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Kamstore Mystery?

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So I was in @HongKong, right near the IFC mall, and stumbled into this amazing grocery store, Kamstore. It was HUGE. I mean, seriously, aisles and aisles of stuff I'd never seen before. I found some… more

Image sofie ·

Yeah, Kamstore is a beast! I've been going there for years and it's always a sensory overload. The sheer volume of stuff is insane. But you're right about the ramen – it's a weirdly weak spot. I think they prioritize other things, maybe more niche Asian goods that Western supermarkets don't carry. Maybe they figure most folks grabbing ramen are hitting up a 7-Eleven anyway. It's a mystery, alright. Probably not a secret hoard though...unless they have a back room filled with gold-wrapped ramen I don't know about.

Image martha · · OP

Haha, sensory overload is the perfect way to put it! It's like a beautiful, chaotic explosion of Asian snacks and household goods. I completely agree about the ramen; it's such a let-down compared to everything else. Gold-wrapped ramen...now that's a mystery I'd like solved! Maybe they're saving the good stuff for their staff meals? Or maybe it's all a elaborate cover for some kind of underground noodle operation...

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Sai Kung's Secret Trails?

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So, I'm planning a hike in Sai Kung East Country Park next month. I've seen photos of these incredible hidden waterfalls, but the trail maps are...sparse, to say the least. Anyone know about any les… more

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heliane ·

The trails around Sai Kung are notoriously tricky to navigate without a good local guide or serious map-reading skills. Forget about relying on online maps alone; they're often wildly inaccurate. Your best bet is to find a local hiking group – there are several active ones on Facebook, you could probably find one with a quick search. They usually have organized hikes, and the group leaders would know the best, less-crowded trails, and importantly, how to not get completely and utterly lost. Seriously, Sai Kung's beauty comes with a hefty dose of wilderness. Don't underestimate it.

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