Hutong
胡同
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Enter through a Chinese Lunar Gate to Hutong, where low ceilings and long hanging red lanterns emit a faint crimson glow. Here, little round tables made of dark wood—rich in subtleties of designs from old homes in northern China—encourage large groups to hold intimate conversation over a cozy ambience.
28th Floor, One Peking, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, China
尖沙咀北京道1號28樓
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