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Bitget annonce une nouvelle étape dans l’évolution des bourses avec l’intégration de la TradFi

VICTORIA, Seychelles, 06 mars 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, première bourse universelle du monde (ou UEX, de l’anglais Universal Exchange), a procédé à une mise à niveau structurelle majeure de son interface de trading, élevant les actifs financiers traditionnels tels que les actions, les matières premières et le forex au rang de catégorie de produits à part entière, au même titre que le trading de cryptomonnaies. Cette mise à jour reflète une évolution plus globale des bourses, à mesure que l’infrastructure cryptographique soutient de plus en plus les marchés financiers mondiaux.

Dans l’ensemble du secteur, les bourses ont commencé à ajouter des actifs traditionnels à leurs offres, notamment des actions, des indices et des métaux précieux. Si cette tendance témoigne de la maturité croissante des marchés d’actifs numériques, de nombreuses plateformes continuent néanmoins de traiter ces actifs traditionnels comme des fonctionnalités secondaires au sein d’environnements de trading axés sur la cryptographie.

La dernière mise à jour de Bitget adopte une approche différente en restructurant la plateforme afin d’accorder aux produits financiers traditionnels une importance équivalente. La plateforme sépare désormais le trading de cryptomonnaies et le trading d’actifs traditionnels en deux sections de navigation distinctes, permettant aux utilisateurs d’accéder à chaque marché via des interfaces dédiées adaptées à leurs comportements de trading et à leurs profils de risque.

Cette évolution reflète la convergence croissante entre les actifs numériques et la finance traditionnelle. Alors que le marché mondial des cryptomonnaies représente actuellement environ 2 400 milliards de dollars, les marchés financiers traditionnels atteignent près de 900 000 milliards de dollars, incluant les actions, les matières premières, le marché des changes et d’autres instruments. À mesure que les technologies de tokenisation et les infrastructures d’actifs du monde réel (RWA) gagnent en maturité, une part croissante de l’activité financière traditionnelle devrait migrer vers des couches de règlement basées sur la blockchain.

« L’infrastructure cryptographique devient progressivement la couche de règlement des marchés financiers mondiaux », a déclaré Gracy Chen, PDG de Bitget. « L’avenir des bourses ne sera pas défini par le fait d’offrir de la crypto ou des actifs traditionnels, mais par la capacité à intégrer efficacement les deux. Avec cette mise à jour, notre objectif était d’aller au-delà de la simple cotation de produits traditionnels et de créer un environnement où la cryptographie et la finance traditionnelle peuvent fonctionner comme des composantes égales d’un écosystème de trading unifié. »

Cette mise à jour de la plateforme fait suite à une série d’extensions de produits lancées par Bitget au cours de l’année écoulée. La bourse a d’abord intégré des capacités de trading on-chain, puis lancé des contrats perpétuels adossés à des actions tokenisées. Fin 2025, Bitget a introduit le trading de contrats sur différence (CFD), permettant aux utilisateurs d’accéder à des marchés mondiaux tels que les actions, les matières premières et le forex avec un règlement basé sur des stablecoins.

Bitget a également renforcé son infrastructure liée aux actifs du monde réel grâce à plusieurs partenariats, notamment avec Ondo, permettant l’accès au trading de plus de 200 actifs tokenisés, dont des actions américaines et des ETF. Ces développements ont collectivement posé les bases de la nouvelle structure d’interface de la plateforme.

Avec le nouveau design, le trading de cryptomonnaies au comptant et de produits dérivés est regroupé dans un seul onglet « Trade », tandis que les produits financiers traditionnels, notamment les CFD, les contrats perpétuels sur actions et les actions tokenisées, sont accessibles via un onglet TradFi dédié, situé juste à côté dans le menu de navigation principal.

Selon Bitget, ce changement structurel reflète la manière dont les traders modernes gèrent de plus en plus leurs portefeuilles sur plusieurs classes d’actifs, plutôt que de s’identifier uniquement comme traders crypto ou traders d’actions. La nouvelle mise en page vise à simplifier la navigation tout en donnant aux produits financiers traditionnels une plus grande visibilité et une importance stratégique au sein de la plateforme.

La mise à jour s’inscrit également dans la stratégie plus large de bourse universelle (UEX) de Bitget, qui vise à réunir les actifs natifs de la crypto, les titres tokenisés et les marchés traditionnels au sein d’une infrastructure de trading unique.

Les projections du secteur suggèrent qu’à mesure que les actions tokenisées, la liquidité des stablecoins et les mécanismes de règlement on-chain se développent, une part significative du trading mondial d’actions pourrait à terme passer par des infrastructures blockchain. D’ici 2030, les estimations indiquent que 20 % à 40 % du trading mondial d’actions pourrait transiter par des infrastructures natives de la crypto.

