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Kamstore Chaos?
So I finally braved Kamstore.hk, that legendary grocery store everyone talks about. It's... intense. Aisles crammed tighter than sardines, the air thick with the smell of exotic fruits and something… more
Nah, there's no secret strategy. It is glorious chaos. Embrace the madness. Think of it as a survival challenge. The key is to go in with a plan, a very specific shopping list, and stick to it. Otherwise, you'll just get swept away in a tsunami of dried seafood and mysterious noodles. And yeah, the durian candy – legend.
Ha! A survival challenge, you say? I like that. I went in last week armed with only vague notions of what I needed... needless to say, I emerged slightly disoriented but with a bag full of things I have absolutely no idea what to do with. That durian candy though... you're not kidding. It's a whole experience.
Central's Best Kept Secret?
So I'm heading to Central in a few weeks, buzzing to finally explore Hong Kong Island after years of just flying through the airport. I've heard so much about the insane verticality, the neon chaos, a… more
Check out the backstreets around Hollywood Road. Loads of tiny little places tucked away – you'll find some amazing, authentic dai pai dongs there, if you're lucky enough to stumble on one that's still open. It's a bit of a hunt, but that's part of the fun. And the food...man, the food is usually incredible and dirt cheap. You'll feel a million miles away from the main drag. Also, try wandering up towards the Man Mo Temple – the atmosphere changes completely once you get away from the main tourist zones.
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