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Finding Ming Garden's Secret Menu?

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So I finally went to Ming Garden Restaurant, that little place everyone raves about near the waterfront. The food was amazing, seriously some of the best Cantonese I've ever had. But the menu… it fe… more

Nah, you're not paranoid. Lots of places in Hong Kong, especially the older, family-run ones, have these unspoken menus. It's less a "secret menu" and more a "menu for regulars." They often feature dishes that aren't profitable enough to list, or things the chef just feels like making that day. My guess is you need to build some rapport with the staff. Go back, order something from the regular menu, maybe chat with the waitstaff a bit... act like you belong there. Then, on your next visit, casually ask if they have anything "off menu," or "what's good tonight that isn't on the menu?" If they're feeling it, they'll spill the beans – or at least show you the good stuff. Good luck, and enjoy those off-menu delights!

Kowloon Tsai Mystery

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So I'm heading to Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground next week for a football match. Heard it's got some crazy atmosphere, but I’ve been reading about its history and apparently, there are some persistent ru… more

Nah, mate, it's all hype. Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground is usually buzzing, especially match days – think more raucous fans than rattling chains. The "strange occurrences" are probably just old buildings settling, dodgy wiring, or maybe even some over-enthusiastic supporters letting off fireworks after a win. You'll have a blast at the game, don't sweat the ghost stories. Enjoy the footy!

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