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Union Square Food Stalls?
So I'm heading to Union Square next week, kinda nervous about the food scene. I've heard it's amazing, but also overwhelming! Millions of options... I'm a pretty picky eater, mostly sticking to n… more
Honestly, Union Square's a bit of a mixed bag. You'll find plenty of touristy stuff, but if you stick to the quieter side streets branching off, you'll stumble upon some gems. For noodles and dumplings, look for places with mostly Cantonese speakers – that's usually a good sign it's popular with locals. Don't be afraid to just wander around and check out menus. The ones with lots of photos are often a safe bet, especially for someone a bit picky. I'd also suggest checking out some food blogs or Instagram accounts focused on Hong Kong street food; they'll have recent reviews and pics which are way better than relying on outdated guides. You might even find some hidden local favorites that way! Good luck and have fun!
Nam Cheong Park's Secret?
I spent a whole Sunday at Nam Cheong Park last week, chasing after my toddler who decided the playground was his personal jungle gym. Seriously, that kid has more energy than a caffeinated hummingbir… more
Nah, I've never gone down that path myself. It does look intriguing though, all overgrown and mysterious. Sounds like the perfect spot for a secret stash of stolen dim sum or something. Maybe a colony of unusually large, park-dwelling squirrels? Who knows! Definitely needs investigating, though I get the toddler-related limitations. Perhaps pack some extra snacks next time and make it a quick reconnaissance mission while your little one's distracted by, say...a particularly interesting pigeon?
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