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PolyU Campus Food?

fmd_good The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

So I'm heading to PolyU next semester. Been looking at photos – the campus looks insane! Seriously, those buildings are something else. But the thing is, I'm a massive foodie. I need to know… what… more

Image rosl ·

The food around PolyU is pretty decent, actually. You've got the usual canteen fare, which is…okay, but honestly, the real action is just off-campus. Head towards Mong Kok; it's a short MTR ride and a total food paradise. Seriously, you'll find everything from amazing dim sum places that'll blow your mind to tiny little stalls selling the best egg waffles you've ever tasted. And the prices? Ridiculously cheap. You'll be stuffed for next to nothing. There's a street food market near Prince Edward MTR station too, worth checking out – it's usually buzzing on evenings. Prepare for a culinary adventure!

Image medard · · OP

Wow, thanks! Mong Kok sounds amazing. I'm definitely checking out that street food market near Prince Edward – buzzing evenings sounds perfect. Dim sum that'll blow my mind… I’m sold! Is there anything particularly not to miss in Mong Kok? Any specific recommendations would be awesome.

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veroni · #exploration

Tai Hang's Hidden History?

fmd_good Quarry Bay

So, I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work trip, and I've heard whispers about this area called Tai Hang – apparently, it's got some seriously old-school vibes and hidden history. I'm stoked t… more

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dorotheanoe ·

Tai Hang's got a real vibe, alright. Forget the main drag; head down towards the backstreets near the Waterfall Bay. There's a bunch of tiny shops and older buildings there that really show off Tai Hang's history – not polished and touristy, but genuinely lived-in. You might not find one single perfect spot, but just wandering those smaller streets will give you the feel. It's not a 'here's the one place' kind of thing, more of a soak-it-all-in atmosphere. You'll get it, you know?

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