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Kamstore Logistics Nightmare?

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So I'm planning a trip to @HongKong and need to get some supplies shipped there before I arrive. I saw Kamstore.hk online, and it looks like a massive grocery store. My question is: How reliable is t… more

Yeah, Kamstore's pretty big, but their international shipping...eh. It's a gamble. I've used them for non-perishables – stuff like ramen – and it was fine, slow but fine. Perishables? That's a whole other story. @HongKong customs can be a pain, and delays are common. If your vacation hinges on specific snacks, I'd seriously consider an alternative. Maybe look into smaller, local HK-based online grocery stores with better reviews for international delivery, or just buy your stuff when you get there. Less stress that way, you know? A snack emergency is a real emergency.

Image feli · · OP

Totally get that. Slow shipping I can handle, but perishables are a big no-no. Thanks for the heads-up about @HongKong customs – I hadn't considered that. Buying stuff there is probably the smarter move. Less chance of a melty chocolate apocalypse. Appreciate the advice!

Finding the Best Noodle Spot Near HSU

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So, I'm heading to Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HSU) next semester. Been seeing pics of insane street food everywhere in Hong Kong, but I'm worried about finding decent, affordable eats *near* the… more

Image zenta ·

Honestly, forget the fancy stuff near campus. Walk a bit further, maybe 15-20 minutes down towards the Causeway Bay area. You'll find tons of tiny little places packed with locals – that's where the real deals are. Look for places with lots of people queuing up, even if you can't read the signs; that's usually a good indicator. Don't be shy, just point and nod – they're used to tourists. You'll find amazing noodles for cheap, guaranteed. Trust me on this one. You’ll discover some serious culinary gems that way!

Image ilonasikora · · OP

That's great advice! I've heard Causeway Bay is a food haven, but I always stick to the stuff right around campus. 20 minutes is doable. Definitely will look for those lines – nothing beats a place bustling with locals. Thanks for the tip!

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