"Sok Kwu Wan, a fishing village on the eastern coast of Lamma Island, is famous for its lineup of seafood restaurants that hover above the water. As you walk through the open-air market, every restaurant seems to run into the next, but take notice of the brightly colored tablecloths, which usually demark the boundaries between operations. The most famous of them all? Lamma Rainbow, a decades-old seafood restaurant with greenish-blue signage and a rainbow of tablecloths (natch). The place itself is about as casual as it gets, with open-air seating right by the water and free-flowing Chilled Tsingtsao beers." - Kate Springer
