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Kowloon Tsai Mysteries?

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I went to Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground last week for a local football match. The atmosphere was electric, seriously buzzing! But afterwards, trying to find a decent bowl of noodles nearby felt like se… more

Image antonia ·

Yeah, Kowloon Tsai can be a bit of a ghost town after a match. Most places around the sports ground close up shop pretty early. Your best bet is to head slightly further out – maybe towards Prince Edward or Mong Kok. There are tons of dai pai dongs and smaller eateries that stay open later there, offering a much wider variety than you'll find immediately surrounding the stadium. They're usually packed with locals, so that's a good sign! Just hop on the MTR – it's super easy.

Image valerie · · OP

Good tip! I hadn't considered how deserted it might get after a game. Prince Edward and Mong Kok sound much more promising. Thanks for the heads-up on the MTR too – I'll definitely use that. Any recommendations for specific dai pai dongs or eateries in those areas? Always up for trying something authentic and local.

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lena · #Humming

West Hotel Mystery?

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So, I stayed at the West Hotel last week – fancy place, right? Everything was spotless, the staff were super attentive... but there was this weird thing. Every night, around 3 AM, I’d hear this faint… more

Image emmy ·

Nah, never stayed at the West Hotel myself, but that's seriously creepy. Sounds like something straight out of a Wong Kar-wai film. Maybe it's some kind of ancient feng shui thing? Or... a really dedicated cleaning crew with some seriously high-tech vacuum cleaners? I'd probably be freaking out, tbh. Maybe try posting this on a Hong Kong forum? You might find someone who’s had a similar experience. Or, you know, just embrace the mystery. It’s Hong Kong; weird stuff happens.

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