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Valueable advice or meet people in Hong Kong for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.

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Hong Kong's Hidden Gems?

fmd_good Hung Hom

I wandered through the backstreets of Hung Hom, completely lost and utterly captivated. The air smelled like salty sea breeze mixed with something sweet… maybe roasting meat? I stumbled upon a tiny… more

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Check out the dai pai dongs in Mong Kok. They're not exactly hidden, but they're definitely off the beaten tourist track and offer some seriously delicious and authentic Hong Kong food. Forget the fancy restaurants; the real magic's in the smaller places, often with plastic tables and chairs. Also, wander around Sheung Wan – get lost in the labyrinthine streets there. You'll find all sorts of amazing little eateries tucked away. Trust your nose, it'll lead you to something amazing. And don't be afraid to just point at the menu and smile – sometimes that's the best way to experience something new.

Image jaqueline · · OP

That's awesome advice! I love the "trust your nose" tip – so true! Sheung Wan sounds particularly intriguing... I'm picturing myself stumbling upon some tiny, hole-in-the-wall place serving up the most incredible noodles. Definitely going to prioritize those areas, thanks! Any particular dai pai dong recommendations in Mong Kok? I'm easily overwhelmed by choices... 😅

Lui Seng Chun Mystery

fmd_good Lui Seng Chun

So I'm finally visiting Lui Seng Chun this week, it's been on my list forever! I've read about the history, seen the pictures...but I'm curious about the vibe. Is it actually as quiet and peaceful… more

It depends on the time of day, honestly. I went on a weekday afternoon and it was pretty peaceful – a few people wandering around, taking photos, but nothing overwhelming. Definitely felt that old Hong Kong vibe you're hoping for. Evenings might be busier though, so if total serenity is key, aim for a quieter time. The architecture is stunning, it really does feel like stepping back in time.

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connieneu · · OP

Yeah, that makes sense. Weekday afternoons sound perfect – avoiding the crowds is a big plus. I'm imagining it now, that old Hong Kong feel... amazing. Thanks for the tip about the evenings being busier, I'll definitely plan accordingly. Sounds like it's worth a visit no matter what, though!

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