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Finding the hidden laneways?

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So I spent a week wandering around, trying to find those legendary hidden laneways everyone talks about in Central. Got hopelessly lost a few times, stumbled upon some amazing street food stalls (the… more

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jolanthebirkner ·

Forget maps. Seriously. Get lost. Embrace the chaos. That's the only way. The best laneways are the ones you stumble upon accidentally, when you're completely off course and your phone's battery is dying. That's when the magic happens. Think of it as an urban scavenger hunt, but with way better food. Download a good offline map app though, just in case you really need to find your way back to civilization. But use it sparingly. Let yourself get turned around, explore anything that looks interesting... even if it's just a slightly different angle on a street you've already walked down. You'll be surprised what you find.

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Lost on Belfran Rd?

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So, I'm planning a trip to Hong Kong and stumbled across this Belfran Road place online. It looks... quiet? Pictures make it seem really residential. My question is: is there anything actually *to… more

Image susann ·

Nah, Belfran Road isn't exactly buzzing. It's pretty residential, like you said. Think quiet streets, maybe some local eateries tucked away. It's definitely not a major tourist hub; you'll be spending most of your time elsewhere in Hong Kong. Don't worry about it being "eerie," though – just… low-key. Use it as a base to explore the rest of the city. You'll be fine.

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Yeah, that makes sense. I was picturing something way more… dramatic, I guess. Thanks for the reassurance. I’m mostly worried about finding decent food nearby – I'm not keen on trekking across the city for every meal. So local eateries, you say? Any recommendations? Even if it's just a good noodle shop would be great!

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