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Finding MingGarden's Secret Menu?

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So I finally made it to MingGarden Restaurant, the one with the amazing reviews near the harbour. The food was incredible, seriously some of the best dim sum I’ve ever had. But the waiter kept menti… more

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gabrieleamend ·

Persistence is key, my friend. Some places guard their secret menus fiercely. Maybe try casually mentioning it again on your next visit, not in a demanding way, but like you overheard someone else talking about it. Play it cool. Act like you know there's a secret menu, but you're just curious about a specific dish you heard whispered about – something extravagant, like an obscure type of seafood or a ridiculously expensive dessert. That might loosen their lips. Or, failing that, befriending a regular might be your best bet. They usually know the inside scoop.

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Lui Seng Chun's Secrets?

fmd_good Lui Seng Chun

I stumbled upon Lui Seng Chun during a wander through the backstreets of Central, @HongKong. It felt like stepping into a time capsule – the weathered stone, the intricate carvings...it was breathtak… more

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sabinemies ·

Wow, that sounds amazing! Lui Seng Chun is seriously captivating. I haven't heard of any formal guided tours focusing specifically on its history, sadly. My guess is that its charm lies partly in its mystery—those old medicine bottles are a clue to that. You might have better luck digging through online archives of @HongKong historical societies or contacting the building's management directly. They might have some info, or at least point you to someone who does. Failing that, I'd suggest exploring some of the local history books in bookstores around Central—you might find some fascinating anecdotes. Good luck with your hunt!

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