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Hong Kong is China’s gateway to the world, a city where East meets West in dazzling fashion. Once a colonial outpost, it has evolved into a global financial powerhouse and cultural crossroads. Skyscrapers cling to lush hillsides, while neon-lit streets pulse with energy from markets, luxury malls, and world-class eateries. It’s a place of contrasts—tradition and innovation, serenity and hustle. Hong Kong doesn’t just keep up with the future—it negotiates it with style.

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#ShareTravelBudget Review of Trip Expenses in Hong Kong for 3 Days 2 Nights Review of Trip Expenses in Hong Kong for 3 Days 2 Nights, 2 people in total A trip to Hong Kong that did not go to Hong Kong Disneyland and did not take the Ngong Ping cable car because it was closed for renovation I traveled with Hong Kong Airlines (no checked baggage, 7 kg.) for 3,698 baht per person Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel in Yau Ma Tei for 2 nights, 6,486 baht per night, 3,238 baht per person 3-day travel insurance (Muang Thai Insurance) for 165 baht per person AIS roaming internet for 199 baht per person Octopus Card for Tourist cards for 39 HKD per person, approximately 170 baht Public transportation is convenient and very cheap. MTR + BUS travel costs approximately 900 baht per person The cost of eating 3 meals per day is 3,500 baht per person, mostly restaurants according to various reviews that are not very fancy restaurants, including street food. And there are also various cafes. Total budget per person 12,000 baht #hongkong #hongkong
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If you are visiting Hong Kong, this local bakery is recommended. It is conveniently located in Lok Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. All handmade bakery products are 100% made in Hong Kong. They strictly select high-quality imported ingredients. Many canned cookies and freshly made meat floss cakes are all signature products. The production process is meticulous. . The store is full of bear elements inside and outside, with bear patterns, bear plush dolls and bear models, which are very cute. Remember to recognize the logo of Bear Hong Kong Cookies, which is one of the authentic souvenirs that cannot be missed in Hong Kong! . 🔸Bear Hong Kong Cookies - $140 The must-buy signature cookie package is the best-selling product of the store. There are many cover patterns to choose from, and there are five flavors of cookies inside at once, including Spanish strawberry flavor, French original flavor, Italian coffee flavor, Belgian chocolate flavor and Japanese matcha flavor, which has the diverse characteristics of Hong Kong. . Each butter cookie is crispy and soft, and has a rich milky and buttery flavor when you bite it. -------------------------------- Little Bear of Hong Kong Address: Shop 7A, G/F, Huayuan Building, 36-50 Lok Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #Register for June Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 #foodphotography #food guide #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong Good Places #Hong Kong
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Eligibility: Here’s what I know so far: HSBC credit card holders can access VIP lounges after spending HK$4,000 in the same month (previously, PayMe top-ups were counted, but this will change in July 2025). Trip.com Platinum members (requires booking 4 trips a year) get 2 lounge visits after purchasing flight tickets on Trip.com. ICBC credit card holders previously received lounge access with any spending, even HK$1. Starting June 2025, a minimum spend of HK$1,000 will be required. Next month, I’ll send you the code! AE Explorer credit card holders can access lounges 8 times a year. Citi Premier Miles card holders can access lounges 12 times a year. What’s available to eat inside? The food selection isn’t extensive, but the quality is decent: - Quinoa salad - Special fish ball noodles - Fruit mint water - Spring rolls These are all quite tasty and enjoyable. At the juice bar, you can even ask the staff for beer or wine!
