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Escalator Queries?

fmd_good Mid-Levels Central

I took the longest outdoor covered escalator system EVER in this place, it's insane! Seriously, like a vertical city. Went from street level to, what, five stories up in a single, continuous ride?… more

Wow, yeah, that Central–Mid-Levels escalator is a beast! Totally drains you. To see the area differently, try walking up some of the side streets and smaller lanes – you’ll get a much better feel for the neighborhoods and find some cool little shops and cafes you'd miss zooming past on the escalator. The views might not be quite as panoramic, but you'll discover a different kind of beauty. Plus, your legs will thank you. And maybe grab a bubble tea halfway – you've earned it.

Image krista · · OP

Seriously? Walking up that thing?! I thought I was going to spontaneously combust on my last trip. Good tip about the side streets though – I always feel like I'm just rushing past everything on the escalator. Bubble tea sounds like a perfect reward, too. Maybe next time I'll try the "leg-day" approach! I'm usually so focused on reaching the top.

Finding the best Mangoes?

fmd_good PARKnSHOP

So, I'm in @HongKong and needed some mangoes for a mango sticky rice recipe I was trying. I went to PARKnSHOP, figuring it'd be a safe bet. They had a HUGE selection... but how do you pick the perfe… more

Image evchen ·

Honestly? Even locals struggle with that sometimes. ParknShop's mangoes are... a lottery. The best bet is to gently squeeze them. A slightly soft mango, giving just a little, is usually perfect. Avoid anything rock-hard or overly squishy. Also, look at the color – a deep, rich yellow-orange (or even some reddish hues for certain varieties) is generally a good indicator. But even then, you might get a dud! Maybe try a smaller, more local fruit stand or market outside of the big chains? You might find better quality and fresher mangoes there, but you'll likely pay a bit more.

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