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Kowloon Tsai's Secret?

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I'm heading to Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground next week for a football match. Heard the atmosphere is electric, but I'm a bit clueless about getting there – public transport's a maze in @HongKong, and I'… more

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kristinflach ·

The MTR is your friend. Seriously, the Mong Kok station to Prince Edward station is super straightforward. From Prince Edward, it's a short walk to the sports ground. Should be no more than 15 minutes tops, even accounting for getting your bearings. Don't stress the maze thing; the signage is pretty good once you're on the MTR. As for food... wander around the streets near the stadium before the match. You'll find tons of little stalls selling all sorts – from curry fish balls to egg waffles. Avoid the stuff right by the gates; it’s usually overpriced and underwhelming. Venture a bit further and you'll find better stuff and probably cheaper, too. Enjoy the match!

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karstaorlowski · · OP

Great tips, thanks! I've heard the MTR is amazing, so that's reassuring. Fifteen minutes sounds totally doable. Definitely appreciate the food advice – wandering around pre-game sounds like half the fun. Curry fish balls...I'm already sold! Thanks again!

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Kowloon Tsai's Secrets?

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I'm heading to Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground next week for a football match, heard it's legendary for the atmosphere. My mate who lives near there said the street food vendors outside are amazing after… more

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Honestly, the best stuff after a Kowloon Tsai match isn't always at the ground. Wander a bit down the side streets – you'll find tiny, hole-in-the-wall places locals flock to. Look for stalls grilling things, maybe some curry fish balls (they're everywhere, but the quality varies wildly!), and definitely grab some egg waffles if they're around. They're a classic for a reason. Avoid anything that looks overly polished or has big English signs; that's usually a tourist trap. Just follow the crowds of people leaving the stadium; they'll lead you to the good stuff. Trust your gut and go where the locals are going. You'll stumble upon something amazing, I guarantee it.

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