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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!
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There is a concentration of interesting restaurants and hang outs around Knutsford Terrace offering a wide variety of cuisine. Definitely a great place to meet up after work, for dinner, or drinks!
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Wu Kong runs a chain of restaurants dotted across Hong Kong. They serve Shanghai cuisine in typical Chinese restaurant decor.
The food is reasonably priced, and like anywhere you go for food in Hong Kong that is good, always busy.
Try the Braised Fish with Wine Sauce, Rice with Salted Ham & Vegetable in Clay Pot, Steamed Shanghai Baby Pork Dumplings, Double Boiled Superior Pork Ravioli with Chicken.
Think you can't stomach all that? Why not hook up with a few friends so you can taste a much wider variety of food. Same goes with experiencing Dim Sum.
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next door to the famous peninsula hotel, the ymca salisbury hotel is a very inexpensive place to stay with the most amazing view. Book a harbour view room for a fraction of the cost of the peninsula. Perfectly located for both the star ferry and Nathan Road shopping.
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