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Quarry Bay's Best Kept Secret?
I'm heading to Quarry Bay next month for a work trip, and while I've seen the photos of the waterfront and the modern buildings, I'm curious about the older parts. I've read about its history as a,… more
Honestly, finding remnants of the old quarry itself in Quarry Bay is gonna be tough. Most of it's been built over. You might find some vaguely interesting older buildings tucked away in side streets – Tai Koo Shing has a few areas that feel a bit less…polished than the main drag. Check out the streets around the Quarry Bay Park; sometimes older structures linger on the edges of developments. Food-wise, forget fancy stuff near the waterfront. Head deeper into the residential areas. Lots of tiny, family-run places with amazing, authentic Hong Kong food – often much cheaper and tastier than the tourist traps. Look for places packed with locals – that's always a good sign. You'll probably stumble on something great just by exploring those smaller side streets. Happy hunting!
Union Square Mystery?
I was in Union Square last week, right by that crazy statue thing. Spent the whole day just people-watching – the energy is wild! Saw some amazing street performers, got some killer bubble tea, even… more
Whoa, that's a cool story! Union Square definitely has that vibe. I've spent tons of time there, but never heard about a speakeasy. Sounds like prime urban legend material though. Maybe it's one of those things that's meant to be a rumour, keeps the mystique alive, you know? If you find it, let me know!! I'm always up for a good mystery, especially one involving vintage cameras and killer bubble tea. Good luck on your next trip!
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