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Happy Chinese New Year! As we've all surely experienced over the past several days spent feasting with loved ones, food is a powerful way to bring people together. In Hong Kong's F&B scene, few have made such an art of this bonding power as Yenn Wong, the founder of Jia Group, which operates some of the most lauded restaurants in the city. In our latest interview with this dining dynamo, Wong sheds light on how she has made interpersonal relationships the bedrock of her success, with guests, chefs and partners alike.

Also this week, we have plenty of Valentine's Day pointers to last you this week of love—from where to buy sweet treats that can be delivered to your door, and the aphrodisiacal foods to have on the table. 

Gavin Yeung
Senior Dining Editor, Tatler Hong Kong

 

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