Where should I visit in Hong Kong? What other places are delicious? Where are the clothes cheap and good?

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Hong Kong urban cuisine

Hong Kong is a gourmet paradise that people talk about, where delicious food from all over the world gathers. Western food and Chinese food are authentic; French cuisine is the most popular; Japanese food, Korean food, Thai food and Italian food are extremely common; In addition, you can taste rare Mediterranean food, Nepalese food, North Vietnamese food, Spanish food, Argentine food, Portuguese food, Russian food, Australian food, Indian food, Cuban food, American food, etc., but Islamic flavor food is rare. Chinese food is mainly Cantonese cuisine, and it also accepts the masterpieces of major domestic cuisines. Seafood is very popular, even preserved egg lean porridge is decorated with abalone.

The famous restaurants in Hong Kong are mainly located in Central District and Tsim Sha Tsui. Tianshan Pavilion, Xinhong Changxing Beijing Restaurant and Jindao Bird's Nest Chaozhou Restaurant are the most famous restaurants, and their prices are naturally high. Most of the cheaper restaurants are located in new towns. You can munch French food at Onion Bistro, eat Italian food at Mistral Haifeng Restaurant, experience Spanish food at Rico's, taste Thai food at Jinbao Thai Restaurant, and enjoy Japanese food in Taiga.

Hong Kong is the promoter of "Tang culture" in Guangdong. Residents can be seen making soup everywhere, relishing it and being enthusiastic. It is also a pioneer and innovator of "tea culture". Nowadays, the food choices in tea restaurants are very diversified, but the best Hong Kong-style coffee and milk tea can only be tasted in tea restaurants. Because of the fast pace of life, the habit of drinking morning tea can hardly satisfy Hong Kong people's hobby of "tea culture", and the complex of sipping kung fu tea with shrimp dumplings is lingering, so morning tea has become a midnight snack. Cantonese people pay special attention to eating porridge, so they are also the most famous in all provinces. Hong Kong-style porridge can be mixed with any materials, but it is basically inseparable from the "porridge bottom". Raw rice is processed, and the porridge after slow cooking is soft enough and tastes extraordinary.

The dining environment, humanistic atmosphere and service attitude in Hong Kong will open your eyes and make you satisfied. After nightfall, there are some special dishes in Temple Street, which are typical popular snacks. Famous Hong Kong-style snacks include Wonton Noodles, Niuwan, consomme and beef offal. There are also some special cooked food stalls in Hong Kong, also known as "food stalls". You can taste some unique local sweet and sour meat, salted and dried shrimps, etc. Hong Kong people are also particularly fond of desserts, not only because most of the ingredients in desserts have nourishing effects, such as milk, papaya, lotus seeds and almonds, which have lung moistening and skin moistening effects, but also help to retain water in the body.

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Kowloon City is a popular Asian food district in Hong Kong, mainly catering in Asia. Among them, Thai restaurants and China restaurants, which are concentrated in Kai Tak Road, Nanjiao Road, Longgang Road and Cailao Village Road, are the most popular, and there are many patrons, including Japanese restaurants, Korean restaurants and Indian restaurants. The price is more affordable, and locals prefer to spend here.

Hong Kong flavor

Tea restaurants and food stalls with authentic Hong Kong flavor, as well as snack bars, sushi bars and cafes, are concentrated in Jardine's Square, Lee's Stage Square, Times Square and Paterson Street in Causeway Bay. When you are tired of shopping, it is very pleasant to eat a little and have afternoon tea. In particular, Xu Liushan dessert shop and Zhanzaiji pasta shop, which people who come to Hong Kong prefer to go to, are very affordable.

Seafood Restaurant

Saigon, Lamma Island and Lei Yue Mun are all near the sea. Their unique advantages make the seafood delicious far and wide, and freshness is the biggest feature of seafood in these places. No wonder many local people in Hong Kong make a special trip to have a full meal every holiday.

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The seascape restaurant in Stanley, the southern district of Hong Kong Island, has a unique style, including Chinese, French and Vietnamese restaurants, a seaside lounge, an open-air teahouse, etc., accompanied by waves, which can be described as "beautiful cuisine".

Trendy Cuisine

Restaurants in densely populated Tsim Sha Tsui seek the trend of cuisine, and popular cuisines can be found everywhere. Hillwood road, Austin Road, Nosford Terrace, Nathan Road, Canton Road, Chatham Road, ashley road and Granville Road are numerous.

exotic food street

Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo are high-end gathering places for Chinese and western cuisines. Cuisine from all over the world and tourists from all over the world have formed a beautiful scenic line here.

Theme Restaurant

Hung Hom in Kowloon Peninsula is the center of theme restaurants, and it is well-known to operate Cai Lan Food Restaurant and Italian Food Racing Bar, which are traditional food places in Hong Kong, but the consumption here is not low.

Shopping in Hong Kong

Shopping in Hong Kong ranks first in the world in terms of price, variety and service. Hong Kong is a free port, and goods come from all over the world. Since most goods are free from customs duties, the prices of goods in Hong Kong are correspondingly lower, so it has always been called a "shopping paradise". Moreover, there are many seasonal sales promotions here every year, which can provide real benefits for tourists, so shopping in Hong Kong will definitely enjoy satisfactory services.

