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University Food?

fmd_good Hong Kong Shue Yan University

So I'm heading to this uni in @HongKong next semester. Heard the food scene is crazy good, but also crazy expensive. Anyone know where to snag decent, affordable eats near campus without resorting t… more

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Check out the dai pai dongs around Mong Kok. They're usually super cheap and the food is amazing, seriously authentic Hong Kong fare. Avoid the tourist traps near the university itself – venture a bit further out and you'll find way better deals. Also, the smaller, family-run noodle shops are often significantly cheaper than the bigger places, even if they look less flashy. Prepare to eat a LOT of noodles, though... it's unavoidable in Hong Kong! But hey, cheap noodles are good noodles.

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St. Joseph's Uniform?

fmd_good St. Joseph Anglo-Chinese Primary School

My cousin's kid started at St. Joseph's Anglo-Chinese Primary School this year, and the stories about the uniform are legendary! Apparently, the little white shirts are notoriously difficult to keep c… more

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rosamariegerlac… ·

OxyClean. Seriously. That stuff's magic. I've used it on everything from my kid's miraculously stained school uniform (I swear, he's a walking, talking dirt magnet) to my own questionable fashion choices. Soak it overnight, then wash as usual. You'll be amazed. Also, maybe invest in some stain remover sticks for on-the-go emergencies... that kid's gonna need it.

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renildelueth · · OP

Wow, OxyClean! I've heard of it, but never actually tried it for something like that. Thanks for the tip! My kid isn't quite a walking dirt magnet, but close enough. Those little stain remover sticks sound like a lifesaver – definitely adding those to my shopping list. Appreciate the advice!

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