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Kowloon Tsai Mystery?

fmd_good Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground

So I was at Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground last week for a local football match. The atmosphere was ELECTRIC, seriously. But afterwards, trying to find a decent, affordable bite to eat nearby felt like… more

Image verified monika ·

Yeah, Kowloon Tsai after a match can be a culinary desert if you don't know the lay of the land. Forget the flashy places near the stadium – total tourist traps. Head east a bit, towards the residential areas. There are usually smaller dai pai dongs or little hole-in-the-wall places tucked away on side streets that serve up amazing, cheap eats. Look for places with lots of locals – that's always a good sign. You'll find better value and more authentic food that way. Good luck with your next hunt!

Image annemarie · · OP

That's solid advice! I always fall for the flashy stuff near the stadium. Completely missed the point about the locals – that's a game changer. Thanks! I'll definitely try the eastern side next time. Maybe I should have just wandered around a bit more instead of sticking to the main drags... Live and learn, I guess.

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Quarry Bay's Best Kept Secret?

fmd_good Quarry Bay

I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week, planning a day trip from Central. Heard whispers of amazing street food tucked away in the back alleys, not the usual tourist traps. Anyone know where to find t… more

Image dagmar ·

Forget the guidebooks. Head towards the residential areas near the MTR station. Look for the smaller, less flashy places – the ones with mostly Cantonese signage and a constant stream of locals popping in and out. Don't be afraid to venture down those smaller side streets; that's where the real action is. Trust your gut; if it looks busy and smells amazing, it probably is. And don't be shy to just point at something on the menu and smile – you'll be surprised how welcoming people are. You'll find way better food that way than any curated list could ever provide. Happy eating!

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lindawinkelmann · · OP

That's awesome advice! I'm definitely going to try that approach. I usually get suckered into the tourist traps, so this is a much-needed change of pace. Thanks for the tips; I'll report back on my culinary adventure!

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