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Although it's on The Peak, located across the street from the Peak tram terminus, there are only limited views of the South China Sea from The Peak Lookout's terrace. And yet, it has long been a Hong Kong favorite. A for... more
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For a memorable, unusual dining experience, head for this delightful restaurant, located on the upper floor of a former dairy farm building, which is also home of the Fringe Club's theater. This has long been a local fav... more
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This simple upstairs restaurant wastes little money on decor, with the only nod to fine dining apparent in its white table cloths. But the seafood, curries, and noodles, which include all the Thai favorites, are as spicy... more
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On the second floor, above a less expensive pizzeria under the same ownership, this smart-looking restaurant with a crisp, white, minimalist interior boasts a friendly staff and authentic Italian cuisine. Ingredients are... more
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This tiny, cozy, casual restaurant, snuggled in the ground floor of an older building just off Stanley market (look for the stairs to the right of the Delifrance bakery), is a friendly neighborhood restaurant, attracting... more
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This stunning restaurant looks like it was airlifted straight out of Tokyo, and like that huge metropolis, it's easy to get lost here. Luckily, staff is on hand to lead diners past the mirrors and corridors that make thi... more
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For a dose of Chinese Sea Food at the Pudong Shangri-la Hotel, head to the Fook Lam Moon on the second level. The variety of sea food on offer is perfectly selected from the right places. Shark fins properly boiled and double-b... more
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At the Huacachina Lagoon is a fancy, colonial-style hotel in a century-old mansion that was a famous luxury resort hotel back in the 1920s. Though it slipped into neglect for a few decades, it has been given new life bec... more
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Popular for decades, Yung Kee started out in 1942 as a small shop selling roast goose, which did so well that it soon expanded into a very successful Cantonese enterprise. Through the years, it has won numerous food awar... more
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Hong Kong Travel Experiences
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Macau: A Big Win in an Old Portuguese Colony
Macau. We read that this place had a strong Portuguese feel to it, which we certainly felt in some parts of the city. We also felt a bit... Continue reading »
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Second Stop: Hong Kong
Second Stop- Hong Kong (May 11-16,2007) May 11 We flew Cathay Pacific to Hong Kong. We were able to fly business class and I trie... Continue reading »
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Snow monkeys and superstars
After being nibbled by deers in Kyoto we travelled on a few trains to the Japanese mountains to soak in onsens in the snow and seek out t... Continue reading »
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Big Buddha
Yes, the buddha is indeed very big. Cool spot too, especially since neither of us had ever been to a buddhist monastery. We w... Continue reading »
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Day Two - Exploring Hong Kong Island
Finally got some sleep last night. Even though it was only about 5 hours I felt so much better!Kong and I started off our day by heading... Continue reading »
Popular Hong Kong Hotels
- Harbour Plaza Hong Kong
- Langham
- Harbour Plaza Hong Kong
- JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong
- JW Marriott Hong Kong
- Renaissance Concourse Hotel Atlanta Airport
- Nathan Hotel
- Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel And Towers
- Hotel Jen
- Prudential Hotel
