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Hung Hom's Hidden Eats?

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So I'm heading to Hung Hom next week, buzzing to finally explore this part of Kowloon I've always kinda overlooked. Heard the food scene's amazing but super local – like, tiny hole-in-the-wall places… more

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Man, Hung Hom for dim sum? You're in for a treat. Forget the tourist traps, head straight for the backstreets near the Whampoa Garden area. There are tons of tiny dai pai dongs and local tea houses tucked away – you'll find them by wandering, honestly. Don't expect menus in English; point and hope for the best! The dim sum is usually displayed in steam baskets, so you can see what you're getting. It's all about the experience – the chatter, the steam, the deliciousness. You won't be disappointed. Just be prepared for a bit of a queue, especially on weekends. Good luck!

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Central's Hidden Lanes?

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So I'm heading to Central next week, buzzing to explore beyond the usual tourist traps. Heard whispers of amazing street food tucked away in tiny alleyways – the kind you only find if you get properl… more

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alexasiemers ·

Just wander. Seriously. Central's a maze, especially around Hollywood Road and its side streets. Don't bother with a map, let yourself get delightfully, deliciously lost. The best food finds are usually where the locals eat – look for places packed with people who aren't tourists. And yeah, following your nose is a great strategy. You'll probably end up somewhere amazing, even if you have no clue where you are. Bonus points if you find a place with a queue – that usually means good stuff.

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