It’s free. Small little museum to learn about policing in Ireland with well-maintained and curated exhibits.
Superb views at the top - apparently it’s the tallest view you’ll ever have of Dublin cos everywhere is so flat!
Don’t miss this tour in Dublin, it’s an entire Guinness museum. Fun exhibits, cool things to buy and best of all, the best pulled pint of Guinness to be had.
Reservations highly recommended as its very popular with very few tables for walk-ins. The Thai food is legit good. Panang curry was aromatic and excellent, so was the well-fried Pad Thai.
It’s free, with fascinating exhibits on Irish history - bog people, mediaeval history, the Brian Boru legend. Spend half a quiet day here. All well laid-out.
The lobsters are excellent but prepare to sit in the hot sun if you come for lunch.
Yuzu tsukemen. Dipping sauce could be a bit less oily but the saltiness was just right. Tender meat, crunchy shoots. Refreshing!
Should try the Cantonese style lobster. Sauce was great and flavourful, the bed of glass noodles soaked it up perfectly. Surf and turf was also great!
Comfortable stay here, though the pool and beach are a 5-min electric car ride away.
Basic, simple, clean and straightforward. The cafe inside is bigger and has more variety of food.
Good basic congee, pls also order the fried dough cheong fun (炸肠 - just tell them zha leong).
Springy noodles, good wontons, tasty soup. Yum. Dunno if you could ask to cut the noodles if you find them too long and hard to bite though.
Newly renovated and now with hand prints installed of HK and Chinese movie stars along the boardwalk railing. Nice view of Victoria Harbour and not overly crowded so can get decent pics.
This place is tiny but the vibes are cool and coffee is good. One more place to revisit in HK!
The other one of two vintage Starbucks in HK, decorated with vintage movie posters to pay homage to the film industry here. Cosy and not too crowded.
Super good skewers and drinks here though I noticed it caters to a more foreign clientele. Watch the board for availability of the parts.
If you don’t wish to squeeze on the MTR with luggage, take airport express to Kowloon station and hop on the free K5 shuttle. First stop is The Cityview and it’s right outside the lobby.
Decent food, individual pots, good service, but the wait at mealtimes is incredibly long.
No idea how they manage to sell new sets so cheaply but agree that this is the place to go for Lego and other collectible toys.
Shops selling cheap watches and stumbled upon a board game shop on the ground floor too. You never know the surprises this city offers.
Good coffee and a new food menu. Tandoori chicken salad was da bomb with mesclun, mandarin orange bits and pomegranate seeds.
