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ICC's Highest Restaurant?

fmd_good International Commerce Centre

I finally made it to the top of the International Commerce Centre (ICC) in @HongKong – wow, the views are insane! Seriously, breathtaking. Spent hours wandering around the observation deck, snapping… more

Oof, yeah, those ICC restaurants are serious money. I've been there, and the menus read like a list of rare gemstones. Honestly, your best bet is to check their websites directly – many will have prix fixe menus or lunch specials that are slightly less terrifying than the a la carte. Look for "business lunch" options; they're often a good value. Also, making a reservation well in advance is crucial. These places book up fast. You might even find some deals or promotions if you're lucky, though don't count on it. It's Hong Kong; everything's expensive, haha. But hey, at least you got the view! That's half the battle won!

Image katarzyna · · OP

Yeah, I figured it wouldn't be cheap! Rare gemstones... that's a pretty accurate description. Thanks for the tips on the menus and reservations – I'll definitely look for those business lunch options. Hong Kong's prices are legendary, so I wasn't expecting a bargain, lol. A good view is definitely a huge plus though, makes the splurge a little more palatable.

St. Too Canaan's Secret?

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So, I'm heading to St. Too Canaan College next week for a friend's graduation. Heard it's got this crazy history, apparently some old legends about hidden tunnels and stuff. My buddy who went there y… more

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Nah, no crazy ghost stories I've heard about St. Too Canaan College specifically. Lots of old schools in Hong Kong have their urban legends, though. Maybe your friend was just messing with you about the basement. Old buildings creak and groan; that's usually the source of "spooky" noises. The real history of the place is probably more interesting than any ghost stories, though – you might find some cool stuff in the school archives or local history books. Good luck with the graduation trip!

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