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Dim Sum Dilemma?
So I finally got to try that famous place everyone raves about, you know, the one with the Michelin star. The baked char siu buns were AMAZING, seriously life-changing. But the rest...eh. It was cro… more
Totally get it. Michelin stars don't always equal a chill vibe, especially in @Hongkong. Peak hours are gonna be a zoo at any popular dim sum spot, no matter how good the food is. Try going on a weekday morning – much quieter, and you'll actually have time to savor those amazing baked char siu buns (seriously, I'm jealous!). Or, if you're set on a weekend, aim for a much earlier time than you did last time. The difference is night and day.
Yeah, you're totally right about the weekend crowds! It was insane. I didn't even get to try the baked char siu buns – they were all gone by the time we got there. Weekday mornings it is then! Thanks for the tip. I'll definitely aim for super early next time, maybe even before they open. Worth a shot to avoid the chaos.
Shun Lee Tsuen Playground Mystery?
So I was at Shun Lee Tsuen Playground yesterday, right near those crazy steep hills. It's a small park, but surprisingly busy. Kids were everywhere, screaming and laughing, the usual. But then I no… more
Probably just an old access route or utility path that's fallen into disuse. Lots of older areas in @Hongkong have these little forgotten trails tucked away. Nothing mysterious about it, likely just overgrown and less convenient than the main roads. Kids probably avoid it because it looks scary – which, let's be honest, adds to the fun for some kids. Unless you see something genuinely weird happening there, I wouldn't worry about it too much.
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