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    The Pawn

    Posted by Vannot 30 October 2011

    A really chilled out restaurant in Wahchai. Great for Sunday brunch. Fabulous old building and close to Wanchai MTR.

    62 Johnston Road, Hong Kong
    +852 2866 3444
    Google map: bit.ly/sEZ6NY

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    Kin's Kitchen

    Posted by Vannot 7 October 2011

    This Chinese Restaurant is in North Point, a stone's throw from Wing Hing Street and the public toilet and refuse tip, but don't let that put you off. It's in a side street and under a bridge and doesn't look much from the outside, but the food is terrific and cheap too. They serve decent wine that's not expensive and is full of locals. Try the beef with peppers and onions in black bean sauce.

    9 Tsing Fung St Tin Hau
    + (852) 2571 0913
    Google map: bit.ly/pg1D5Q

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    Ozone bar

    Posted by Sarahj91 23 September 2011

    The views are amazing. It's on the 118th floor of the Ritz Carlton and although the prices for a glass of wine are London prices, you can nurse a glass all evening and enjoy spectacular views of Victoria Harbour as the sun goes down.

    www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/HongKong/Dining/ozone/Default.htm
    International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong
    +(852) 2263 2263
    Google map: bit.ly/nPeS5I

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    Chi Lin Vegetarian

    Posted by Franny34 1 March 2011

    This beautiful wooden nunnery, nestled up against lush green hills and looked down on by Hong Kong's ubiquitous tower blocks, was - apparently - constructed without using a single nail. It also serves up a mean plate of veggie noodles. Saunter round the immaculate gardens, keeping your eyes peeled for the waterfall. Find your way behind the cascades of water for a delicious meat-free set meal. Don't forget to seek out the gift shop before you leave, choc-full of nunnery produced goodies.

    Chi Lin Vegetarian, Nan Lian Garden, 60 Fung Tak Road, Diamond Hill, Kowloon
    +852 2329 8811
    www.nanliangarden.org
    Diamond Hill MTR station

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    Big Buddha, Lantau Island

    Posted by LCSusan 4 August 2010

    A scenic tram trip to the top of the island, Coca-Cola, vegetarian food and serenity - all for a reasonable price.

    Lantau Island, Hong Kong
    Walk up if you're able or take the Ngong Ping 360 Tram.
    www.np360.com.hk/
    Google map: tinyurl.com/34x3uoa

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    Music, color, laser lights and all for free. wayfarersall.net/2010/07/13/the-symphony-of-lights-victoria-harbor/

    8 p.m. every night
    Best place to watch: Victoria Harbor, Kowloon

    Google map: tinyurl.com/3yc2n8p

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    Langham hotel rooftop pool

    Posted by mfbr 3 July 2010

    It's got a spectacular view of Kowloon - both by day and also at night - when the neon signs light up the Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district. Part of the top floor health club for guests, this is a great place to relax, unwind and keep fit when enjoying a visit to Hong Kong, and it gives a fresh perspective on the place.

    8 Peking Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
    hongkong.langhamhotels.com
    Tel: (852) 2375 1133

    Google map: tinyurl.com/32kacuf

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    Spring Deer Restaurant

    Posted by urquellrules 7 August 2009

    I had seen this restaurant recommended for its crispy Peking Duck on the Grauniad website and in a couple of books. Went twice when I was in Hong Kong recently. Fantastic place with a great atmosphere and friendly staff and the duck really is to die for.

    Full of locals which is generally a good sign. Advance booking recommended - turned up on spec one night and couldn't get in.

    42 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Nearest MTR station Tsim Sha Tsui East)

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    Sai Kung

    Posted by LaPapera 26 February 2009

    Most visitors to Hong Kong would be forgiven for thinking that this "Special Administrative Region" of China is entirely urbanised. The New Territories actually make up the majority of the land area, of which vast areas are lush woodlands.

    Sai Kung Town is located in the east of the region. It is famous for its seafood, which is impressively displayed outside the harbourside restaurants and on the small fishing boats, some of which offer paid fishing trips. The town has a much more laid-back feel than its urban cousin and is a welcome retreat.

    Sai Kung region, New Territories

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    The Spring Deer

    Posted by Holland44 20 April 2008

    First went there in the 70s and again in the noughties. Fantastic, authentic food with crispy duck to die for

    42 Mody Rd., Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Nathan Rd.)
    Hong Kong
    2723-3637

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