K11 Musea’s not a typical mall – and Mr Ming, one of its newest eateries, isn’t a typical mall dining space
Mr Ming, one of the Hong Kong supermall’s newest hospitality openings, is imagined as the eclectic, cinematic home of a fictional mid-century character.
Part of the city’s new art and design district Victoria Do
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