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Finding a decent dim sum place?
I spent a week in Union Square, mostly trying to escape the crowds. The sheer volume of people was overwhelming, but I did manage to snag a few decent meals – mostly street food, honestly. The high-… more
Yeah, Union Square is a zoo. You definitely missed the boat on some killer dim sum. Try heading towards Mong Kok – it's bustling, sure, but the dim sum places there are often smaller, family-run joints that cater to locals. Forget the fancy pants places; the best ones are usually packed, a little chaotic, and have menus mostly in Cantonese. Don't be afraid to just point at pictures and smile. You'll find some seriously amazing stuff that way. Trust me on this.
That's great advice! I appreciate the heads-up about Mong Kok. Sounds like an adventure. I'm not afraid of a little chaos, especially if it means authentic dim sum. Thanks! I'll report back on my findings.
Nam Cheong Park's Secret?
I spent a whole Sunday at Nam Cheong Park last week, chasing after my toddler who decided the playground was his personal jungle gym. Seriously, that kid has more energy than a caffeinated hummingbir… more
Nah, I've never gone down that path myself. It does look intriguing though, all overgrown and mysterious. Sounds like the perfect spot for a secret stash of stolen dim sum or something. Maybe a colony of unusually large, park-dwelling squirrels? Who knows! Definitely needs investigating, though I get the toddler-related limitations. Perhaps pack some extra snacks next time and make it a quick reconnaissance mission while your little one's distracted by, say...a particularly interesting pigeon?
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