Mummy minnie2004: Hi from newbie mommy from HK!

[buds hubs]

:welcome: to KSP..


I guess there's no easy job in any part of the world huh..

But the most important thing is to enjoy what you're doing!

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[Blobbi]

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You must tell us about the good eating spots in HK!! I vaguely recall this restaurant called Victoria City at Cheung Kong Centre (??). Seafood is very good!

[qms]

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Where did you stay in HK? Yes, must tell us all good eating place in HK. :drool:

[minnie2004]

Hi Blobbi, u must be talking about Victoria City at CITIC tower. Yes, it's pretty good. I used to go there for dim sum. Sometimes u might bump into movie stars Another restaurant I like is Peking Garden in Alexandra House (not all Peking Gardens have the same quality). Ning Po Club in Lan Kwai Fong was also one of my favorites but I heard they only serve members now...


Actually you can visit http://www.openrice.com for restaurant guide and reviews in HK. It's kind of like the hungrygowhere.com here I guess.

[amylqf]

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[ooptimizer]

Welcome!!!

[soda]

minnie2004:

Hi Blobbi, u must be talking about Victoria City at CITIC tower. Yes, it's pretty good. I used to go there for dim sum. Sometimes u might bump into movie stars Another restaurant I like is Peking Garden in Alexandra House (not all Peking Gardens have the same quality). Ning Po Club in Lan Kwai Fong was also one of my favorites but I heard they only serve members now...


Actually you can visit http://www.openrice.com for restaurant guide and reviews in HK. It's kind of like the hungrygowhere.com here I guess.

Hi! I'm newbie Soda, also from HK. I have been living here for 12 years already. Most of the time I consider myself local

I really miss the restaurants & Ning Po Club that you mentioned. Many years ago I saw 刘嘉玲 and 梁潮伟 in Victoria City. They were much younger and had not gained the super star status then

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[titank]

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[minnie2004]

Hello soda, you're from HK too? It seems most hk people here are well asimilated that i don't know how to spot them! They are not like people from other countries who like to make a cluster. Wonder if there are other KSPs from HK here. In fact HK people have similar kiasu culture - called \"唔執輸\" so I won't be surprised if there are a quite number of HKers here

[fussyMummy]

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hope I am not the last one.. :lol: