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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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After dinner with my husband in Mong Kok 🍜, I suddenly wanted to relax my muscles 💆, and found a newly opened massage shop "Chill Sip" upstairs in Long Bai Mei, which focuses on high CP value packages 💰, let's try his "Full Body Relaxation CHIL Enjoyment Package" ($588/75 minutes)! 🔍 Package Contents: ✅ Optional full body massage (we chose "Acupressure Soothing Massage") ✅ Head, Shoulder and Neck Massage (last 15 minutes dedicated to shoulder and neck!) ✅ Herbal Warm Moxibustion Detox Mask (Hot Ginger Mask is super comfortable ~) My masseur is Thai 🇹🇭 Pinky, her gestures are soft and strong 👐, the acupoints are pressed accurately and not too painful, especially the tightness in the lower back disappears immediately! And Alex because he was more stressed 💪, the shop specially arranged for Chinese masseur Ya Ying to help him, the technique is deep enough, he said after the massage: "The hard lumps in the shoulder and neck finally dispersed!" 💯 Environmental bonus: separate room + heating massage bed 🛏️ The most surprising thing is that each person has a separate room 🚪, high privacy, and the massage bed has its own heating function 🔥! Once you lie down, you feel very relaxed ~ When applying the ginger film, the heat slowly seeps into the shoulders, warding off cold and healing ❤️ 🍵 A little surprise after massage: health tea + chocolate 🍫 After pressing, you can go to the lounge to enjoy a cup of warm health tea☕. The shop also serves dark chocolate, sweet to replenish energy⚡, perfect ending! #MongKokMassage #CouplesGood Place #ThaiMassage #ChineseMassage #RelaxationMustTry
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It is a must-have in Hong Kong. Whether you are a foreign tourist or a Hongkonger, you must buy it and eat it Walking into the streets of Hong Kong, you can always smell a mixture of butter and sweetness of flour at the corner - this magic that makes people stop most likely comes from **Bakehouse**, which has become popular all over the city in recent years. This bakery, founded by French baking genius ** Gregory Mathieu **, not only allows Hong Kongers to queue for half an hour just for a box of egg tarts, but also attracted the New York Times to praise it as "a new landmark in Hong Kong's baking industry". How does this small shop redefine the taste of "Made in Hong Kong" with its French soul and Hong Kong-style heart? --- ### **Hong Kong Love Letters from French Chefs** The owner, Gregory, has a good background. He has worked in Michelin-starred kitchens such as **Maison Kayser** in Paris and **Hakkasan** in London, but in 2018 he chose to open his first Bakehouse in Hong Kong. “I want to prove that top-notch baking is not only available in high-end hotels, but also world-class around the corner,” Gregory said in an interview. This French uncle also incorporates Hong Kong feelings into his products: replacing European cream with local fresh milk, selecting Yuen Long Farm eggs, and even improving Hong Kong-style pineapple buns into "sour caramel pineapple buns". --- ### **Town shop three things to conquer the taste buds** 1️⃣ **Melted Caramel Egg Tart** ($12/pc) A masterpiece that subverts the traditional Portuguese tart! Using French mille-feuille pastry technology, 144 layers of crispy crust are wrapped in slow-baked caramelized egg batter, with a lava-like mottled burnt black texture on the surface. The secret lies in precisely controlling the oven temperature at 218°C and sprinkling coarse sugar 30 seconds before baking to create a crispy shell. 