Dans ce contexte, Bitget positionne son modèle de bourse universelle comme une plateforme conçue pour soutenir cette convergence à grande échelle.

« À mesure que les marchés évoluent, la distinction entre crypto et finance traditionnelle devient moins pertinente pour les utilisateurs », a ajouté Gracy Chen. « La prochaine phase de l’infrastructure des bourses sera définie par celles capables de permettre aux actifs des deux univers de coexister de manière fluide au sein d’un même environnement de trading. »

Cette dernière mise à jour marque une étape fondamentale dans la stratégie à long terme de Bitget visant à soutenir le trading multi-actifs, à mesure que les marchés financiers tokenisés poursuivent leur développement.

À propos de Bitget

Bitget est la première bourse universelle (UEX) du monde. Au service de plus de 125 millions d’utilisateurs, elle donne accès à plus de 2 millions de jetons crypto et à plus de 100 actions tokenisées, ETF, matières premières, devises et métaux précieux comme l’or. L’écosystème vise à aider les utilisateurs à trader plus intelligemment grâce à son agent IA qui agit en tant que copilote pour l’exécution des ordres. Bitget entend promouvoir l’adoption des cryptomonnaies grâce à des partenariats stratégiques conclus avec LALIGA et MotoGP™. Conformément à sa stratégie d’impact mondial, Bitget s’est associée à l’UNICEF afin de soutenir l’éducation à la blockchain de 1,1 million de personnes à l’horizon 2027. Actuellement leader sur le marché de la finance traditionnelle tokenisée, Bitget offre les frais les plus bas du secteur et la liquidité la plus élevée dans plus de 150 régions à travers le monde.

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Mise en garde sur les risques : les cours des actifs numériques peuvent fluctuer et connaître une forte volatilité. Il est conseillé aux investisseurs de n’engager que les fonds qu’ils peuvent se permettre de perdre. La valeur de votre investissement peut être affectée et il est possible que vous n’atteigniez pas vos objectifs financiers ou que vous ne parveniez pas à récupérer votre investissement principal. Nous vous encourageons à toujours solliciter les conseils d’un spécialiste financier indépendant et à tenir compte de votre expérience et de votre situation financière personnelles. Les performances passées ne constituent pas un indicateur fiable des résultats futurs. Bitget décline toute responsabilité en cas de pertes potentielles encourues. Nulle disposition des présentes ne saurait être interprétée comme un conseil d’ordre financier. Pour tout complément d’information, veuillez consulter nos Conditions d’utilisation.

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Bitget Sinaliza Próxima Fase das Exchanges com Integração TradFi

VICTORIA, Seychelles, March 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, a maior Universal Exchange (UEX) do mundo, introduziu uma importante atualização estrutural para sua interface de negociação, elevando os ativos financeiros tradicionais, como ações, commodities e forex, a uma categoria de produto independente, juntamente com a negociação de criptomoedas. A atualização reflete uma mudança mais ampla na forma como as exchanges estão evoluindo com a infraestrutura de criptomoedas cada vez mais dando suporte aos mercados financeiros globais.

Em todo o setor, as exchanges começaram a adicionar ativos tradicionais às suas plataformas, incluindo ações, índices e metais preciosos. Embora essa tendência sinalize uma maturidade crescente nos mercados de ativos digitais, muitas plataformas continuam a tratar os ativos tradicionais como recursos secundários em ambientes de negociação focados em criptomoedas.

A mais recente atualização da Bitget adota uma abordagem diferente, reestruturando a plataforma para dar igual destaque aos produtos financeiros tradicionais. A plataforma agora separa a negociação de criptomoedas e a negociação tradicional de ativos em seções de navegação principais distintas, permitindo que os usuários acessem cada mercado por meio de interfaces dedicadas adaptadas aos seus comportamentos de negociação e perfis de risco.

A mudança reflete a crescente convergência entre ativos digitais e finanças tradicionais. Embora o mercado global de criptomoedas atualmente tenha um valor aproximado de US$ 2,4 trilhões , os mercados financeiros tradicionais abrangem quase US$ 900 trilhões em ações, commodities, câmbio e outros instrumentos. Com o amadurecimento das tecnologias de tokenização e a infraestrutura de ativos do mundo real (RWA), uma parcela crescente da atividade financeira tradicional deve migrar para as plataformas de liquidação baseadas em blockchain.

