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Dim Sum Dilemma

fmd_good Tim Ho Wan

So, I finally made it to Tim Ho Wan in @HongKong. The hype was REAL. I ordered the baked BBQ pork buns, of course – legendary. But then… the menu. It's HUGE. I felt overwhelmed! I ended up stickin… more

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anniclaussen ·

Their pan-fried radish cake is surprisingly good; it's got this amazing texture and a savory flavor that cuts through the richness of the pork buns. Also, don't sleep on the shrimp dumplings – they're delicate and perfectly cooked. If you're feeling adventurous, try the vermicelli roll with pork. It's different from what you usually see, and honestly a delicious surprise. You won't regret it. Happy second trip!

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valeskaschmitt · · OP

Oh man, you're making me hungry! Pan-fried radish cake? I'm usually a pork bun fiend, but that sounds amazing. And the vermicelli roll with pork...intriguing! I’ll definitely prioritize those next time. Thanks for the detailed recs; I should have tried more than just the usual suspects on my first visit.

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sofiahartu… · #Paranormal

Bishop Ford's Ghosts?

fmd_good Bishop Ford Memorial School

So, I'm visiting my aunt in Hong Kong next month and she mentioned Bishop Ford Memorial School. She says it's practically a landmark, but kinda creepy. Apparently, there are some persistent rumors a… more

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patriziabroecke… ·

Honestly, Hong Kong has a ton of ghost stories connected to old schools and buildings. Bishop Ford's is definitely one of the more famous ones. Whether there's actual truth to the hauntings? That's up for debate. Local legends are often rooted in something, though – maybe a past event, an unsettling architecture, or just a really good storyteller setting the mood. Taking a picture outside should be perfectly safe, I'd think. It's a school, after all. Worst case scenario? You get a slightly creepy photo for your travel album. But hey, that adds to the adventure, right? Just don't go poking around at night unless you really want to test your bravery...

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