2️⃣ **Sour Seed Croissant** ($28/pc) Made with 72-hour naturally fermented sourdough dough, the outer shell is crisp and hard like glass sugar flakes, but the inside is honeycomb-like moist pores. Gregory also created a unique “Hong Kong Limited Edition”, injecting homemade ginger custard at the center of the custard, giving the French classic an oriental soul. 3️⃣ **Black Beer Barley Bread** ($58/piece) In collaboration with a local craft brewery, Hong Kong-brewed Shitao dark beer is kneaded into German bare wheat, and the finished product has a deep flavor of coffee and chocolate. Even Cai Lan calls it "the red wine of the bakery". --- ### **Neighborhood Price Star Craftsmanship** The rarest thing about Bakehouse is that it civilianizes fine dining-grade technology. The signature sourdough bread, for example, uses the same Lupine variety as the famous Paris store **Du Pain et des Idées** and is sold at an affordable price of $38 per day. The store also offers a “sunset offer” where all breads are half price after 7pm, in line with Gregory’s philosophy of “good bread should not be wasted”. --- ### **Hong Kong Baking New Force** From its first Wanchai store in 2019, Bakehouse has now expanded to six branches including Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, attracting buyers from Singapore and Tokyo to negotiate overseas branches. Gregory insists: "All products must be made in Hong Kong's central kitchen. This is a commitment to 'Made in Hong Kong'. **📍Store Exploration Guide** - Tsim Sha Tsui Store: 44 Hankow Road (Exit D2, Tsim Sha Tsui Station) - Best time: No queues before 8am on weekdays - Must-buy combo: 4 pieces of egg tart + 1 sourdough baguette (under $100) Next time you pass by the Tiffany Blue sign, you might as well buy an egg tart to taste - this crispy bite is the inclusive soul of Hong Kong's food.
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Rarely during my return to Hong Kong encountered a super interested art exhibition, with a friend in Hong Kong Island, together to visit the Artistree in Pacific Place! The photos are beautiful, but you can see the exquisiteness of the artwork with your own eyes. Each has its own theme and characteristics, such as one of the earth, and my personal favorite is the blue with a mermaid pattern and the highest nose crystal pendant surrounding the lights of the "planet" 🪐 Looking forward to the next exhibition! #globaltravel #HongKong
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This creamy egg specialist shop is small, there are only four tables for dining in. The whole shop only sells one thing, which is creamy egg custard, both cold and hot, selling $40 per bowl I saw "100% natural" written on the wall of the shop, the raw materials are egg protein and 3.7 milk🥛 It is a Michelin recommended Hong Kong street snack bar in 2019 Hot food because ready-made, only steamed to six bowls at a time, so the waiting time will be longer, the clerk will wait the hot and cold stewed protein together before the table, the table has a warm reminder ♨️ hot food remember to eat which side first, do not eat the middle immediately, cold food can eat at will The stewed egg white looks very smooth on the surface, not a lot of pores, the middle of the liquid trembling, very fragrant milk flavor, also very smooth, $ 40 bowl is to eat a handmade, but through Yuen Long anyway to try 📍Su Kee Melted Egg Specialist Shop 15, G/F, Block A, Hao Shun Yi Building, 9 Phoung Yeu Tung Street, Yuen Long #circle_life #circle_foodie #HongKongFood #HongKongFoodRecommendation #HongKongFoodSharing #YuenLong #YuenLongFood #StewEgg #EggStew #MichelinRecommendation #Su Kee CreamyStewEggSpecialist #CreamStewEgg #HongKongSweet #HongKongDessert #OnlyThis
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When we come to Wanchai Waterfront, many tourists come to see the view of the Victoria Harbor, but no one will know that there is a waterfront station here, where MTR put the decommissioned fly head on the Wanchai waterfront The iron carriage, also has a multi-purpose room, observation deck, feature carriage, etc It's not difficult to come to this location. It's a 7-minute walk from the Skyline Ferry to Wanchai Pier/MTR Convention and Exhibition Centre 📍Wan Chai Waterfront Park #circle_life #circle_foodie #HongKongScenery #HongKongAttractions #WanchaiPromenade #WaterfrontStation #FlyHead #FlyHeadTrain #MTR TrainDecommissioned #VictoriaHarbour