“A infraestrutura de criptomoedas está se tornando gradualmente a plataforma de liquidação para os mercados financeiros globais”, disse Gracy Chen, CEO da Bitget. “O futuro das exchanges não será definido pela sua oferta de criptomoedas ou de ativos tradicionais, e sim pela eficácia da sua integração. Com esta atualização queremos ir além de simplesmente listar produtos tradicionais e criar um ambiente onde cripto e TradFi possam operar como componentes iguais de um ecossistema de negociação unificado.”

A atualização da plataforma dá continuidade a uma série de expansões de produtos introduzidas pela Bitget no ano passado. A exchange primeiro integrou recursos de negociação onchain e depois lançou contratos perpétuos de ações tokenizadas. No final de 2025, a Bitget introduziu a negociação de contratos por diferença (CFD), permitindo que os usuários acessassem mercados globais, como ações, commodities e forex, usando liquidação baseada em stablecoin.

A Bitget também expandiu sua infraestrutura de ativos do mundo real por meio de parcerias, incluindo com a Ondo, possibilitando o acesso comercial a mais de 200 ativos tokenizados, incluindo ações e ETFs dos EUA. Esses desenvolvimentos, em conjunto, lançaram as bases para a nova estrutura de interface da plataforma.

Com o novo design, a negociação à vista e de derivativos de criptomoedas está consolidada em uma única aba “Negociação”, enquanto os produtos financeiros tradicionais, incluindo CFDs, contratos perpétuos de ações e ações tokenizadas, podem ser acessados em uma aba dedicada ao TradFi, localizada ao lado na navegação principal.

De acordo com a Bitget, a mudança estrutural reflete como os traders modernos gerenciam cada vez mais portfólios em várias classes de ativos, em vez de se identificarem estritamente como traders de criptomoedas ou ações. O novo layout visa simplificar a navegação, dando aos produtos financeiros tradicionais maior visibilidade e importância estratégica dentro da plataforma.

A atualização também se alinha com a estratégia mais ampla da Universal Exchange (UEX) da Bitget, que se concentra em integrar ativos nativos de criptomoedas, títulos tokenizados e mercados tradicionais em uma única infraestrutura de negociação.

As projeções do setor sugerem que, à medida que as ações tokenizadas, a liquidez da stablecoin e a liquidação na cadeia amadurecerem, uma parcela significativa da negociação global de ações poderá eventualmente migrar para a infraestruturas baseada em blockchain. Estima-se que até 2030 entre 20% e 40% das negociações globais de ações possam ser realizadas por meio de infraestrutura nativa de criptomoedas.

Dentro desse ambiente, a Bitget posiciona sua estrutura Universal Exchange como uma plataforma projetada para dar suporte a essa convergência em escala.

“Com a evolução dos mercados, a distinção entre criptomoedas e finanças tradicionais passa a ser menos significativa para os usuários”, acrescentou Gracy Chen. “A próxima fase da infraestrutura de exchange será definida por plataformas que possibilitem que ativos de ambos os mercados coexistam perfeitamente em um único ambiente de negociação.”

A mais recente atualização é um passo fundamental na estratégia de longo prazo da Bitget para apoiar a negociação de ativos cruzados, diante da expansão dos mercados financeiros tokenizados.

Sobre a Bitget

A Bitget é a maior Universal Exchange (UEX) do mundo, atendendo a mais de 125 milhões de usuários com acesso a mais de 2 milhões de tokens de criptomoedas, mais de 100 ações tokenizadas, ETFs, commodities, FX e metais preciosos como ouro. O ecossistema está comprometido em ajudar os usuários a negociar de forma mais inteligente com seu agente de IA sendo o copiloto para executar ordens de trade. A Bitget está impulsionando a adoção de criptomoedas por meio de parcerias estratégicas com a LALIGA e a MotoGP™. Alinhada com sua estratégia de impacto global, a Bitget se uniu à UNICEF em apoio ao ensino de blockchain para 1,1 milhão de pessoas até 2027. A Bitget atualmente lidera o mercado de TradFi tokenizado, fornecendo as taxas mais baixas do setor e a maior liquidez em 150 regiões em todo o mundo.

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Aviso de Risco: Os preços dos ativos digitais estão sujeitos a flutuações e podem ser significantemente voláteis. Os investidores são aconselhados a alocar apenas os fundos que podem perder. O valor de qualquer investimento pode ser afetado, e existe a possibilidade de que os objetivos financeiros não sejam atingidos, nem que o investimento principal recuperado. Aconselhamento financeiro independente deve sempre ser obtido, e a experiência financeira pessoal e a posição devem ser cuidadosamente consideradas. O desempenho passado não é um indicador confiável de resultados futuros. A Bitget não se responsabiliza por quaisquer perdas potenciais incorridas. Nada contido neste documento deve ser interpretado como aconselhamento financeiro. Para mais informações, consulte nossos Termos de Uso.

