Ho-land Hopia and Bakery

lemi posted a recommendation

5 years ago

Cap off your food binge with something sweet at Ho-Land Hopia and Bakery. Find go-to Chinese bites like Tikoy (or Nian Gao, a sweet rice-based sticky treat), and Machang (glutinous rice stuffed with filling). Ho-Land also carries Hopia (a bean-filled pastry) with a variety of flavors such as mung bean, wintermelon, and pork. This bakery does not offer tables or chairs for customers, so grab whatever tickles your fancy and enjoy them on the go or at home.

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Polyfire Timber Limited

cheryl posted a wishlist

4 months ago

Woodworking? Wood? I only need small square slabs but this might be a handy place!

Pizza My Heart @ nimman

matt posted a recommendation

5 months ago

When travelling with kids you often end up eating a lot of crap pizza. Happily in Chiang Mai that need not be the case. Pizza My Heart do Napoli style pizza with a great crust that satisfies the adult and kids alike. Indoor and outside seating

軾Dongpohk

lemi posted a recommendation

8 months ago

Nostalgic and cozy, Dongpo HK feels like a childhood memory! This neighborhood tuck shop offers vintage artisan collections, childhood snacks, and handmade products from local artists. There are occasional exhibitions outside of the store too—visited by authors, artists, and students for workshops and talks! Artists often hang out beside the murals and make-shift tables in front of the shop for sketch inspiration of Dongpo’s classic Hong Kong vibe. Best shop to visit for its vintage feels, have a talk with the owner to know more about the art pieces displayed inside. Open from Friday to Sunday at 12 pm to 6 pm only, this is definitely a weekend escape to remember!