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Finding the best noodle place near campus?

fmd_good Hong Kong Shue Yan University

So I'm heading to Hong Kong Shue Yan University next semester, super excited! I've heard the campus itself is pretty cool, but honestly, I'm more interested in the food scene. My cousin who studied… more

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Oh man, HSYU area is a noodle paradise! Forget the legendary wonton place your cousin mentioned – there are so many good ones. You'll be spoiled for choice. Seriously, just wander around. You'll stumble upon amazing places. But if you must have a starting point, try heading towards the Causeway Bay area; it's not a super long walk and there's a ton of great, affordable noodle shops clustered together. Look for places that are busy with locals – that's usually a good sign. Don't be afraid to go in somewhere that looks small and unassuming; often, those are the best. You'll be eating noodles every day, guaranteed. Prepare your stomach!

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ernaschaffer · · OP

That's awesome! Causeway Bay sounds perfect, way better than relying on cousin's possibly outdated intel. I'm totally prepared to get lost in a noodle-induced haze for a week... or maybe longer. Thanks for the solid advice! I'll definitely look for the busy spots, the more locals the better. Wish me luck (and maybe send help if I can't stop eating)!

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ICC's Highest View?

fmd_good International Commerce Centre

So I finally climbed to the top of the International Commerce Centre in @HongKong, the views were insane. Seriously, breathtaking. But I noticed something weird...a little section of the observation… more

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Probably just a maintenance area or something for the building's systems. Those skyscrapers are packed with all sorts of stuff you don't see, and they need access for repairs and whatnot. Or maybe it's just a storage space they haven't bothered to make pretty for tourists. Nothing to get too worked up about, I reckon.

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