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CGTN: Why is China's economy holding steady? Jiangsu Province has the answer

CGTN published an article examining the resilience of China's economy amid global uncertainties. It highlighted the role of major provinces like Jiangsu in driving high-quality growth and outlined policy efforts to boost employment, raise incomes and improve public services – all aimed at ensuring Chinese modernization delivers common prosperity for all.

BEIJING, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As the global economy faces mounting uncertainties and domestic structural adjustments continue, China's economic resilience has become a frequent topic of discussion.

As a major province that can maintain both economic dynamism and social progress, east China's Jiangsu Province offers a glimpse into why China's economy demonstrates resilience and vitality despite a complex external environment.

In 2025, China's total GDP surpassed 140 trillion yuan (about $20.16 trillion). Among all provinces, Jiangsu stands out as a key pillar, contributing roughly one-tenth of the national total. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025), the province's economy crossed four successive trillion-yuan milestones, steadily expanding its scale while maintaining strong momentum.

On Thursday, while taking part in a deliberation with his fellow deputies from the delegation of Jiangsu Province at the fourth session of the 14th National People's Congress, China's national legislature, Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed that economically strong provinces must maintain solid foundations and strong resilience against external shocks, so that they can help stabilize the overall national economy.

High-quality growth, economic resilience

A defining feature of Jiangsu's economic performance is the combination of scale and quality. Xi called on the province to continue strengthening its economic resilience by improving its internal capabilities, integrating more deeply into China's unified national market, and expanding high-level opening up.

Manufacturing remains a central pillar. Jiangsu's manufacturing high-quality development index has ranked first nationwide for five consecutive years, reflecting both industrial sophistication and strong innovation capacity. From advanced equipment and integrated circuits to new energy and biomedicine, the province's industrial ecosystem has helped it remain competitive amid global supply chain adjustments.

Domestic demand is also showing vitality. A striking example is the viral popularity of the provincial football league known as the “Su Super League,” which has attracted more than 2.43 million spectators in 2025. The phenomenon illustrates how sports, culture and tourism can activate consumption and unleash the potential of the domestic market.

Meanwhile, Jiangsu remains one of China's most open economies. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the province attracted more than $119 billion in actual foreign investment, ranking first nationwide.

By active participating in domestic and international dual circulation, Jiangsu demonstrates how China strengthens its domestic market while staying open and integrated into the global economy.

A modernization that benefits all

Economic growth alone is not the ultimate goal. As Xi emphasized during the deliberation, Chinese modernization is defined by common prosperity for all.

As Xi pointed out, it means addressing key questions: how to achieve high-quality and full employment, how to increase incomes for urban and rural residents, and how to further improve public services and social security.

Many of these concerns were addressed in the draft government work report, submitted to lawmakers for deliberation on Thursday, which outlined a range of livelihood-focused policy measures.

Employment remains a top priority. The government will expand work-for-relief programs to help people facing difficulties in finding jobs. Meanwhile, flexible workers and those in new forms of employment – such as delivery personnel and ride-hailing drivers – will gain broader access to more inclusive social security programs.

Boosting consumption and raising incomes are also key policy goals. China will implement an income growth plan for urban and rural residents, with measures aimed at increasing earnings for low-income groups, expanding property income channels, and improving remuneration and social security systems.

According to the report, a total of 250 billion yuan in ultra-long special treasury bonds will support consumer goods trade-in programs, while a special fiscal-financial coordination fund of 100 billion yuan will be created to facilitate domestic demand expansion. Policies such as promoting spring and autumn school breaks and encouraging staggered paid leave for employees are also expected to stimulate service-sector consumption and tourism.

As for public services and social security issues, the draft report said the minimum basic old-age benefits for rural and non-working urban residents will be raised by 20 yuan per month. Elderly care service vouchers will pay for seniors affected by moderate or more severe functional impairments.

In addition, the government plans to expand maternity insurance coverage, guarantee maternity leave, accelerate the development of inclusive childcare services, and introduce housing policies that better support families with two or more children.

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Bitget Signals Next Phase of Exchanges With TradFi Integration

VICTORIA, Seychelles, March 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has introduced a major structural upgrade to its trading interface, elevating traditional financial assets such as stocks, commodities, and forex into a standalone product category alongside crypto trading. The update reflects a broader shift in how exchanges are evolving as crypto infrastructure increasingly supports global financial markets.

