Along this robust & happening street full of indoor/ outdoor cafes & many other European flairs, a…read moresmall wine shop has been given birth by the nurturing hands of Sommelier Mr. Christophe Bonno. As you hopping on High Street people watching while hunting for good eats, you will found yourself paused by the beautiful store front of Premier Cru. Through the French glass door, you can see and be astonished by the wall to wall collection of French red & white wines. Especially Burgundy & Northern Rhône. Feel free to ponder in this space, let the aroma of the mill work paints a picture of a wine cellar from France inside your head. It's like icing on the cake learning the wine originality and it's journey into the store through words from Mr. Bonno. Just like sniffing coffee beans at a parfumerie while choosing your favorite scents; Premier Cru have great selection of sausages, tarama, salami along with baguette to compliment the wine of your choice. At the back, an oasis awaits. A little secret garden for friends to spend time together enjoying their newly acquired wines. Come to retune your senses and mindfulness at the Premier Cru, I am sure you will enjoy the moment.

Beautiful place to get French wine in Hong Kong. Nice people and good environment. Wonderful place…read moreto sit down and spend a couple of hours sipping the wine you just bought

Have you ever walked into a restaurant and just immediately fallen in love with it? That's how I…read morefelt about Figaro this morning. A buddy suggested it for our Sunday brunch venue, and I was down for trying somewhere new in the neighbourhood. Down the steps of Shin Hing Street, you'll find a plethora of restaurants, from Cocote to The Mixing Bowl, along with some funky galleries and shops. It's one of my favourite streets in Hong Kong to explore with its shady trees and eclectic cred. Basically, I was already in a happy mood and I walked into the most gorgeous restaurant with a cool atmosphere. If you're like me, and have a thing for all things kookie, you'll love the tiles to the hand drawn artwork on the walls to the toilet doors. I made my way upstairs, thinking my pal would already be there, he wasn't ... But the waiter was... And he spoke wiz ze French accent. *heart melt*. I adore an accent, and it just made me appreciate the restaurant even more as it offers French cuisine by French people. Hells yes. I was really after eggs today, and boy was there a selection. I opted for the poached egg with wild asparagus and Parma ham. Bon oeuf, they were spectacular. The eggs were perfectly runny, maybe even verging on scrambled yet poached (we have coined the phrase scroached) with a salty flavour from the Parma ham that hit every tastebud and sent it tingling. The asparagus was fresh and crunchy, adding another layer to the dish. Served alongside the meal is a basket of the bread baked fresh in the kitchen with a dob of salted butter that is out of this world. I mean, butter is butter right... Wait till you've tasted this butter. It was so scrumptious I even asked where it's from. Sadly the server didn't know, but I think it's a ruse to keep us going back (although I was offered some for takeaway). Finally, I have to make mention of my ice latte. It was spectacular, with a little sweetness and coffee beans as decoration, it was the perfect combination to my utterly delectable meal. Merci bien, I will return to sample their dinner menu (I mean cheese!).

A cozy space for brunch. You can order a la carte or you can…read moreorder the full brunch menu which included yogurt with granola, a croissant, and other things. I can't remember because I had ordered the eggs benedict which I thoroughly enjoyed. My husband had the thinly cut iberico jambon. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here, and would come back. My company said that they thought that the food wasn't spectacular and that they could simply create the same food in their home. I'd rather have someone make it for me. LOL. Its a small place so maybe 9 - 10 people would be the biggest group they could accommodate comfortably. We had 8 people. I'd imagine that you could rent out the second story for a small gathering of about 20 people. They also have a wine cellar on the second floor! Enjoy!