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  • A good bet if you fancy a spicy curry, although the surroundings aren’t pretty.

  • Hong Kongers love Italian, and they have taken this place to heart. Share plates and make yourself at home.

  • Apliu Street

    This huge street market is full of all sorts of strange junk and pirated goods. You’ll feel you’re on another planet here – this is as “local” as Hong Kong gets. It includes perhaps the world’s biggest collection of secondhand electrical stuff. Occasionally you can spot the odd retro turntable or radio, but most of it is rubbish.

  • Sit in a cubbyhole facing the window and sip a glass of bubbly as you watch the harbour light up.

  • Great range of shoes, particularly their eponymous label.

  • Australia Dairy Company (澳洲牛奶公司)

    In Hong Kong, you have to try everything, especially things that sound a little out of the ordinary.

    This is an interesting place to have breakfast. You'll get to see what the locals like to have in the morning to start the day.

    Steamed milk, steamed egg, sramble eggs, toast, French toast, macaroni or spaghetti in soup - all served in its very Hong Kong way. And not forgetting to try the Hong Kong style milk tea (奶茶) or the Yuanyang drink (milk tea & coffee beverage) with your breakfast!

  • A little worn around the edges, but still the best watering hole on trendy Knutsford Terrace. DJs play a range of sounds, there’s table football (“foosball”), surfboards and alcoholic slurpees.

  • Chilled vodka shots in a room at freezer temperatures. A fur coat is provided.

  • The décor is more rustic than Russian. Trypiroshkies ,borscht or a cold shot of Stoli.

  • The porcelain and ceramic vases and wicker-work flower baskets may not win awards for chic or design, but the choice is impressive and the prices are reasonable.

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