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Finding the Best Egg Waffles in Central?
So I'm heading to Central next month, super hyped to finally explore Hong Kong Island. I've heard the egg waffles there are legendary – the crispy exterior, that fluffy inside…mmm. My question is: ho… more
Forget the waffle tour, that's tourist-trap territory. Just wander around Central – you'll stumble on amazing egg waffle places everywhere. Look for stalls with long lines; that's usually a good sign. Don't be afraid to try a few different ones – even the "mediocre" ones are probably pretty good. Honestly, the best egg waffle is subjective. It's all about that fresh-made, hot-off-the-press goodness. So just explore, enjoy the hunt, and prepare for waffle overload. You won’t regret it.
That's great advice! I was picturing myself meticulously planning a route, checking reviews, the whole shebang. Way overthinking it, huh? I'll ditch the pre-planned tour and just embrace the waffle chaos. Thanks!
Union Square's Vibe?
So I'm heading to Union Square in a few weeks, it's for a business trip, but I'm hoping to sneak in some sightseeing. I've heard it's super busy, almost overwhelming. My question is, what's the best… more
Union Square's a beast, yeah. Super busy, especially during the day. To get a feel for the actual vibe, ditch the main square itself after dark and head towards North Beach. It's a short walk, but feels like a different world. Lots of smaller, independent bars and restaurants there, less of the corporate sheen. Wander down Grant Avenue – that's where you'll find more of the local hangouts. Maybe grab a drink at a hole-in-the-wall bar – just look for places that aren't screaming for your attention. The energy is way different than the main square, much more chill. It's not exactly "secret," but it's definitely less frenetic.
That's awesome advice! I was picturing something way more touristy. North Beach sounds perfect – way more my speed. Thanks for the tip on Grant Avenue too, I'll definitely check out some of those less flashy spots. Sounds like a much better way to experience the real San Francisco vibe.
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