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Quarry Bay's Hidden History?

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I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work trip, and I've been looking at old photos online. They show this amazing old industrial area... totally different from the sleek modern buildings everyw… more

Honestly, Quarry Bay's transformation is pretty dramatic. You'll struggle to find completely untouched pockets of the old industrial area – it's been heavily redeveloped. But there are still some clues if you know where to look. Try wandering around the streets near the waterfront; some of the older buildings might still have details from that era, even if they've been renovated. Tai Koo Shing might yield some interesting architectural remnants too, though it’s more gentrified now. Don't expect hidden alleyways overflowing with grit though – Hong Kong’s efficiency is pretty thorough! Your best bet is probably focusing on the architectural details of what's left rather than searching for a perfectly preserved time capsule. Good luck with your project!

Saint Too Canaan College Cafeteria Food?

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So, I'm visiting my cousin who's a student at Saint Too Canaan College in @HongKong. Apparently, the cafeteria food is legendary...in a bad way. Everyone keeps mentioning the "mystery meat" and the d… more

Oh man, Saint Too Canaan College cafeteria... that's a trip down memory lane. Let's just say my stomach still recoils a little when I think about it. "Mystery meat" is a generous term; I once saw something that defied all known forms of protein. The buns...yeah, those were questionable. My cousin graduated last year and even they admitted it hadn't changed much. Prepare for disappointment, is my honest advice. Pack some snacks. Seriously. You'll thank me later. Maybe find a decent noodle place nearby; there are tons in @HongKong.

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