Probably best to wait till it opens. Amazing views from the top. highest hotel in the world.
The hotel's lesser known but equally popular Chesa has been serving Swiss cuisine since 1965 - including an impressive selection of cheese fondues. Leia mais.
one of Asia's most exciting entertainment destinations and preeminent convention and exhibition venues. Large enough to hold ninety Boeing 747 jumbo jets, nowhere else in Asia will you find such a rar
Do not forget to visit the good wish garden and the Face reading at the left side
There are three concourses, which non-paid areas not connected to each other. Check the signs before you exit!
If you're strapped for time, skip through the bottom level and go to the 2nd level starting with area #5. The first four areas are just geology and archaeology. Interesting but not unique.
Awesome interactive displays, great way to keep kids entertained for hours but avoid the crowds. If you come at the weekend come early
Good vantage point to see the Symphony of Lights. Just be sure to get to the viewing deck early before it gets too crowded.
@dserjeant said the seats are clean and warm and the smell is pleasant. Probably the highest quality toilet in Mong Kok. A must visit if in the area.
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 :-)
definitely underappreciated mall in Causeway Bay. Awesome restaurants including Tonkichi Tonkatsu and Myung Ga, great shops, and MTR accessible!
dont pay for a sampan (boat) ride to here, there is a free shuttle ferry
Gotta try out the cooked jap snacks in the basement and of course u will find some of our wines in the supermarket too!
Ride it from top to bottom in the morning in less than 20 minutes! (My daily commute, since I live at the top of the escalator and work at the bottom)
All suite colonial luxury hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. Rooms range in size from 800 to 1100 sq ft, and have terraces with stunning views. Suites decorated to represent a distinct period in HK's history!
From the moment you walk into the Lobby, you feel like royalty. The service at this hotel is second to none, and the location is stellar (right next to the Conrad). Petrus is housed in this hotel.
must try No.1 ramen from menu! free spicy bean sprouts on table is fantastic! this place is the only authentic Hakata tonkotsu ramen in Hong Kong.
They now do their famous Sunday brunch on Saturdays! Best value brunch in town (and free flowing roederer champagne!). Yumm!
Crispy bun on condensed milk here is beyond description. Also, the fish balls and fish cake in hor fun soup is to die for.
Australia Dairy Company is world renowned for their scrambled eggs served with spaghetti and ham. And at only HK$13, this breakfast treat is not to be missed.
Phenomenal egg tarts! Better than Tai Cheong's - yep I'm calling it!
Must try their Pig Lung Noodle. Kaya Toast is not really good. Close at 7:30pm daily. They have 3 branches in a row within the same street. Drink sucks.
Peking duck here is yummo! Quick service, good food, and don't forget the egg rolls!
Great restaurant of shanghai food. Try stewed prawns and dumplings with banana as a desert!
Widest variety of very delicious rice rolls cook to the order. I like: 蝦腸粉(prawns),豬潤叉燒腸粉(BBQ pork and pork liver),豬潤腸粉(pork liver),臘腸鮮蝦腸粉（chinese sausage and prawns).
Serious spot for coffee lovers. If you are in a hurry, don't order the drip coffee which takes about 10-15 minutes of preparation, go for a 'ordinary' coffee instead
The only chinese restaurant with 3 star Michelin. Never miss it whenever come to HKG
Make sure to try their new food menu, Steak and Eggs, Eggs Benedict, Spaghetti Bosciaola, New York Cheese Cake, and especially the new coffee blend 3 little pigs.
A hole in the wall restaurant known to have the best roasted meats in Hong Kong. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Black Truffles scrambled eggs and Hokkaido 3.6 Milk Tea, a MUST try. It's vegetarian friendly
retro/shabby chic/distressed dorm room upstairs cafe - there's a terrace and you can smoke inside or out. open till about 3am. cool respite from MK madness
Most of the classics are truly delicious, like the roasted beef brisket ($68), which is coated in a crisped-up batter before being doused in a sesame-tinged, sweet dark gravy Leia mais.
Is actually not too far away from kln bay MTR. If shuttle queue is long, consider walking instead of waiting
