Your favorite place in Hong Kong

Spencer Young · Aug 27, 2010

The nunnery is great - great view and juxtaposition of the site's buildings with the towers and such from the rest of HK.

Also a fan of walking along the harborfront (TST side) at night, then skipping over to the island and exploring a bit more. The buildings are beautiful and stuff like the HSBC building, you really don't see anywhere else.

In terms of restaurants, I had a fantastic meal at Hutong when I was there last. Great seafood up in the Sai Kung area, as well... in addition to nice hiking and general outdoorsy stuff.

kaxixi · Aug 27, 2010

I really like the cemeteries. Also, http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=128338

aj_del · Aug 27, 2010

Can someone tell what is the HK taxi driver doing with all these phones. I boarded this taxi and the guy was continuously fiddling with them and /or talking into them. I have never figured out what was going on

em36 · Aug 27, 2010

That is a lot, however this (multiple mobiles affixed to dashboard) is common in East Asia. One is used for the credit card terminal, one personal most likely, one from the firm.

impolyt_one · Aug 27, 2010

dude has a Momo racing wheel as well. I'd promptly get out of any Toyota Crown taxi with a Momo steerwing wheel, and 15 cell phones.

edit: plus a Valentine 1? I bet that guy says 'welcome' or something else creepy, before he jeopardizes your life.

Matt · Aug 27, 2010

he's probably a bookie

impolyt_one · Aug 27, 2010

no, he's a drifter, granny shiftin, not double clutchin like he should.

VKK3450 · Aug 27, 2010

Originally Posted by KenN

Mong Kok at night time.
I don't remember seeing that many people in one place ever.

+1 For whatever reason I like the Kowloon side better than the Island.

Not the biggest fan of LKF

K

acidboy · Aug 27, 2010

Originally Posted by spb_lady

seems like i'll miss you all by several days or weeks

we can always do vietnam next time... a matt-organized SF debauchery.

Alter · Aug 27, 2010

Macau is interesting as long as you stay away from the casinos.

Eason · Aug 27, 2010

Alter: Honestly, what is there in Macao except casinos?

Alter · Aug 27, 2010

Originally Posted by Eason

Alter: Honestly, what is there in Macao except casinos?

Not much, it's true, but I liked the atmosphere of the older parts of the city...the architecture is quite different from HK and the food was good.

Eason · Aug 27, 2010

I should hop across the border this weekend and see wot it's all aboot.

aj_del · Aug 27, 2010

Macau - IMO not much to do/see except the casinos though I found this lovely park

Alter · Aug 27, 2010

Originally Posted by Eason

I should hop across the border this weekend and see wot it's all aboot.

You like it, the ice cream? Find this place:

http://cenziwei.blogspot.com/2010/07...eng-cocos.html

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