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After a few days at Royal Caribbean, I finally understood—— ☁️The sun shines into the room, and the whole blue is visible when you open the window ☕Eat breakfast slowly on the deck, the sea breeze is just right 🎭After watching a musical in the evening, walk back to the room, and there are stars to accompany you This is not a vacation, it is the ideal form of life. No rush, no crowds, Every day is like a postcard, Sent from the eyes back to the depths of the heart. 📍We took the [Royal Caribbean ✦ Spectrum of the Seas] this time ✔️The room is spacious and comfortable, and the scenery outside the window is different every day ✔️The restaurant is of super high standard, lobster and steak are served in turn ✔️There are so many activities to play, and there is also a Bionic Bar robot bartending🍸 If you also want to take a trip without an alarm clock, then add this ship to your list. 🌅 #RoyalCaribbean #PremiumCruiseTravel #SeaLifestyle #CruiseVibes #CruiseFreeTravel #SpectrumoftheSeas #VacationInspiration #TravelDiary
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📍Address: Jordan MTR Station, No. 9 Observatory Court, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 🏖️Environment: 8 minutes walk from the MTR station, 3 minutes walk from the supermarket, 5 minutes walk from various souvenirs, 10 minutes walk from Lan Fong Yuen Tsim Sha Tsui store, extremely convenient! 🛏️Facilities: The bed is moderately soft and hard, there are many hangers and plugs available, there are also hand soap and hair conditioner, and the mirror is also super large! It can be cleaned every day without tipping, and it is clean and tidy (the smell of detergent was heavy when I first checked in, but it disappeared after half a day). The service staff is also very good, and there is no hotel deposit required. I am very glad to find this hotel in Hong Kong! 💰Price: NT3940/2 people/night, I think it is very cost-effective! Because there are many expensive and old small rooms in Hong Kong, some of which have cockroaches or are even haunted, everyone really needs to read the comments carefully~ ✍️Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️, I will visit again! #Hong Kong Accommodation Recommendation #Hong Kong Accommodation #Hong Kong Free Travel
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#Hong Kong Seaview Hotel The money is not spent on the hotel, but on embracing the dazzling night view of Hong Kong! The stay experience is totally worth the money~ I stayed in 7 hotels during this trip to the Greater Bay Area, and the sea view suite at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong made it straight into the top three in my mind! 🌆TOP1 is undoubtedly the Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, with a breathtaking bird's eye view of Victoria Harbour; TOP2 is the Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou, with a space designed by Master Chi Yutang that you will fall in love with at first sight! The charm of Grand Hyatt lies in the unparalleled immersive sea view. I was worried that this old hotel might have a strange smell or feel old due to its age, but I was stunned the moment I opened the door! The floor-to-ceiling windows offer an unobstructed view of Victoria Harbour. Standing in front of the window, the hustle and bustle are isolated from the outside, leaving only tranquility and comfort in the room. Just quietly gazing at the light and shadows flowing outside the window, my heart is also soothed by the gentle time, and all the fatigue disappears~ #HongKongTravel #VictoriaHarbour #HotelRecommendation #GrandHyattHongKong #TravelAccommodation #DestinationToStayInHotel #SeaViewSuite #HongKongCheckIn
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To make the most of my credit card annual fee, I arrived at the Kyra Lounge in Hong Kong Airport three hours early during a business trip, and the experience was absolutely divine✨ The moment you step in, the vibe is super chill. The modern minimalist design combined with a cozy atmosphere instantly puts you at ease, even if you're there for work. The highlight? The food exceeded all expectations! From Hong Kong-style snacks to Western desserts, the counters are fully stocked. The baked pork chop rice is so fragrant it makes you want to stomp your feet, and the sesame soup is a dream come true for Cantonese dessert lovers 🥳. Unlimited coffee and drinks add a touch of afternoon tea ritual to your wait. For workaholics, the details are a delight: ultra-fast Wi-Fi (speed tested at 60Mb/s) and plenty of charging stations. Plus, you can directly access Google Drive in Hong Kong, making meeting deadlines stress-free. The only minor downside is that it can get a bit crowded, feeling like an airport version of a "co-working café." But that doesn't stop it from being my top airport lounge pick! I'll definitely revisit next time I'm at Hong Kong Airport—try it, and you'll be hooked!
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After staying at Hong Kong's Icon Hotel, I was completely captivated by its old-school luxury vibe! As a five-star hotel under the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, the moment you step into the lobby, you're greeted by an air of elegance. Marble decor, crystal chandeliers, and vintage furniture fill every corner with intricate details, exuding a timeless and sophisticated charm. The rooms are designed with a minimalist yet luxurious touch. The bedding is so soft it feels like sleeping on clouds, and the spacious bathrooms are equipped with high-quality toiletries. My favorite part of the hotel is the rooftop restaurant, where you can enjoy delicious cuisine while taking in the stunning Victoria Harbour night view—it's an atmosphere that truly elevates the experience! Plus, the location is incredibly convenient, close to the subway station and surrounded by great dining and shopping options. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this hotel is a perfect choice! If you're a fan of old-school luxury, make sure to check out Icon Hotel on your next visit to Hong Kong. It won't disappoint!
