Marie in Hong Kong

Madeleines

Madeleines Recipe inspired by Le Notre Created around 1750, the Madeleine is a classic French afternoon snack especially when you are a kid. The ingredients are all easy to find and the only difficulty for this recipe is to create the famous bump on top...

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New irresistible French play - God of Carnage

If you missed the first session run for the charity “Children of the Mekong”, it is still time to book your tickets for today, tomorrow and Saturday (25-26 and 27th of April). It is a dark comedy written by Y. Reza and played by the HK Theater Association....

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Dirty Dancing in HK

Currently live in HK, Dirty Dancing is the stage version of the successful movie of the same name. As I am the only one who have probably never seen this movie (Yeah, no need to be ashamed stop looking at me like that…), I won’t give you again the story....

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Pillow Fight Day in Hong Kong

I can’t even remember how I came across this event… I saw it in 2012 while wandering around Central and I did remember it was around this time of the year so since few weeks I was randomly searching the words “pillow, fight, feather, HK” on internet....

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Only found in Taipei

I wanted to share with you few pics of funny moments or amazing things in Taipei so here you go! Taipei MRT is as clean as the HK’s one with huge stations to canalize the flow of passengers every day. In every station you will find public toilets which...

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Rainy day in Taipei = Brunch time

After few days of visiting Taipei under the rain, we decided to do what we are best at… testing one of Taipei’s brunch! There is nothing like food and wine to beat out the blues from the bad weather ;) We did a quick research on internet and ended up...

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Street night market in Taipei

Known for its street market, you will have the choice between plenty of them! Shilin Night Market is the most famous one (maybe for tourists only?). Starting around 5-6 pm until late, there are lots of clothes shops, street food stalls and various goods....

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Nature in Taipei

Starting with the 228 Peace Park, this place was named like this to commemorate the 28th of February 1947 when civilians were killed during an anti Chinese government manifestation. It is said around 10,000 to 30,000 civilians were killed that day. Today...

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Taipei 101

This tower – named Taipei 101 (because of its 101 floors above the ground) is a compulsory stop if you are in town. Of course it is better to choose a clear and cloudy-free day if you are planning to take beautiful pictures of Taipei’s view. Currently...

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