For Li, Queer Room offers a change of pace. “I’m lecturing most of the time, but this concept allows me to really connect with the queer community,” she says.
For Li, Queer Room offers a change of pace. “I’m lecturing most of the time, but this concept allows me to really connect with the queer community,” she says.
Much like the fermentation process involved in making kombucha – it can take up to two weeks – the pace at Queer Room is slow, the space offering an escape from the hustle and bustle that Hong Kong is known for, Patricia Lam says.

For Li, fermentation carries a deeper metaphorical meaning: the process of transformation, much like the city’s queer community, which must embrace the unknown and celebrate change.
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