Get the regular Octopus card, not the tourist one. MTR rides are cheap enough that you are unlikely to save money using daily tickets.
The wait can be up to an hour, but the elaborate "high tea" -- lots of amazing tea, sure, but the mountain of pastries and sandwiches is even better -- for around $30 USD per person is worth the line. Read more.
$30 for a two person Michelin starred dim sum in the heart of Hong Kong. What more can I say?
Get here early in the morning! Get their boh loh bau, milk tea (hot/cold), instant noodle with roasted chicken, and HK-style french toast with kaya. Amazing food & very affordable! :)
Their egg tarts are known to be one of the best in HK. Besides the creamy and velvety smooth custard, what truly make Tai Cheong’s egg tart special and different from others is the cookie-crust base. Read more.
An amazing view of the Victoria Harbor… but this bar is for high rollers! Recommended by Travel Channel host, Anthony Bourdain.
Great, reasonably priced fusion Cantonese with amazing interior design, hip Chinese-infused cocktails and must-order Imberico BBQ pork.You need to order Peking Duck 1-day earlier. Maximal Concepts!
This is one of my favourite Shanghainese restaurants. Food is really good but must make booking in advance. I really like the Tofu dumplings here. Must try!
Delicious noodle and wanton soup. You may eat 2 bowls of noodle because it is small.
Still regarded as the best roast goose restaurant in HK, roasted over lychee wood. Yummy!
A hole in the wall restaurant known to have the best roasted meats in Hong Kong. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Crosstown tram much slower than crosstown MTR Island, but great view on top of double-decker tram and only HKD $2.30 (USD $0.30) for 45-min trip across Hong Kong
Wednesday's are bumpin' here! Lots of expats and a vibrant atmosphere, plus horse racing and eclectic foods!
Famous cobblestone street where you will witness two things: wedding photoshoots and people buying strange Halloween costumes.
With its fantastic congregation of antique dealers, curio merchants and art galleries. This is the place to go for bargains in jade, silk products, embroideries and wooden handicraft items.
For just 35 cents you can get a fantastic view of the Hong Kong skyline! As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Lovely views...a great snapshot of the city below..come to the peak to get a breath of fresh air
The scenic route up Victoria Peak -HK28 one way, and sit on the right for a better view!
See the amazing Hong Kong skyline and if you're there by 8pm, you can catch the light show!
Big love. A western style town in Hongkong. If you walk a bit far from the main road, you can probably get a beach for yourself. Enjoy it.
10-20% discount is minimum you should expect. Never pay advertised price. Don't be afraid to walk away. They'll chase you with bigger discount.
This night market is one of the crown jewels of Kowloon. Vintage posters, flee market finds, and great street food. If you hit up the dark side, you have to come here!
A traditional street market selling all sorts of cheap merchandises but local people have long stopped shopping here. The place has become a tourist attraction instead.
One of the most famous landmark in CWB as a shopping destination as well as a meeting point.
Its a big shopping mall in hongkong side for people with big pockets! Get on top of the building and ul see the breathtaking view of kowloon side
Largest indoor escalator in the entire world! Great mix of expensive restaurants, yummy yet affordable food court, cheap cute stores, and more expensice branded stores. Must visit :)
One of Hong Kong's few remaining 'fishing villages', this is a great escape from the city. Note that on weekends it can get busy with long bus queues.
Get off the touristy main drag and spend the day wandering the back streets and nature trails. A great escape.
Excellent beef brisket. Curry beef noodles is my favourite. Queues out of the door are there for good reason.
Great beer selection on tap. Mains/sandwiches (esp Shanghai dip) are good, snacks not so good.
There's no easy way to visit the Buddha. You just have to walk 268 steps uphill and down afterward. The view of the Buddha as well as the surrounding view from above are worth the climb. Read more.
Another tourist attraction in Hong Kong this started at City Gate Mall Tung chung area and finished at Ngong Ping Village at the peak of Lantau Island. Worth to try, excellent experience #Traveling HK
