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Fake 'food' for thought

Published: 4:00pm, 31 Jan, 2013

Wong Yat-hei

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What the menu says it serves, and what's on your plate, are not always the same, so this Chinese New Year make sure restaurants do not cheat you

Wong Yat-hei |

Published: 4:00pm, 31 Jan, 2013

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