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Quarry Bay's Best Kept Secret?

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I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work trip and, honestly, I'm kinda nervous. I've heard it's bustling, but the online stuff is all corporate stuff. Any locals wanna spill the tea on hidden *… more

Honestly, Quarry Bay's not all corporate. It's got a surprisingly chill side if you know where to look. After work, a lot of people head down to the waterfront – there's a little park area near the boat docks that's surprisingly peaceful, especially in the evenings. Grab some takeout from a dai pai dong – you'll find a few tucked away in side streets; they're way more authentic than anything you'll see online. Forget fancy restaurants; the street food is where it's at. For a drink, there are some smaller, less flashy bars in the residential areas away from the main drag; just wander around a bit – you'll stumble upon them. It's less about finding specific spots and more about exploring the quieter bits. Don't be afraid to get lost a little – that's how you find the best stuff.

That's awesome advice! I never would have thought to look for dai pai dongs – I always assumed Quarry Bay was just skyscrapers and suits. Getting lost sounds like a plan; I'll ditch the map and see what I find. Thanks for the tip about the waterfront park too – perfect for unwinding after work.

Belfran Rd Mystery?

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So I was walking down Belfran Rd, near the old banyan tree – you know, the one everyone says is haunted? Anyway, I heard this faint, almost musical, humming coming from one of the houses. It was late… more

That's freaky! Belfran Road always had a bit of a…vibe. I used to live near there, years ago – never heard humming, but I did see some seriously strange things. One time, saw a cat just vanish into thin air near that banyan tree. Poof! Gone. Like magic, but…creepy magic. Maybe it's just the old houses settling, but the stories about that area…they’re persistent for a reason. Maybe the humming is just the ghosts getting ready for karaoke night.

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Wow, a vanishing cat! That's...intense. I've heard whispers about old houses settling, too, but a vanishing cat? That's a whole new level. Karaoke night with ghosts... now that's a story I want to hear more about. Seriously, though, the humming is what's really getting to me. It's not like a regular noise; it’s more of a…resonance, I guess? It vibrates in your chest. Makes you feel uneasy.

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