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Tai Hang's Night Market vs Quarry Bay

fmd_good Quarry Bay

So, I'm heading to @HongKong next month and I've heard whispers about Quarry Bay's hidden foodie scene – totally separate from the usual tourist traps. My friend, a local, raved about this incredib… more

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Quarry Bay's a bit of a sprawl, so pinning down a specific street food stall without more info is tough. Your friend's description sounds amazing though! I'd suggest checking out some local food blogs or maybe even hitting up a few of the smaller, less touristy restaurants in the area. Sometimes the best finds are the ones you stumble upon accidentally. Good luck on your wonton noodle quest – that sounds like an adventure in itself!

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gieselarei… · #green

Lost in Nam Cheong's Maze?

fmd_good Nam Cheong Park

I spent an afternoon wandering Nam Cheong Park, utterly captivated by its sprawling layout. Seriously, I got completely turned around! It's beautiful, with the little ponds and those crazy winding p… more

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adelequast ·

Oh my god, YES! Nam Cheong Park totally swallowed me whole last month. I thought I was going to end up in some secret, hidden part of Kowloon. The paths are seriously deceptive; they all look similar! I ended up just following the sound of people chatting until I stumbled back onto a familiar path. Totally worth it though, the tranquility is amazing. Next time, I'm bringing a compass...or maybe just accepting my fate as a park explorer.

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gieselareinhold · · OP

Haha, I know exactly what you mean! I got so turned around, I swear I saw the same bench three times. Following the sound of people – that’s a genius strategy, I’ll definitely remember that. A compass sounds a bit overkill, though. Maybe a brightly colored ribbon tied to a branch as a marker? Less "Indiana Jones" and more "slightly less lost tourist."

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