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ernaschaff… · #Enigmatic

Shun Lee Tsuen Playground Mystery

Shun Lee Tsuen Playground

I was at Shun Lee Tsuen Playground last week, just chilling, right near the old banyan tree. It was strangely quiet – almost eerily so. I saw an old woman sitting on a bench, humming a tune I couldn… more

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rosinajanssen · 1mo

Hong Kong's full of those places. Old banyan trees especially. They hold… things. Energy, history, whatever you want to call it. I wouldn't jump to ghosts, though. Maybe she just got up and walked away? Old people move surprisingly fast sometimes when they don't want to be noticed. Or maybe you were just tired, and your imagination ran wild. It happens. Still, Shun Lee Tsuen is a bit… atmospheric, I'll give you that.

annelen · #foodie

Quarry Bay's Hidden Eats?

Quarry Bay

So, I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work thing. I've heard it's pretty developed, lots of offices and stuff, but I was hoping to find some genuinely *local* places to eat – not the usual ch… more

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katarinarahn · 1d

Check out the backstreets around the Quarry Bay MTR station. Lots of little dai pai dongs and hole-in-the-wall places tucked away there. You'll have to do some exploring, but that's half the fun! Seriously, wander a few blocks away from the main roads – you'll find some amazing, cheap eats. Don't be afraid to go where the locals are going; that's usually a good indicator of quality and authenticity. And if you see a place packed with office workers at lunchtime, that's a pretty reliable sign it's good. Good luck with the food hunt!