Never heard of padel? Neither had we! Find out what we thought of this new trendy sport. When we were told we had to dress in activewear and head to Sai Kung for our next Sassy Social, we naturally thought the team would be getting together for an afternoon hike. Upon arriving at our destination, we’re surprised to be welcomed by a large sign reading “PADEL+” and a club that led us out to bright blue courts in the back. The name of the club gave us a little hint about the kind of sport we’d be playing but none of us recognised the chunky carbon-fibre rackets that were displayed on the walls. W ..read more

Got invited to a housewarming party but still dwelling on the right gift? We’ve compiled a list of compact, practical yet unique and thoughtful gifts for Hong Kong homes! Shopping for housewarming gifts is extra thorny in Hong Kong, and we spend a lot of time agonising over gifts that won’t take up much space and instead, even help small spaces. As self-proclaimed gifting experts, we’ve got you covered! The housewarming gifts below are compact, functional and most are easily available in stores throughout Hong Kong (no more shipping charges!), and they will definitely add personality to any sp ..read more

The acclaimed English Chamber Orchestra breathes new life into classics by the likes of Bach, Britten and more… Are you a lover of heritage sites, classical music or art? Musicus Society brings the three together in another edition of its Jockey Club Musicus Heritage Stories. As part of its mission to deepen audience’s knowledge of culture and history with music, a series of concerts will be held at Tai Kwun on Friday, 17 to Sunday, 19 May. Echoing the venue’s own revitalisation as a mix of colonial and contemporary architecture, you’ll hear the classics performed like never before. The impre ..read more

We’re here to spare you from scrolling through hkticketing and Live Nation to find the best concerts and music festivals happening in Hong Kong and Macau this year! With an artist or band announcing a pit-stop in Hong Kong every other month, it can be hard to keep track of concerts happening in Hong Kong and Macau. We’ve done the legwork for you to lay out all the exciting musicians, bands and artists coming to Hong Kong – some a debut performance, whilst some returning after successful shows. Be sure to bookmark this page as we’ll add any new announcements and updates on the regular!  Re ..read more

From pagan festival to Christian holiday, Easter is a centuries-old spring tradition that celebrates different cultures while focusing on renewal.   For many of us in Hong Kong, Easter just means finally getting a four-day weekend where we can hide away in luxe surroundings for a staycation or hop a plane to some other city (where we hope we won’t run into the same people we’ve just left behind). Read More: 12 Travel Accessories For Your Next Trip The History Behind Easter However, for Christians everywhere, Easter isn’t just an excuse to take a break. The history behind this particu ..read more

Hong Kong’s Wing makes an impressive jump up to 5th place on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2024 list, and The Chairman retains its title as The Best Restaurant in Hong Kong. The prestigious Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list for 2024 was revealed at the 11th annual awards ceremony held in Seoul, South Korea on Tuesday, 26 March. Tokyo’s Sézanne clinched the top spot and Hong Kong’s Wing was awarded the highest climber award, jumping up 32 places to fifth spot. Our neighbouring Macau also showed up on the top 50 list with Chef Tam’s Seasons sitting at number 49. Six Hong Kong restaurants secured ..read more

From Rhino Rock to Devil’s Fist, here are 6 Instagrammable rock formations in Hong Kong that are worth the hike. There are those who enjoy hiking for the challenge or to simply enjoy the great outdoors, and then there are those who need a satisfying view and brag-worthy picture to make the hike worthwhile. From giant boulders that resemble animals (rhinos, and poodles and sharks, oh my!)  to rocks that will make you feel hungry, these natural formations justify the trek. We’ve included a few easy-to-get-to locations and some more physically demanding hikes that you can work your way up to ..read more

Your bag is a window to your world – here’s what Team Sassy carries, from mini perfumes to oil-control film (a Hong Kong must!) and even a pair of contacts (for the paranoid glasses-wearer!). That’s why her bag is so big, it’s full of secrets! We love some good “What’s In My Bag” content (who doesn’t?), be it in the form of Youtube videos back in the 2010s, more trendy TikTok videos or Instagram reels, or articles like this! We decided to share our own take on it – different Team Sassy ladies reveal what’s in their bag, from a tote bag to a micro bag (yes, smaller than a mini!) and b ..read more

How have you been doing lately? If you’re looking for therapists and counselling services in Hong Kong, we’ve got you covered. It has been quite a feat but with more conversations on mental health, we’re slowly eradicating the stigma around going to therapy. While retail therapy, travel and hanging out with friends give us all a nice breather, you’ll may also be in need of professional aid to cope with stress and anxiety – it’s at least worth a try! Below is a list of trusted psychologists and therapists offering counselling services in Hong Kong. It usually takes more than just one sessi ..read more

After watching countless “Curly Girl Method” tutorial videos, trying out different curly hair products and tools, and learning how to “plop” one’s hair, our Editor Nicole shares her year-long journey to embracing her natural curls. At the start of last year when the team shared their New Year Resolutions, I declared that I would learn to embrace my natural curls. Growing up, I wished I was born with straight hair. I really admired my mum’s perfectly coiled locks, but because my hair is thinner, it would tangle easily and was more prone to frizz. And so, I fell into the routine of blow-drying m ..read more