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Cobber other branches have eaten before and felt amazing this time try the newly opened Mochi shop taste still high quality must try cheesecake 🍰 drinks buffet bar free unlimited refills cheap cheap drink! ✨Onion and Garlic Crabmeat Fried Pasta ($148) A lot of crab meat spread all over the spaghetti crab meat is quite fresh and sweet with onion and garlic threads together to eat increased onion oil fragrance spaghetti chose less spicy very tasty! ✨Mintaiko Cream Shrimp Meat Salmon Caviar Flying Caviar Basil Stew ($148) First time seeing mint stewed rice full of sauce to eat very creamy surprisingly not salty taste just right good stewed rice also a lot of shrimp meat crispy super full of ingredients 🥰 ✨Pistachio Basque Cheesecake (+$58) Highly recommended 🔥 The cheesecake is covered with pistachio pieces, full of savory flavor. The cheesecake is very rich in pistachio flavor. The sweetness is just right. It has a melted effect. It tastes creamy enough but doesn't feel greasy😳 ✨Caramel Basque Cheesecake (+$48) There are caramel crisps on the cheesecake to eat to increase the caramel flavor and crispness The cake has a melted effect The cheese flavor is very strong This is relatively a little sweet and tastes more greasy ✨ Brown Rice Tea Ice Cream Mochi ($38) The shop ordered Mochi to try the signature dish of marshmallows a large piece very smooth with ice cream to eat very well ordered brown rice tea ice cream tea flavor rich ✨Meal Bag + Soup (+$15) The soup can be chosen black truffle mushroom soup / pumpkin cream soup choose the former black truffle flavor is quite strong, drink very smooth and mushroom slices are very filling and the meal bread is croissant butter flavor fragrant crust a little crispy ✨Drinks Drinks are free unlimited refills at the buffet bar There are 5 types of drinks that day is jasmine tea, mango iced tea, Lemonade, litchi rose special and grapefruit special specially recommended mango iced tea and grapefruit special super Fresh moderate sweetness the latter is also sour and sweet quite fresh! 📍 Cobber Noodles and Mochi (Kwun Tong) Shop 11, G/F, 99 Chow Ming Street, Kwun Tong
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Free travel to Hong Kong and Macau DAY 2: I have been influenced by Hong Kong movies since I was a child: Fight Back to School, Infernal Affairs, Young and Dangerous, Police Stories series, etc. This time when I came to Hong Kong, I felt like I was walking into a movie scene. The MTR Tsuen Wan Line is the earliest subway line in Hong Kong. Famous places such as Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok, Prince Edward, etc. are all on this line, and they are also classic scenes that often appear in many Hong Kong movies; skyscrapers, double-decker buses, red taxis and signs extending to the road are the scenery that can be seen everywhere when walking in the alleys of Nathan Road and Temple Street in Mong Kok. Standing on the pedestrian bridge, you can feel the hustle and bustle of traffic and the endless flow of people. When you are tired, just find a tea restaurant and order a pork chop and a butter bun, with a cup of milk tea or Horlicks to replenish your energy. Hong Kong is really a city that is fun to visit and delicious. Attractions: Lui Seng Chun Mansion, Mong Kok Road Prince Edward Flower Market Road, Yuen Po Street Bird Garden Goldfish Street Broadway Cinematheque Temple Street, former Yau Ma Tei Police Station China Hong Kong City, Harbour City Maritime Viewpoint Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower Hong Kong Museum of Art Accommodation: Regal Kowloon Hotel (Deluxe Family Room) #Hong Kong #Macau #EVA Airways #Platinum Asia VIP Lounge #Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car #Big Buddha #Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade #Rainbow Residence #Lui Seng Chun #Goldfish Street #Mong Kok Road #Broadway Cinematheque #Temple Street Archway #Yik Cheong Building #Peace Peak Cable Car #Lan Kwai Fong #Wynn Palace Water Show #Ruins of St. Paul’s #Our Lady of the Rosary Church #A-Ma Temple #Macau Tower #Tai Tam Hill Hiking Trail #Guan Ye Street #teamLab Supernatural Space #Venetian Gondola Cruise

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