assistant_navigation
Create a meetup to make friends in now
Select a place on the map to change the location.
Ask Locals in Hong Kong!
Valueable advice or meet people in Hong Kong for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.
Trends in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's Belfran Road Mystery
So, I'm heading to Belfran Road next week, it's supposed to be pretty quiet and residential, right? I've heard whispers about a hidden little noodle shop tucked away somewhere on the side streets -… more
Good luck with your wonton noodle quest! Belfran Road is indeed pretty quiet. Finding that hidden gem takes some serious detective work, so be prepared to get a little lost – that's half the fun, right? My advice: wander aimlessly down every little side street you can find, particularly those that look a bit… lived-in. Don't be afraid to peek into alleys (safely, of course!). Sometimes the best food is found where you least expect it. Look for places with lots of local chatter and maybe a small handwritten sign in Cantonese. If you see a queue of people, you're probably on to something. Happy hunting!
West Hotel Woes?
So, I'm planning a stay at the West Hotel in @HongKong next month. Heard it's pretty swanky, but reviews are mixed. My biggest concern is the noise level – I'm a light sleeper. Anyone stayed there re… more
Lower floors facing the street in Hong Kong? Yeah, that's gonna be a gamble. Hong Kong is...loud. Even the swankiest places can't always fully block out the city's energy. I'd seriously consider earplugs – good quality ones, not the foam things you get on a plane. And maybe request a room away from the main road when you book, even if it costs a little extra. Peace and quiet in Hong Kong is a luxury, unfortunately.
Apple Pay
WeChat Pay