Women are leading the pack in Hong Kong’s rapidly evolving gastronomic scene. Here, three of the food-and-drink doyennes to know now.

In Hong Kong, the highest praise for a dessert is to say it’s “not too sweet”. So it seems fitting that the city is witnessing the rise of savoury desserts across its fine dining scene ...

Following is a transcript of the video: Sydney Kramer: The most popular dessert shop in Hong Kong specializes in everything mango, and now you can get it in Southern California. Sydney: It's their ...

For Hong Kong’s young crowd, dessert cafes are a place to take their minds off things, stay out late and avoid the rowdiness that accompanies alcohol-fueled venues.

If blue -- and I mean Smurf blue -- pudding is your thing, you need to head over to Hong Kong for an array of desserts and snacks recreated by a group of restaurants in tribute to the little blue ...

Miss Dessert is a small chain from Phoenix that has made its debut in Tucson. Find Hong Kong-style desserts, like snow with sticky rice, and lots of drinks.

The Mango-focused Hong Kong-style dessert shop, which has more than 30 locations in more than 12 states, opened its first location in 2013 in New York’s Chinatown.

Hong Kong dessert chain Hui Lau Shan opens second Houston location The shop’s new Heights location will dole out mango sago to fans inside the Loop.