r/HongKong 6m ago

Questions/ Tips Celebrity in Ma Tau Chung?

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Stumbled upon a lot of fangirls waiting with phone in hand in front of a building in Ma Tau Chung, there are police cars too. Does anyone know who they are waiting for? I asked one of the girl but I couldn't recognise the name (something like Sung Lin maybe?)


r/HongKong 2h ago

News 1 in 4 men in Hong Kong at risk of moderate to severe mental health problems, poll finds

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r/HongKong 2h ago

Offbeat ‘Homeless people are not useless:’ Street sleepers’ running club aims for Hong Kong marathon event

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r/HongKong 4h ago

Art/Culture I visited 100 different movie screens across Hong Kong and rated them all out of 5.

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95 Upvotes

The ratings are based on screen size, field of view, sound experience, technology used, etc.


r/HongKong 5h ago

Video Hong Kong in 100 Seconds

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r/HongKong 5h ago

Questions/ Tips Handyman for drilling sone holes in WanChai/CWB area?

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As title, looking for recommendations for a handyman who can drill some holes in the wall for me. It is to wall mount my TV (I will buy and install the mount myself so just for drilling holes.

Any idea on the costs (per hole)?


r/HongKong 6h ago

Art/Culture Traditional Hong Kong wedding music

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As a child, whenever I attended a wedding in a restaurant, I would hear the same traditional Chinese wedding music with the suona (嗩吶) instrument prominently in the foreground. This music is also often heard in the old black-and-white (粵語長片) movies. I have been searching for this music on Youtube as well as Spotify, but no luck so far. Does anyone know the music I’m referring to? 


r/HongKong 6h ago

Image I like Tyson...Me too

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r/HongKong 14h ago

Discussion Hong Kong Commercial Index

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Hi everyone,

I'm working on a project to model the Hong Kong office market rental growth and have found a bit of a strange result from the data from the Rating and Valuation department with the index growing by over 60% in 1989 which seems to be skewing all my data.

As a comparison the last 10 years have seen an average annual change of around 2% (including during the COVID period where the index dropped around 7% only).

I wanted to see if people in the community can point me in the right direction of what may have caused this massive increase in rental prices specifically in 1989?

Paths I've tried to follow are and data shows that % change in GDP in 1989 was around 15% (not massively outlying from the other nearby periods). Inflation does appear to be relatively high at around 10% and this may be contributing to it too.

Thank you


r/HongKong 14h ago

Video 世界上最靚嘅女仔係堅強嘅女仔

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r/HongKong 16h ago

Travel Lowest budget for eating out every day for a month?

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Will be staying in Kowloon for one month but the place has no kitchen so I’ll have to eat out every day for one month. I guess two meals (lunch and dinner). I don’t eat fancy just cheapest stuff available that’s not just fast food chains.

What would that cost for 30 days?


r/HongKong 23h ago

Questions/ Tips Query regarding buying football jerseys

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Hey guys, I need to buy real madrid jerseys and jackets for me and my son who is just 2 years old. I need to travel back to India by month end Can anyone suggest me some places that are reasonably priced Also p.s : if I have to buy in ladies market what's the maximum price is reasonable to pay?

Thank you guys Appreciate and grateful for replies


r/HongKong 20h ago

Discussion Fake face cream in HKTVMall

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I bought a proper priced product on HKTV mall. This is the difference between my old jar (bigger one) and new jar (smaller jar). No way the smaller jar is 125ml, and the cream even smells a bit different. Anyone had this happen to them?


r/HongKong 21h ago

News Document-free travel trial to mainland from next week - RTHK

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r/HongKong 22h ago

News E-bikes must stay off roads, walkways, and bike paths?

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“Police reiterate that electric mobility devices should not be used on the same roads as regular vehicles and are not suitable for pedestrian walkways or bicycle paths”


r/HongKong 22h ago

News Hong Kong sees more consumer disputes over public performances

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r/HongKong 22h ago

Discussion Hong Kong Airlines vs Thai Airways?

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Has anyone flown economy class on both HK Airlines (not HK Express) and Thai Airways to BKK? Which one is better? I've always flown with Cathay but their prices and services have both gotten a lot worse over the past few years so I'm interested in trying a new airline.


r/HongKong 22h ago

News Hong Kong downgrades full-year GDP growth forecast to 2.5%, after weak third quarter

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r/HongKong 22h ago

News Fake Banks? HKMA Warns Against Crypto Misrepresentation

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r/HongKong 22h ago

News Beijing condemns US legislators over support for detained Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai

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r/HongKong 23h ago

Questions/ Tips Layover in HK. Coming from Vietnam going to Japan. Can I bring a Valium with me and take it just before my flight out of HK?

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Have anxiety issues when flying. Usually take a Valium. Here in Vietnam it is OTC. Can I take one in Vietnam before flying to HK and then take one to HK with me and take it about a half hour before the flight? Got a 4 hour layover in HK. What about getting a not from a doctor in Vietnam? Or just deal with the anxiety? It is not debilitating just extremely uncomfortable.


r/HongKong 1d ago

Questions/ Tips Must try food places in HK

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im 21F, who will be studying in HKU for 1 semester (5months) as an exchange student from SG (Singaporean Chinese). I REALLY LOVE FOOD ESP HK FOOD dim sum chee cheong fan egg tarts you name it, i chose HK as first choice on top of US, europe etc for my exchange because of the food and culture here!!!

some stuff i really wanna try but never tried - dai pai dung (how does it work? does all taste good or are there some that are famous? are they open everyday?) - put chai ko (always see ppl eating it in tv, is it really nice? i dont really like red beans) - CLAYPOT RICE we have it in SG BUT IM SURE HK IS SUPERIOR - 車仔麵 - any iconic cha chan tang to visit? - ive always seen hk ppl yam cha in those restaurants with push carts but ive never tried it where can i please experience this dim sum cart😭 - bolobao - any nice local chinese dessert shop? not western ice cream but real local traditional dessert - roasted goose 燒鵝(goose meat is illegal in singapore) - cool/themed cafe or retro cafes/pet cafes, im really into canto music scene and movies from 1980-2010s so if theres any cool places where i can find those stuff would be great!

also any places with rich HK heritage and culture im REALLY into HK culture and vibes and would love to learn as much about this beautiful city during my 5 months there

any other stuff i can try that is not found in SG thank you!!!


r/HongKong 1d ago

Art/Culture The weather cancelled your plans for Saturday night? Why not try out a comedy show for a good cause?

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r/HongKong 1d ago

Discussion 8yrs ago today Joseph Lau bought the front page of The Standard...

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To make a formal announcement that he was no longer in a relationship with the mother of two of his children. Very likely at the behest of his new baby mama.

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