The shopping area in Hong Kong can be roughly divided into two sections: Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, with Tsim Sha Tsui, Jordan, Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok on the subway as the focus in Kowloon. Hong Kong Island focuses on Central, North Point, Admiralty and Causeway Bay on the subway line, as well as Sheung Wan, which reflects Hong Kong's unique culture. The shops here sell goods with different characteristics from all over the world, and most of the service employees are professionally trained, attentive and friendly, customer first, and the prices of goods are reasonable, far lower than those in other countries.

There are many famous shopping streets in Hong Kong where similar shops are concentrated in one place. For example, Nathan Road in Kowloon is dominated by gold ornaments, Sai Yeung Choi Street in Mong Kok is dominated by audio-visual equipment, and there are many antique shops in hollywood road in Sheung Wan.

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In addition, there are large shopping malls in various sections, such as Peninsula Hotel Mall, Harbour City and New World Center in Tsim Sha Tsui. Landmark Plaza and Pacific Place in Central, Times Square and sogo in Causeway Bay; New Town Plaza in Sha Tin, etc. Generally speaking, most shopping malls in Central are relatively advanced, with high-grade goods and naturally high prices. Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui are good places for the general public to shop. As for Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok, the goods are not of high grade and the prices of goods are relatively low.

Roadside stalls are also a beautiful landscape for shopping in Hong Kong. There are some clothing markets and professional streets in Central, as well as Women's Street, Temple Street Night Market, Jade Market, Shanghai Street and reclamation street Open-air Market in Yau Ma Tei, Garden Street and Garden Street in Mong Kok, Jardine's Square, Jardine's Street and Stanley Market in Causeway Bay.

There are export garment shops in all major shopping areas, especially in Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Cameron Road, Granville Road and Hung Shek Kan in Tsim Sha Tsui. The shop sells all kinds of ready-made clothes for export, and even clothes designed by famous designers. (For details, please refer to the list of shopping guides and recommended products)

The supermarkets in Hong Kong are relatively developed, mainly including Parknshop, Wellcome, Wanning and China Resources, as well as chain convenience stores such as OK and 7.11, which mainly deal in daily necessities, especially snacks, and are open 24 hours a day.

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Hong Kong is also colorful at night. Colorful neon lights make people feel like they are in the Xuan Palace of the Galaxy, which fully embodies the prosperity and splendor of Hong Kong as a "dynamic capital", which can be compared with any international metropolis.

All luxury hotels in Hong Kong have entertainment places such as bars, and they all pay great attention to the design and decoration of bars. Famous hotel bars include "Captain's Bar" and "Shanghai Club" in Mandarin Oriental. Many hotels also have discotheques with first-class stereos and DJs. Business hours are generally from 1 pm to 3 or 4 am the next day. Weekends and rest days are crowded and the charges are slightly higher. Besides luxury hotels, there are many independent bars in Hong Kong, most of which are open from noon to 1 am or later. English and Australian bars and Japanese karaoke lounges all serve snacks all day.

In addition, Tsim Sha Tsui is also a night paradise for night travelers. Hong Kong people like to meet in Tsim Sha Tsui, have dinner or go to the movies, and then go shopping. From the Harbour City Shopping Center in Guangdong Road to the eastern part of Tsim Sha Tsui where there are many new-style commercial buildings, everything you see along the way is colorful and full of people. There are many bars and lounges on both sides of Nathan Road, and there are many such entertainment places in nearby hotels. Passengers can choose to have a beer and spend the night easily. You can also watch a performance in a nightclub.

It is well known that Hong Kong people like to bet on horses. If ordinary tourists are interested in playing in Hong Kong and time and wallet are available, it is another interest to go to the racetrack to experience the tension and excitement at the scene. To this end, Hong Kong Island also has a special "Hong Kong Horse Racing Museum", which is also quite special!

Hong Kong movies, Hong Kong nightclubs, Hong Kong music, Hong Kong operas, Hong Kong's ... constitute a rich feast of entertainment life in Hong Kong. Choose your goals here, join the crowd as soon as possible, and feel the dynamic charm of the "Pearl of the Orient" for yourself!

Lan Kwai Fong

Lan Kwai Fong has almost become synonymous with nightlife in Hong Kong. There are many restaurants and bars with various customs, and it is a truly colorful world. Westerners prefer it here. Every western festival is crowded with people.

Nightclubs

Nightclubs in Hong Kong are mostly in downtown areas, and there are large-scale song and dance performances every night, which is a place frequented by Hong Kong people. The more famous ones are China City nightclub (4th floor, Peninsula Center, No.67 Mody Road) and Dafuhao nightclub (underground of Xinwenhua Center, No.14 science museum road).

Karaoke, disco

Karaoke in Hong Kong has the latest Hong Kong and Taiwan songs, and tourists who like singing can have a good time here, especially the "happy Hour" from 3 pm to 8 pm, which is cheaper than at night. The more famous ones are Go Go City on Gloucester Road in Causeway Bay and JJ's on Harbour Road in Wan Chai.

cinemas

Hong Kong is the third largest film producer in the world. More than 1 cinemas show new films from all over the world every day, which is a paradise for fans. JP Causeway Bay in Causeway Bay, UA Times Square Theater, Kowloon Maritime Theater, etc., it is a good choice to have a rest after shopping.