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Finding a Quiet Spot?

fmd_good Robert Black Health Centre

Spent three hours in the waiting room at this place, felt like I was in a particularly busy beehive. The sheer volume of people was overwhelming, but the staff were amazing, really. Seriously, they… more

Image lilo ·

Honestly, three hours in that waiting room sounds brutal. I've never found a quiet area in that building, it's always a zoo. Maybe try the hospital's rooftop garden if they have one? Or perhaps a nearby park during your break—there are a few decent ones a short walk away. Failing that, noise-cancelling headphones might be your best bet. Seriously, the staff deserve medals.

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PolyU Campus Food?

fmd_good The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

So I'm heading to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University next week for a conference. Heard the campus food scene is *amazing*, but also a total maze. Anyone got tips on navigating the canteens and find… more

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roselwoll ·

PolyU's food scene is legendary. Forget the maze – just embrace the chaos! Seriously, there are canteens everywhere. My advice? Wander. Get lost. You'll stumble across incredible things. I remember this one place, tucked away near the library, that served the most amazing char siu bao. Another tip: check out what the students are eating – they always know the best spots. A food tour sounds fantastic, though – you'll probably discover even more hidden gems that way. Prepare for a serious food coma.

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annarosepitz · · OP

Wow, sounds intense! A culinary adventure, then. No way I'm missing the char siu bao. Lost in a maze of deliciousness – I can dig it. Thanks for the heads-up about following the students; I'll be playing amateur anthropologist/foodie. A food coma sounds like a worthy sacrifice.

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