From the outset, Audi’s engineers would seem to have set their sights with the R8 on competing directly with the Porsche 911, in-particular the all-wheel drive 997 Carrera 4S.
In profile, its hunkered-forward lines are sleek and appealing.The 414hp engine (414hp) with assorter set of exhaust pipes gives it an aggressive and absolutely delicious growl. .Jam the accelerator and 0-100km/h comes along in a blistering 4.6 sec.
License plate MH 9348 Date of manufacture May 2006 Car array China Golden Dragon XMQ6118L30E Car length 11.46 m (L) x 3.5 m (H) x 2.49 m (W) Wheelbase 5.77m Maximum load 16 tons engine Cummins Cumminus ISLe + 300 inline six cylinders , diesel direct injection injection, turbocharged with cold Cylinder volume 8849cc Turbo horsepower 300hp / 2,100 rpm Torque 1250Nm / 1,100 rpm Emission Standards EURO III Gearbox Germany ZF 6 front speed manual gearbox suspension Front and rear axles, (front 2 rear 4) Air cushion type, with front and rear suction tube and anti-roll bar with body lift function brake All wind double loop front drum brake system ABS anti-lock braking system manual brake electromagnetic brake assist Body Jinlong Bus XMQ6118 series Luggage warehouse The lower half of the body through the type of luggage warehouse, the capacity of about 7.8 cubic meters air conditioning Xiamen Jinlong original car roof external air conditioning about 26,000 kcal / h cooling capacity seat 60 seats, 380mm wide, 3 +2 arrangement, Xiamen Jinlong imitation leather combing
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The Podium, Cyberport, is a highly unique and tranquil outdoor space ideal for large corporate and private events. This 46,000 square foot venue can also be equipped with a stunning LED television screen and has the capacity to comfortably accommodate up to 2000 guests. It also provides a panoramic view of the South China Sea and is within easy access to Grade A office buildings and the five star Meridian Hotel at Cyberport. Thus venue is perfect for outdoor weddings, carnivals, gigs and other large corporate or private functions.
i-wine Place is a totally refurbished heritage building along Hong Kong Heritage Trail of Sheung Wan. It is an open space of 1000 sqft. with an open kitchen and kitchen facilities. Its European style décor with warm and cosy lighting made it suitable for fine dining, wine tasting, networking cocktail, corporate events, seminars, private parties, etc..
Asian Fusion cuisine menu and western style menu available for selection. The venue can accommodate 20 people for fine dining and 30 people for non-dining events, with a 300 sqft. Moroccan style décor VIP cigar and whisky lounge with TV suitable for 8-12 people private secluded parties. Also, wine pairing canapé is available for wine tasting. Let's come for great wine with food and wine pairing expertise!
At Tipping Point Brewing Co, we make beers that change with the season and only use fresh ingredients. Our beers never sit around and are always fresh off the tap! We also flush our pipes weekly to keep the skunk out of your brew!
Enjoy your beer with a dish from our incredible menu featuring meat smoked over Cherry & Apple Wood. As one of Hong Kong’s only dedicated brew pubs, we feature most international sporting events & matches.
Drop by for a pint today!
Gaylord Indian Restaurant is a secret paradise located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui. Recommended by Michelin Guide and recognized for its authentic and traditional Indian dishes since 1972, it continues to capture the hearts and taste buds of diners both local and abroad. Daily Lunch Buffet is offered and Extensive Dinner Menu with Live Classical Indian Singers Performing Daily is popular with both locals and tourists.
Gaylord's kitchen is headed by Chef Roman Singh, aka The Curry Expert, and has over 20 years' of culinary experience rooted in Delhi. Chef Roman believes in traditional cooking styles with contemporary presentations and his mantra for the perfect dish is finding the right balance spices and fresh herbs. Gaylord's menu features traditional street snacks, tandoori barbecue delicacies, delectable curries like Chicken Makhanwala (boneless pieces of tandoori chicken cooked in smooth butter and tomato sauce), Chicken Tikka Masala (barbecued chicken cooked in a subtle onion and tomato sauce) and Rogan Josh Kashmiri (tender boneless lamb in an onion and red pepper sauce) alongside an assortment of freshly baked roti and naan bread, biryani rice and vegetarian specials.
1,500 square feet area with an accommodation up to 80, Easy Kitchen is located in Quarry Bay next to Tai Koo MTR Station. It is also close to the Eastern Harbour Tunnel, guests can easily access by diversity of private and public transport.
Easy Kitchen has both indoor space and outdoor terrace. With it's high flexibility of layout and movable tables and chairs, it is suitable of any kinds of events and parties.
*Reservation should be made 1 week in advance.
Greenhouse is located at Causeway Bay, the most vibrant district in Hong Kong. Joining the Food Forum on 10th floor in Times Square, following the food concept of House series “Asian with a Western Twist”, Greenhouse serves a variety of innovative dishes to satisfy diners’ palate.
“The best things in life are sweet.” As stated, Greenhouse is a “House” for youngsters to satisfy their sweet tooth, the voluminous list contains more than 20 desserts is something you cannot miss in your gourmet lifetime.






