, co-creativity and collaboration. Check their website for ongoing events throughout the year.

With a blend of brand-name and lifestyle shopping, Cityplaza offers food options for all occasions — from cafés and bakeries to casual and fine dining. You'll also find the Japanese department store APITA as well as an ice skating rink and cinema.

If you feel like an intense workout, visit the group fitness center The Studio by H-Kore for its drop-in classes. And if you're looking to take your movement to new heights, we're just one MTR stop away from RYZE trampoline gym and bouldering at Verm City.