Across the industry, exchanges have begun adding traditional assets to their platforms, including equities, indices, and precious metals. While this trend signals growing maturity in digital asset markets, many platforms continue to treat traditional assets as secondary features within crypto-focused trading environments.

Bitget’s latest update takes a different approach by restructuring the platform to give traditional financial products equal prominence. The platform now separates crypto trading and traditional asset trading into distinct core navigation sections, enabling users to access each market through dedicated interfaces tailored to their trading behaviors and risk profiles.

The change reflects the growing convergence between digital assets and traditional finance. While the global crypto market currently represents roughly $2.4 trillion in value, traditional financial markets span nearly $900 trillion across equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and other instruments. As tokenization technologies and real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure mature, an increasing share of traditional financial activity is expected to move onto blockchain-based settlement layers.

“Crypto infrastructure is gradually becoming the settlement layer for global financial markets,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget. “The future of exchanges will not be defined by whether they offer crypto or traditional assets, but by how effectively they integrate both. Our goal with this update was to move beyond simply listing traditional products and instead build an environment where crypto and TradFi can operate as equal components of a unified trading ecosystem.”

The platform update follows a series of product expansions introduced by Bitget over the past year. The exchange first integrated on-chain trading capabilities, followed by the launch of tokenized stock perpetual contracts. In late 2025, Bitget introduced contracts for difference (CFD) trading, allowing users to access global markets such as equities, commodities, and forex using stablecoin-based settlement.

Bitget has also expanded its real-world asset infrastructure through partnerships, including Ondo, enabling trading access to more than 200 tokenized assets, including U.S. stocks and ETFs. These developments collectively laid the groundwork for the platform’s new interface structure.

Under the updated design, crypto spot and derivatives trading are consolidated within a single “Trade” tab, while traditional financial products, including CFDs, stock perpetual contracts, and tokenized equities, are accessible through a dedicated TradFi tab placed directly alongside it in the main navigation.

According to Bitget, the structural change reflects how modern traders increasingly manage portfolios across multiple asset classes rather than identifying strictly as crypto or stock traders. The new layout aims to simplify navigation while giving traditional financial products greater visibility and strategic importance within the platform.

The update also aligns with Bitget’s broader Universal Exchange (UEX) strategy, which focuses on bringing crypto-native assets, tokenized securities, and traditional markets into a single trading infrastructure.

Industry projections suggest that as tokenized equities, stablecoin liquidity, and on-chain settlement mature, a significant share of global stock trading could eventually move through blockchain-based rails. By 2030, estimates suggest that between 20% and 40% of global equity trading could route through crypto-native infrastructure.

Within this environment, Bitget positions its Universal Exchange framework as a platform designed to support this convergence at scale.

“As markets evolve, the distinction between crypto and traditional finance becomes less meaningful to users,” Gracy Chen added. “The next phase of exchange infrastructure will be defined by platforms that allow assets from both worlds to coexist seamlessly within a single trading environment.”

The latest update marks a foundational step in Bitget’s long-term strategy to support cross-asset trading as tokenized financial markets continue to expand.

About Bitget

Bitget is the world's largest Universal Exchange (UEX), serving over 125 million users and offering access to over 2M crypto tokens, 100+ tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, FX, and precious metals such as gold. The ecosystem is committed to helping users trade smarter with its AI agent, which co-pilots trade execution. Bitget is driving crypto adoption through strategic partnerships with LALIGA and MotoGP™. Aligned with its global impact strategy, Bitget has joined hands with UNICEF to support blockchain education for 1.1 million people by 2027. Bitget currently leads in the tokenized TradFi market, providing the industry's lowest fees and highest liquidity across 150 regions worldwide.

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Risk Warning: Digital asset prices are subject to fluctuation and may experience significant volatility. Investors are advised to only allocate funds they can afford to lose. The value of any investment may be impacted, and there is a possibility that financial objectives may not be met, nor the principal investment recovered. Independent financial advice should always be sought, and personal financial experience and standing carefully considered. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Bitget accepts no liability for any potential losses incurred. Nothing contained herein should be construed as financial advice. For further information, please refer to our Terms of Use.

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Hong Kong Hosts Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants for the First Time, Igniting a Citywide Culinary Celebration this March

HONG KONG, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — This March, Hong Kong is set to dazzle as it hosts the prestigious Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants awards for the very first time. In the lead-up to the ceremony on 25 March 2026 (Wednesday), the city will transform into a vibrant citywide stage, bursting with exceptional dining experiences that welcome the finest culinary talents from Asia and beyond for an extraordinary programme of exclusive menus, one-off collaborations, and gastronomic experiences available only in Hong Kong.

