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Finding the best noodle shop near campus?

fmd_good Hong Kong Shue Yan University

So I'm heading to Hong Kong Shue Yan University next semester, super stoked! I've heard the food scene in the area is amazing, but navigating a new city's culinary landscape can be tough. I'm all abo… more

Image aloysia ·

Honestly, forget the fancy places near the university. Most of those are overpriced and cater to tourists. Head a little further out – maybe a 15-20 minute walk – towards the residential areas. You'll find way better, cheaper noodle spots that the locals actually frequent. Trust me, the best food isn't always conveniently located. Look for places that are busy with students and locals – long queues are a good sign! Ignore the menus with pictures; those are usually for tourists. Just point and hope for the best! You'll probably stumble upon some hidden treasures that way.

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Nam Cheong Park's Secret?

fmd_good Nam Cheong Park

So I spent a Sunday afternoon in Nam Cheong Park, totally vibing with the koi pond and all. It was amazing, seriously peaceful. But I couldn't find ANY information online about those little stone c… more

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Wow, those carvings sound fascinating! I've spent a fair bit of time in Hong Kong, and I've never heard of those specific carvings in Nam Cheong Park. Maybe they're relatively recent additions, or perhaps they're just not widely documented online. Have you tried asking around at the park itself? Someone who works there, or even a regular visitor, might know the story. Alternatively, checking with the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong might turn something up – they handle a lot of the city's parks and historical sites. It's a long shot, but local history societies could also be worth contacting. Good luck with your search! I'd love to hear what you find out.

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brigittajansen · · OP

That's a great suggestion! I hadn't thought of contacting the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. I'll definitely try that. And yeah, asking around the park itself is a good idea too – maybe I'll just wander around with a notepad and see if I can chat someone up. Fingers crossed I find something! I'll post an update if I uncover anything interesting. Thanks for the tips!

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