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Kwun Tong Superior Tai Yuki Probably the only Japanese all-you-can-eat in Hong Kong where you can eat oil and salt baked crab🤩 ‼ ️$258 for 3 hours of paste crab extremely quick return Key recommendations ✅ All-you-can-eat oil and salt baked crab ✅ All-you-can-eat Bao Ginseng Wing Belly ✅ All-you-can-eat breast pigeon ✅ All-you-can-eat sashimi and sushi ✅ All-you-can-drink sake · plum wine · beer · draft beer all you can drink ✅All you can eat Häagen-Dazs ice cream There are too many returns to the original position The lowest lunch price is $258 on weekdays The lowest dinner price is $268 on weekdays 🦀 This issue's oil and salt baked crab Every crab is fresh, and it's full of paste. I'll get my money back after eating a few 🤩I personally like to eat Bao Ginseng Wing Belly the most The rice with bacon in bacon sauce, the wings with crab meat and flower jelly, the stewed flower jelly in golden soup, and the congee with crab yolk bacon are all rare out there. They are both special and delicious Also of course we have to eat seafood The buffet area offers frozen seafood such as frozen shrimp, emerald snails and mussels When ordering via mobile phone, you must eat steamed white eel in soy sauce, fried barrel oysters, and jumbo grilled oysters. I placed several orders myself🤣 The sashimi sushi has a surprise The most important thing is that the sashimi is varied and very fresh, such as scallops, oily fish, bacon, red mussels, herring, etc., everything is very suitable Desserts In addition to desserts outside there is a buffet area When ordering, you must order coconut stewed papaya. It has a fragrant coconut flavor ‼ ️ Durian lovers must order It's crazy to eat roasted golden pillow durian. Even golden pillows are available for you 🍺 Wine is all free Draft beer, sake, plum wine, beer If you like drinking, you can basically drink all kinds of wine The price is over 200 dollars It's really affordable enough The most important thing is that everything is suitable for food Remember to make a reservation, because it is quite full 📍Superior Oyuki Japanese Cuisine 5/F, 1 Asia Pacific Centre, 414 Kwun Tong Road, Kwun Tong #circle_life #circle_foodie #HongKongFood #Kwun Tong #Kwun TongFood #Kwun TongAll-You-Can-Eat #ExquisiteOyukiJapaneseCast #OilSaltBakedPasteCrab #AllYouCanEat #HongKongAllYouCanEat #JapaneseAllYouCanEat #ExtremeRepayment #GoldPillow #AllYouCanDrinkBeer
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Landing in Hong Kong and connecting to London, I dashed into the Chase Sapphire Lounge and was instantly rejuvenated! As a student numbed by the culinary challenges of British cuisine, this place felt like heaven—buffet tables piled high with roasted meats and char siu rice, and you can even order freshly made wonton noodles with a broth so flavorful it’s mind-blowing! At the bar, the mixologist crafted a special Hong Kong-style lemon tea cocktail, perfectly paired with the airport sunset 🌅 The best part? Sinking into the lazy sofa by the floor-to-ceiling windows, watching planes take off while rubbing my full belly to recharge. I also discovered this spot is incredibly photogenic! The sunset streaming through the glass adds a natural filter to the cocktail shots, while business professionals hold meetings nearby, and I sneakily snap "airport vacation" photos 🤫 The space is surprisingly spacious, with hidden charging ports in the sofa crevices and even private rest pods! Access is granted with a Priority Pass card, so no more nibbling on dry bread at the boarding gate 😭. Filling up on delicious food and capturing stunning photos here is the perfect ritual for the back-to-school season. 📍Location: Hong Kong Airport Terminal 1, near Gate 40 after security. Don’t forget your Priority Pass card to get in!
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#HongKongSeaviewHotel Baozis! In a place like Hong Kong where land is at a premium, if you want to stay well, you must go to the Kerry Hotel Hong Kong! 📍Basic room type from 35m2, two large and two small bags can move in, the focus is on the floor-to-ceiling windows sea view, downstairs is Victoria Harbor, the geographical location is perfect, understand! Now internally selling 20 sets, hurry up! —— 🏨Hotel name: Kerry Hotel Hong Kong 📍Hotel Location: 38 Red Lun Road, Hung Hom Bay, Kowloon —— 🛏Room experience: Hong Kong style luxury pull full 546 guest rooms with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, spacious space from 35m2, logs and metal elements collide, minibar hides Hong Kong specialty snacks ~ Deluxe Sea View Room: Directly facing the bright lights of the Victoria Harbor, Dyson hairdryer + B&O sound system, lying in the bathtub and watching the Star Ferry shuttle, the atmosphere is directly exploded! —— 🍱 Dining: Hong Kong style on the tip of your tongue The Market: Open kitchen buffet, unlimited king crab legs, freshly cut wagyu beef, freshly cooked wonton noodles fresh to drop your eyebrows ~ Dragon-i: Michelin Cantonese restaurant, crispy roast pork belly and mangosteen must-try, authentic Hong Kong flavor in one bite ~ Lobby Lounge: Victoria Harbor Themed Afternoon Tea! Pineapple butter-shaped dessert + Hong Kong-style stocking milk tea, 99+ likes in seconds for taking pictures 🎇Hotel Features: Detail control ecstasy 270° infinity pool: suspended above the Victoria Harbor, swim to see the night view of both coasts, casual shots are magazine covers ~ Spa: Zuma Lung Toiletries! "Ocean Rejuvenation Massage" is exhausted after massage Art Corridor: Displaying the works of local Hong Kong artists, the elevator decoration is inspired by traditional fishing boats, highlighting Hong Kong culture everywhere ~ ——
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