From 50 Best Signature Sessions to a diverse array of chef-driven collaborations and cross‑cultural dining experiences, Hong Kong will showcase why it remains one of the world’s most dynamic and influential food capitals.

One Week of Unmissable Dining: 11 Unforgettable 50 Best Signature Sessions
From 20–26 March, the official 50 Best Signature Sessions will bring together visionaries of global gastronomy for 11 exclusive collaborations across Hong Kong’s most acclaimed restaurants.

Each carefully curated collaboration will present guests with an extraordinary, limited time menu, blending distinct culinary philosophies and techniques to create truly memorable dining moments. These exclusive dining experiences represent a rare opportunity to witness the creative synergy of renowned culinary talent from various cities, all in one of Asia's most dynamic food capitals.

Collaborations highlights include (Full details available in Appendix 1):

  • Feuille (HK, #93, Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025) × Lamdre (Beijing, #50) – A refined collaboration celebrating modern plant‑based creativity and nature-inspired menu. (20 March)
  • Whey (HK) × Seroja (Singapore, #40) X August (Jakarta, #49) X Keng Eng Kee (Singapore) X JL Studio (Taichung, #35) – A Singapore–Malaysia showcase spotlighting the flavours of the Lion City. (21 March)
  • WING (HK, #3) × Onjium (Seoul, #10) – A meeting of Chinese and Korean culinary heritage. (21 March)
  • Louise (HK) × Odette (Singapore, #7) × Villa Aida (Wakayama) – European finesse through an East Asian lens. (22–23 March)
  • Hansik Goo (HK) X Mingles (Seoul, #5) X Bium (Seoul) X Onjium (Seoul, #10) X 7th Door (Seoul, #23) X Solbam (Seoul, #55) – Contemporary Korean fine dining and meticulous fermentation. (22 March)
  • Estro (HK, #32) X Baan Tepa (Bangkok, #44) X Born (Singapore, #54) X Labyrinth (Singapore, #37) X Eatanic Garden (Seoul, #25) X Crony (Tokyo, #30) X Gaggan at Louis Vuitton (Bangkok, #31) – A 14‑hands dinner featuring leading chefs from Thailand, Singapore, Japan, and Korea. (22 March)
  • Roganic (HK) X Naar (Kasauli, #66) – A cross-cultural, produce driven collaboration. (22–23 March)
  • Neighborhood (HK, #21) X Last Spring (Jeju) – A fusion lunch that centered on seasonal ingredients and creative cooking. (23 March)
  • Ando (HK, #41) × Logy (Taipei, #26) × Florilège (Tokyo, #17) × Ta Vie (HK) × Le Du (Bangkok, #20) – A powerhouse Asian collaboration presenting precision, boldness, and innovation. (23 March)
  • Caprice (HK, #18) × Masque (Mumbai, #19) × A (Taipei) × Gaggan at Louis Vuitton (Bangkok, #31) – A refined cross‑cultural dining experience. (23 March)
  • The Chinese Library (HK) × Ensue (Shenzhen, #85) – Southern Chinese heritage reimagined for the modern table. (26 March)

Citywide Culinary Experiences Beyond the Signature Sessions

Beyond the official programme, Hong Kong will host a rich lineup of additional chef collaborations across the city — extending the excitement well beyond the Signature Sessions. These one-off events spotlight cross-cultural creativity and offer visitors deeper insight into the diversity of Hong Kong’s culinary landscape.

Don’t‑miss highlights include (Full details available in Appendix 2):

  • Yong Fu Hong Kong (HK) × Yong Fu Shanghai (Shanghai) × Selection by Du (Shanghai) × Jade Dragon (Macau) – A two‑night celebration of Chinese regional cuisines, from Ningbo to Chaoshan to modern Cantonese. (23–24 March)
  • Leela (HK) × Au Jardin (Penang) × Keng Eng Kee (Singapore) × Dragons’ Den (HK) – A vibrant lunch blending Indian, Cantonese, Malaysian, and Singaporean zi char traditions. (22 March)
  • Leela (HK) × Sōma (Bangkok) – An aromatic eight‑course exploration of spice and flavour over two nights. (23–24 March)
  • Plaisance by Mauro Colagreco (HK) × Côte by Mauro Colagreco (Bangkok) – With a special appearance from the world‑renowned chef himself, this collaboration spotlights contemporary European cooking through global influences. (26–27 March)

Get Ready to Savor More

Whether visiting from abroad or exploring closer to home, food lovers are invited to discover Hong Kong’s vibrant culinary landscape. Mark your calendars for a citywide celebration of Asian gastronomy this March and get ready to experience Hong Kong at its most flavor-packed!

