Back from shooting on location in Hong Kong, 1STLOOK host Angela Sun blogs about her experience, from the amazing restaurants and shops to the beautiful sights.

The Sunday brunch at cafe TOO is well worth its $40 price tag. The menu includes noodles, congee, dimsum and made-to-order pancakes, not to mention, amazing pastries and the best cappucino in Hong Kong.

Cuisine Cuisine offers a modern twist on authentic Cantonese cuisine. Their modern yum cha interpretations are standouts and the homemade sauces are great souvenirs to take home.

While at Cuisine, Cuisine, save room for dessert! mochi (sticky rice) and raspberry-infused cake was the perfect combination of East and West and completely satisfied my sweet tooth

Restaurant Petrus' traditional French menu capitalizes on Hong Kong's proximity to world's finest and freshest ingredients. Case in point: this waygu beef on a bed of lentils with black truffle and marrow.

My favorite dining experience in Hong Kong, Bo Innovation fuses the best of the old world with the new. Mastermind Chef Alvin Leung Jr. takes Chinese cuisine to a new (2-star Michelin-rated) level.

Designed by Philippe Starck, the Felix Bar and Restaurant is a great place to relax, have a cocktail (try the Ning Sling!), and take in the Hong Kong Skyline.

A renovated old Chinese pawnshop in Wan Chai plays host to this Happy Hour-friendly pub. I didn't get to nosh on the British fare, but the atmosphere was hip and inviting. I'd definitely go back.

At Angelini, Chef Vittorio combines Hong Kong's abundance of seafood with healthy and delightful presentations for his modern Italian menu.

Dragon-i was recommended to me by a couple friends as the place to see-and-be-seen, and now I know why. The global glitterati descend on this bar/lounge in Hong Kong's chic WynHo area on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

I didn't make it out to the exclusive, members-only Halo, but I did get an invite! This dark-lit club is where the A-listers, models and Hong Kong elite go to get away from the scene. Not surprisingly, it's a bit difficult to get past the velvet rope.

Tucked away in ritzy Wan Chai, Korean-English HK designer Sonjia Norman specializes in one-of-a-kind pieces and modified vintage clothing. Bring something home that no one else will have.

Head to the highest point in HK, Victoria Peak, for the most spectacular 360 degree views. There's even a shopping mall at the top!

Touted as the Malibu of Hong Kong, Repulse Bay is home to the city's elite (and a prime summer destination for many).

South of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon offers a prime view of the beautiful Hong Kong skyline.