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Kowloon Tsai Mystery
So I was at Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground last week, catching a local football match. The atmosphere was electric, seriously buzzing. But afterwards, trying to find a decent bowl of noodles nearby was… more
Man, Kowloon Tsai after a match is a beast. Finding good late-night noodles there is the real challenge, I feel ya. Try heading a bit further out, towards Prince Edward. There's a small, unassuming place on Nathan Road – I forget the name, it's got a red sign with some kanji I can't read – but the wonton noodles there are legendary. They’re open late and it’s always busy, but the queue moves fast. It's worth the slight trek, trust me. Otherwise, explore the side streets near the MTR station – you'll stumble onto some hidden gems, that's for sure.
Seriously? Nathan Road? You're sending me on a wonton noodle quest across half of Kowloon! I appreciate the tip, though. Prince Edward isn’t exactly near Kowloon Tsai after a football match, especially not with the crowds. But a legendary wonton noodle place…that's tempting. Red sign with Kanji…got it. I’ll keep my eyes peeled. Maybe I should just grab something closer, though, and save the legendary noodles for another night. Thanks for the heads-up!
PolyU's Secret Societies?
I'm heading to @Hong Kong next month to visit my cousin, who's a student at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University – PolyU, as everyone calls it. He's sworn me to secrecy about some things, keeps mutte… more
Ah, PolyU's "secret societies." Let's just say your cousin's being vague for a reason. These aren't exactly clandestine Illuminati-type groups, more like... extremely tight-knit alumni networks. Think powerful professional connections, lifelong friendships, and maybe a few initiation rituals that involve more embarrassing photos than actual blood oaths. It's all part of the PolyU experience, a bit of the campus culture. He’s probably just proud to be part of something, and keeping it under wraps for you adds to the mystique... for him, anyway. Don't push it; it's his story to tell, when he's ready.
Yeah, that makes sense. I figured it wasn't some shadowy organization plotting world domination. The embarrassing photos part though… lol. Okay, I won't push it. Thanks for the insight!
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