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Appendix 1 – Official 50 Best Signature Session

Collaborations
(#Asia’s 50 Best Ranking)		 Descriptions
Feuille (HK, #93) X Lamdre (Beijing, #50)

Date: 20 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Feuille, 5/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://sevn.ly/xTragh6K

 Feuille, guided by renowned French chef David Toutain, is acclaimed for its root-to-seed approach and a mostly nature- inspired tasting menu. The Hong Kong restaurant is set to host the team from Lamdre, an innovative plant-based eatery in Beijing established by owner Zhao Jia and chef Dai Jun, who share a kindred culinary philosophy.
Whey (HK) X Seroja (Singapore, #40) X August (Jakarta, #49) X KEK (Singapore) X JL Studio (Taichung, #35)

Date: 21 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Whey, UG/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://sevn.ly/x5l17Uxb

 From Singapore's beloved casual zi char spot KEK to the refined JL Studio in Taichung, this multi-team collaboration will celebrate the rich diversity of Singaporean and Malaysian cuisine. The event will be hosted at Whey, where a design that fuses European and East Asian elements provides a bright, airy setting adorned with artistic touches reminiscent of the Lion City.
Wing (HK #3) X Onjium (Seoul, #10)

Date: 21 March
Time: Dinner
Address: Wing, 29/F The Wellington, 198 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.theworlds50best.com/experiences.html

Both Hong Kong's Wing and Seoul's Onjium are rooted in rich and extensive culinary traditions. Wing embraces a boundary-less approach to the eight great Chinese cuisines, while Onjium is inspired by the Royal Cuisine of Korea's Joseon dynasty. Diners can anticipate dishes that creatively reflect both historical and contemporary influences.
Louise (HK) X Odette (Singapore, #7) X Villa Aida (Wakayama)

Date: 22 and 23 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Louise, PMQ – Staunton, 35 Aberdeen St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/louise?venues=louise

 Chef Julien Royer is the visionary behind Louise, an Asian-inspired French restaurant situated in a historic Hong Kong building, as well as Singapore's Odette, a former winner of The Best Restaurant in Asia. He will be joined by Villa Aida, a farm-to-table Italian restaurant from Wakayama, Japan, for a dinner that explores classical European tradition presented through an East Asian perspective.
Hansik Goo (HK) X Mingles (Seoul, #5) X Bium (Seoul) X Onjium (Seoul, #10) X 7th Door (Seoul, #23) X Solbam (Seoul, #55)

Date: 22 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Hansik Goo, 1F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/hansikgoo/50-best-signature-session—12-hands-5794631904706…

 Hansik Goo, the second venture from Mingoo Kang of the esteemed Mingles in Seoul, will welcome some of the most talented chefs in Korean cuisine. With Solbam showcasing contemporary Korean fine dining and 7th Door emphasizing meticulously researched fermentation, this dinner promises a unique glimpse into the exceptional artistry of Korean gastronomy.
Estro (HK, #32) X Baan Tepa (Bangkok, #44) X Born (Singapore, #54) X Labyrinth (Singapore, #37) X Eatanic Garden (Seoul, #25) X Crony (Japan, #30) X Gaggan at Louis Vuitton (Bangkok, #31)

Date: 22 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Estro, 2/F, 1 Duddell St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/estrohk

 This distinctive seven-hands event promises an evening rich in culinary creativity and excellence. Set in Chef Antimo Maria Merone's Estro, acclaimed chefs from the region will collaborate to craft an exclusive menu that takes diners on a gastronomic journey throughAsia.
Roganic (HK) X Naar (Kasauli, #66)

Date: 22 and 23 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Roganic, SHOP NOS. 402 & 403, 4/F, LEE GARDEN ONE, 33 Hysan Ave, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.roganic.com.hk/

 With its organic interiors and locally sourced ingredients, Hong Kong's Roganic seamlessly integrates the natural world into the dining experience. It serves as the perfect venue for India's Naar, a Himalayan restaurant that honors, celebrates, and creatively reinterprets the treasures of the world's highest mountain range.
Neighborhood (HK, #21) X Last Spring (Jeju)

Date: 23 March 2026
Time: Lunch
Address: Neighborhood, 61 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://inline.app/booking/-O0mcZau9jQb_QlBqaFW%3Ainline-live-3/-O0mcZvTDFocW9BqKci8

 Chef David Lai’s cleverly minimalist French-Asian cuisine will blend with the innovative Korean fusion of rising-star chef Kang Byung-wook for one unforgettable lunch. Neighborhood, one of Hong Kong's most celebrated restaurants, will welcome the Jeju-based chef for a culinary experience centered on seasonal ingredients and imaginative cooking.
Ando (HK, #41) X Logy (Taipei, #26) X Florilège (Tokyo, #17) X Ta Vie (HK) X Le Du (Bangkok, #20)

