Go through HKG immigration 6 times within 2 years, and you will be eligible for the HK Frequent Visitor Card, with exclusive lane, bypassing long immigration line. Afterwards, access to e-Channel.
If you haven't been here, you are missing something special in Tsim Sha Tsui, whether you are Charlie Brown fans.
Times Square Tip: use the Shell Tower lifts to get to the Food Forum so as not to wait in line at the piazza like the non-tweeters :-)
Hong Kong Disneyland makes for a fun trip if you are travelling with family and the Ocean Park with its thrilling water rides are both adult and child friendly. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Great dim sum, great tea, great dishes, great scenery! (Perhaps the only drawback would be the cost, but the ambience would be enough to cover it up). Try the 小笼包 and the 烧鸭酥!
This club rocks it well into the afterhours and large amounts of fun are pretty much always guaranteed, check out our review http://barchick.com/find-a-bar/hong-kong/drop
The Nathan walk is just a few minutes' walk away from here, and the MTR station is just right next to this hotel, so you can easily walk going there.
One of the best views of the glittering Hong Kong skyline you have from Victoria Peak with an altitude of 552 meters. A funicular will take you up to the look-out point.
These elegant Shanghainese resto won an honorable mention for the Outstanding Reliable Favourite award of the 2013 Foodie Forks. Congrats guys!
Michelin excellence - Following the launch of the contemporary Spanish restaurant Catalunya Singapore in the city state last year, Catalunya Hong Kong has opened its doors on last month. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
101st floor amazing views. Contemporary Japanese... Teppayaki and more... Def worth a visit.
The Japanese/American tapas menu prepared by Sushi Kuu’s chef, Satoru Mukogawa includes mouth-watering bites of succulent chicken nanban, moreish crispy spicy tuna, and mini wagyu rice burgers.
Wake up with a bowl of rice porridge at this Happy Valley institution—and pair it with an order of fabulously crisp youtiao (Chinese crullers). More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Boisterous families head here for terrific tong shui (sweet Cantonese soups & custards), durian-and-tofu pudding, & super-rich black-sesame ice cream. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Classic yet reasonably priced French food, that’s what makes Metropolitain a rare gem. A must try is the rosemary rotisserie chicken. Metopolitain's featured in our August Tried and Tasted section.
Quiet place for a chat or to work after the lunch rush. It's a hike up the hill but the sandwiches, coffee and vibe are worth it!
be sure to book a window table @8pm to see light show. Don't order the "ravioli" or vermicelli stuff. DO try Honey Lemongrass or ginger ice cream.
“Awesomeness. Eat everything but do not miss the black squid ink pasta.” – Anthony Bourdain, host of The Layover on Travel Channel.
Every detail of this hotel is immaculate, stylish and elegantly designed. Spectacular views and food up in the top floor restaurant.
This go-to spot for coffee enthusiasts took home an Honorable Mention for the Champion Cup of Coffee Award at the 2013 Foodie Forks!
Coffee is excellent and creative. Charcuterie is wonderful. Atmosphere and service were great. Quesadilla, eggplant wrap, and chicken pita - were just okay. Open at 10am-boo.
Order the mixed set. Fried and seasoned to perfection. Don't bother with appetizers or fill up on rice. Order the side of curry it's worth it.
