Can Hong Kong be more Muslim-friendly? Having more ‘halal’ dining options can help attract Middle East visitors


Hong Kong foodie Maryam Khan went from 2,000 followers to 18,100 on her Instagram page in under two years, sharing pictures and videos of what she enjoyed eating in and around the city.

From hamburgers, kebabs and French fries to dim sum, hotpot and fried rice, the videos on her @foodie_explorerz page showcase all that is halal.

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