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Have lunch at the top of the world's tallest building. It revolves 360 degrees whilst you eat, but don't worry as you won't feel as though you're moving!. The view is fantastic as is the food.
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In the heart of China Town, this low cost chinese restaurant a local jem. While it doesn't look like much, and the service is a little questionable, the food is outstanding, especially its special of "Crispy Beef," one of the many dishes that leads to this restaurant being full every day. For the late night partiers, this place is also open late into the morning Fri-Sun.
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