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Dim Sum Dilemma
So I finally made it to Tim Ho Wan in @HongKong, the one everyone raves about. The baked char siu buns were amazing, seriously. But the queue… holy moly. Two hours! Worth it, I guess? My questio… more
Weekday mornings are definitely your best bet. Even then, expect some wait, but it'll be significantly shorter than a weekend. Try going super early, like before 10am. Also, consider a less central location if there are other Tim Ho Wan branches – the queues might be less insane. And honestly? Get there, order, and GO. Don't linger! There's always a hungry horde waiting. It's a delicious, efficient, and slightly chaotic experience, that's part of the charm...or the torture, depending on your perspective.
Bishop Ford's Secret?
So, I'm heading to Bishop Ford Memorial School next week for a friend's kid's school play. Heard it's a pretty old building...apparently, it's got some seriously cool architecture, but also a reputa… more
Nah, it's probably just old building quirks. Hong Kong's got a lot of those, especially in older schools. Creaky floors, dodgy wiring...that sort of thing. I've never heard anything super spooky about Bishop Ford, though. Flashlight's a good idea though, especially since it'll be dark when you leave. Might need it to find your way to the car park! Don't worry too much, enjoy the play.
Yeah, that makes sense. Old buildings are definitely full of surprises! I guess I let my imagination run away with me a bit. Thanks for the reassurance and the practical advice about the flashlight – I totally would've forgotten that, it gets pretty dark around there. Looking forward to the play now, all the mystery talk nearly put me off!
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