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"No discussion of Hong Kong's coffee-drinking culture is complete without mentioning the cha chaan teng (茶餐廳) phenomenon. They are local café restaurants that offer an impossible variety of local and Western food beverages perfected to satisfy our particular palate." p.102

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"If New York is the city that never sleeps, Hong Kong must be the one that doesn't even blink. More so than it's magnificent skyline or it's dubious title as as a shoppers' paradise, our inexhaustible energy is the single biggest attraction for visitors from around the world." p.168

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"Invariably painted a soft hue of yellow, the minibus dons a green or red top and sits on four dark-skinned tires with yellow rims that match the body." p.52

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"To be fair, there is no shortage of cha chaan teng (茶餐廳）local cafes and noodle houses along Stanley and Wellington Street." p.123

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"No longer content to simply mop up the leftover crowds from Central and Causeway Bay, Wanchai is pulling out all the stops to attract the bold and the beautiful, the young and the restless with new iconic hanouts such as The Pawn and the Start Street enclave." p.60

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"Corporate Darwinism aside, the Japanese department store culture has long been an integral part of Hong Kong's history." p.133

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"It's that day of the month and once again I took the subway to Wanchai for a quiet, solitary evening." p.78