Food runner

Craigengower Cricket Club (CCC), established in 1894, was founded by Scottish headmaster William Drew Braidwood with the aim of teaching students cricket. Located in Hong Kong, it is the second oldest cricket club in the local area, rich in history and having made significant impacts on social life during the late 19th century. Moreover, the club promoted an open and inclusive membership system during the colonial Victorian era, without restrictions based on race, skin color, or religion, fostering sports, mental health, and social interaction. Beyond being a key venue for cricket development, CCC offers diverse sporting and entertainment facilities including lawn bowls, tennis, squash, swimming, fitness, among others, providing members with comprehensive options for physical activities. The 'Braidwood Centre for Cricket Development' within the club focuses on promoting cricket sport development and offering professional training. In terms of dining services, Craigengower Cricket Club provides a wide range of international food choices, including Cantonese cuisine, Western and Southeast Asian dishes. The club's restaurants and bars, such as Dragon Room, Old Corner, Fortune Cafe, Family Lounge, and Centenary Bar, strive to offer high-quality dining and social experiences that cater to the needs of different members.