all: a historic art deco-inspired feel, waiters that have stuck by the place through decades, killer Cantonese food not found anywhere else, a glamorous clientele and a storied past that includes a mob hit in the dining room. You 'll have to get here early for a breakfast of old fashioned dim sum, such as duck and chestnut pastry. Luk Yu Teahouse, Luk Yu Building, 24-26 Stanley St. Central; +852 2523 1970 Centrally located room with a view For a true home-away-from-home feel, the penthouse suites at The Upper House are a good call. With more than 180 square meters of understated elegance, wraparound views of Hong Kong and a spa-inspired bathroom, this is the ultimate city stay. Bonus feature: the chance of bumping into a celebrity in the elevators. The Upper House, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty; +852 2918 1838 Where to get a unique addition to your wardrobe Hong Kong's fashion design scene is young, eclectic and fun. A place to get a taste of it is K11 Mall, dubbed an Art Mall for its support of Chinese contemporary art and reputable gallery in the basement. The mall houses local designer brands, and offers its own curated selection of designer products at the K11 Design Store. K11, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon; +852 3118 8070 Where to take a killer photo Sure, you could ride the historic Peak Tram with the tourists and snap a great photo of Hong Kong