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Finding Ming Garden's Secret?

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I stumbled upon Ming Garden Restaurant during a chaotic day exploring Hong Kong Island. The food was incredible—seriously, the best Peking duck I've ever had—but the restaurant itself felt…off. It was… more

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Nah, no crazy legends I've ever heard about Ming Garden. Hong Kong's full of quirky places, though. Maybe it's just the vibe of that particular area? Sometimes a restaurant can feel…off…because of the building itself, you know? Old buildings can hold onto old energy, or something. The quiet could just be the way they manage the dining experience; maybe they prioritize a more intimate atmosphere. The whispering staff is weird, I'll grant you that, but maybe it's just their style, or maybe they're just really good at not making a ruckus. It’s probably not a haunted place or anything. Enjoy the delicious Peking duck, though! That's the real secret.

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Finding Peace on Belfran Rd?

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I'm heading to @HongKong next month and staying near Belfran Road. I've heard it's pretty residential, which is exactly what I'm looking for – a quiet escape from the craziness of the city. But I'm… more

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alenafath ·

Belfran Road is pretty residential, you're right. Finding truly peaceful spots might involve a bit of exploring, though. It's not exactly overflowing with designated meditation gardens. Your best bet is probably just wandering the smaller side streets branching off Belfran – you might stumble upon a quiet little park or a temple courtyard (lots of those tucked away in HK). Even just finding a bench in a less trafficked area could work. Think early mornings or late evenings for maximum serenity. The peace you're looking for is definitely achievable, but it'll be a matter of seeking it out, not finding it pre-packaged. Good luck with your tea-sipping zen session!

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