Date: 23 March
Time: Dinner
Address: Ando, 1F, 52 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/andohk

 During a one-night-only dinner at Ando, chefs Ryogo Tahara, Hiroyasu Kawate, Hideaki Sato, and Thitid 'Ton' Tassanakajohn will come together to craft a menu that highlights some of the most exciting culinary innovations across Asia. Anticipate dishes that showcase bold flavors and precision.
Caprice (HK, #18) X Masque (Mumbai, #19) X A (Taipei) X Gaggan at Louis Vuitton (Bangkok, #31)

Date: 23 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Caprice, 6F, Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, 8 Finance St, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://www.fourseasons.com/hongkong/dining/restaurants/caprice/

 Chef Guillaume Galliot's extravagant culinary creations at Caprice will anchor a fascination collaboration that includes with Masque's innovative Indian cuisine, chef Alain Huang's reinterpretation of French dishes through an Asian perspective, and chef Dej Kewkacha's inventive pastry artistry for this exclusive one-night dining experience.
The Chinese Library (HK) X Ensue (Shenzhen, #85)

Date: 26 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: The Chinese Library, Block 01, Tai Kwun, Police Headquarters, 10 Hollywood Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: [email protected]

 Join chefs Junno Li and Jeffrey Wu for an extraordinary evening of contemporary Chinese dining at The Chinese Library. Prepare for an in-depth journey into southern Chinese culinary heritage from Ensue, complemented by The Chinese Library's innovative approach to traditional Chinese dishes and dim sum.

Appendix 2 – Citywide chef collaborations

Collaborations Descriptions
Yong Fu Hong Kong (HK) x Yong Fu Shanghai (Shanghai) x Selection by Du (Shanghai) x Jade Dragon (Macau)

Date: 23 and 24 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Yong Fu Hong Kong, Shop 2 at GF & 1F, Golden Star Building, 20-24 Lockhart Road, Hong Kong
Booking link/email: https://yongfuhk.com/

Yong Fu Hong Kong will celebrate the diversity of Chinese regional cuisine by hosting Shanghai’s Yong Fu North Bund and Selection by Du, along with Macau’s Jade Dragon, for a two-night collaborative dinner. The chefs will present an eight-course menu that highlights the evolution of Chinese fine dining across Greater China, journeying from the refined traditions of Ningbo and Chaoshan to modern Cantonese expressions.
Leela (HK) x Restaurant Au Jardin (Penang) x Dragons’ Den (HK) x Keng Eng Kee (Singapore)

Date: 22 March 2026
Time: Lunch
Address: Leela, Shop 301-310, 3/F, Lee Garden Three, 1 Sunning Road
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/leela/leela-x-au-jardin-x-kek-x-dragon-s-den-5359963055636480  

Leela (HK) x Sōma (Thailand)

Date: 23 and 24 March 2026
Time: Dinner
Address: Leela, Shop 301-310, 3/F, Lee Garden Three, 1 Sunning Road
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/leela/leela-x-soma-5385682494210048

Chef Manav Tuli of Leela will host two special collaborations exploring the intersections of Indian cuisine with flavours from across Asia.

A one-day collaborative lunch on 22 March will bring together Restaurant au Jardin from Penang, Hong Kong’s Dragon’s Den and Singapore institution Keng Eng Kee Seafood for a 12-course menu thar artfully blends Indian and Cantonese influences with Malaysian and zi char traditions.

On 23–24 March, Leela will partner with Bangkok’s Sōma for an eight-course dinner that highlights the shared language of spice and balance across Indian and Southeast Asian cuisines.
Plaisance by Mauro Colagreco (HK) x Côte by Mauro Colagreco (Bangkok)

Date: 26 and 27 March 2026
* Special Appearance of Chef Mauro Colagreco on 26 March
Time: Lunch and Dinner
Address: Plaisance by Mauro Colagreco, 1/F, 1 Duddell St, Central
Booking link/email: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/plaisance/plaisance-x-c-te-4-hands-dinner-4944356851630080

Join Chef Mauro Colagreco, the mastermind behind Mirazur—named the World's Best Restaurant in 2019—as he showcases his innovative culinary philosophy at Plaisance by Mauro Colagreco in Hong Kong and Côte by Mauro Colagreco in Bangkok.

This exclusive collaboration features Executive Chef Mitsuru Konishi and Head Chef Davide Garavaglia, who each bring their own artistry and heritage.

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