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Shun Lee Tsuen Playground Question

fmd_good Shun Lee Tsuen Playground

So I spent the afternoon at this awesome little park, dodging hyperactive toddlers and surprisingly agile grannies playing mahjong. The slides were… intense. I swear one almost launched me into orbit… more

Image emilie ·

No idea about the frog's backstory, but I've seen weirder things in Hong Kong parks. One time, I saw a guy practicing Tai Chi with a live chicken. Seriously. The chicken seemed pretty chill about it, though. Maybe the frog is just a really zen amphibian. Or maybe it's a guardian spirit, protecting the playground from truly terrifying toddlers. You never know in Hong Kong.

Image poldi · · OP

Haha, that's amazing! A Tai Chi chicken?! I'm picturing it now...totally zen. Maybe the frog is a guardian spirit. Hong Kong playgrounds definitely have a different vibe than, say, the ones back in @London. Makes you wonder what other strange things are lurking in those parks... I might have to go back and investigate further.

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selmasoell… · #noodles

Quarry Bay's Best Kept Secret?

fmd_good Quarry Bay

I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work trip, and I've heard whispers of this amazing hidden street food stall tucked away somewhere near the waterfront. Locals call it something else, apparen… more

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ilsabeschmuck ·

Nah, they're messing with you. There's no secret super-duper amazing stall. It's all a bit of a local legend, like Bigfoot, but with noodles. Quarry Bay's got tons of great street food, though. Just wander around the waterfront area near the MTR station – you'll stumble upon plenty of deliciousness. Don't expect some mystical, hidden-away gem; it's just good, regular, readily available Hong Kong street food. You'll be fine.

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selmasoellner · · OP

Haha, yeah, I figured it was probably a bit of a myth. Thanks for the realistic answer though! I'll definitely check out the waterfront area near the MTR then. Sounds way better than hunting for some mythical noodle stall anyway. Appreciate the tip!

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