Peter Hum is an Assistant Arts Editor for the Ottawa Citizen, with a focus on local arts and cultural events in Ottawa, Canada. He is also a jazz critic, restaurant critic, and occasional pianist. Peter's work has appeared in various publications, including the Winnipeg Sun, Edmonton Journal, Ottawa Sun, and more.
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Homestyle congee, freshly made dim sum, and comforting Chinese food from these spots show why Hong Kong-style cooking is so beloved.
If you don't associate piña coladas with Christmas, now might be the time for a re-think.
By: Peter Hum
The Wellington Street West restaurant, which opened in 2017, serves three- and five-course menus.
Petrali and susemelle are traditional cookies from the very toe of the Italian "boot."
By: Peter Hum
From burgers and pizza to kebabs and cocktails, this year's survey of favourite bites may be my most budget-friendly and multicultural yet.
The comforting Chinese food from these spots shows why Hong Kong-style cooking is so beloved. Article content Cafe Orient Hong Kong Restaurant
If you don't associate piña coladas with Christmas, now might be the time for a re-think.
By: Peter Hum
After a year rife with closures, here's what Ottawa restaurant-goers have to look forward to in 2025.
By: Peter Hum
The country's top jazz musicians released exceptional recordings this year, filled with compelling compositions and in-the-moment brilliance.
The Citizen's restaurant critic roamed widely in 2024, visiting more than 60 Ottawa restaurants, bakeries, bars and ice cream joints.
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