Hi guys, so sorry this one took so long to post. Unfortunately after a fierce battle with cancer, Alan’s dad passed away. This happened shortly after we finished filming this. We’re still traveling & making videos, but took some much needed time to heal and focus on other things in life. ❤ Thanks for understanding and we hope you enjoyed it. Let’s us know if there is anything we missed that you would add. 😊
Thank you for visiting Hong Kong. Being one the the locally born hongkongers, we owe you two a ‘real’ hot crispy pineapple buns with slice of cold butter, and a traditional dim sum restaurant (茶樓） experience ❤️
high quality vlog, very underrated channel. As a local Hongkonger, thanks for giving HK it's spotlight given the circumstances there. Hope you guys are recovering well.
Thank you so much, this is basically the best compliment a youtuber can receive so it means a lot! We had a great time in Hong Kong and hope to visit again sometime! Also thank you, we are doing a lot better.
Thank you for the positive feedback about your trip to Hong Kong! I'm glad to hear that you had a great experience. As a local, I look forward to bringing both of you to try the traditional egg tart and pineapple bun on your next visit to Hong Kong. DC
Thank you so much for visiting us, as locally born as Hongkongers I really recommend u to eat the delicious pineapple buns from that 1 restaurant red tea I eat it every Sunday and its is absolutely delicious.thank u again btw❤
Thank you so much for visiting Hong Kong. I live just right next to harbour grand, and I know there very much. When you try your pineapple bun, that store isn’t the most popular one, if u guys walk 5 more meters to yr right, that store sells the best pineapple bun in the world
Thanks you guys so much for this new remarkable video to heads Hong Kong this week in great joy to tours many amazing places on the streets in peace 2024❤❤❤Alan, please have my sympathy or condolences for your Dad to passed away in 2024❤❤❤
The “pineapple” bun must have been sold out that morning. If you try other CHAR CHAANG TENG, and go there much earlier, you’ll get to order your “pineapple” bun 🤤🤤🤤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@IfWeGoTo Thanks! 😊 I've only traveled around the Philippines so far, but I'm planning my first trip outside the country to Hong Kong before the end of the year! So excited! ✈
This is amazing and so thorough! We can’t wait til we get ourselves there, and we’ll def’ be referencing this. Gotta love those little detours , too - they’re always so worth it.
Thanks you guys so much for this new remarkable video to heads Hong Kong this week in great joy to tours many amazing places on the streets in peace 2024❤❤❤Alan, please have my sympathy or condolences for your Dad to passed away in 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys safe journeys for more videos to come up soon in November of 2024❤❤❤
Oh, also, there are 2 kinds of egg tarts in Hong Kong. There is the cookie like crust and also a more flakey like crust. The flakey like crust is more closer resemblance to the one from Macau and my favourite. Each bakery is also different in their recipe by a little so I like to try lots and lots. The Pineapple bun you bought is definitely not the one people are referring it. It's normally round for a start, and you can get it at the place where you got your Hong Kong breakfast, and it will come with a thick piece of butter in the middle.
Thank you very much for your insight and tips!! I’m excited to try the different egg tarts the next time we visit!! And yes that pineapple bun was so different!! Idk why!
@@IfWeGoTo So the original egg tart were invented by monks in Belém at Lisbon, if you go there, the queue to take out is HUGE, but you can sit inside and there are a lot of space and there is often no queue. The egg tart in Macau resembles of those in Portugual, being a formal colony. The famous one is made by an English guy and his wife. They got divorce and she opened a store too and then sold the recipe to KFC....if you had gone to KFC in Hong Kong (and Taiwan). You can get those egg tarts. It seems weird that KFC in Hong Kong has AMAZING egg tarts.
Thanks you guys so much for your new remarkable video to heads Hong Kong, China to shows those amazing places on the streets in great joy & peace 2024❤❤❤❤
Great seeing a video from you two! Amazing video and great narration and editing. So sorry to hear about Alan’s dad passing. Glad you guys took some time for yourselves. Normally Brandi you handle the heat very well but you looked increasingly hot and dying through the day in some of the shots! 😂😂
Thank you so much!! It's good to be back on here, even if at a lower capacity. We also really appreciate your sympathies - it has been a hard patch of life, but time has helped. ❤ Hahaha some of those hikes definitely got me... 😂
The pineapple bun is usually a round one with crunchy topping, instead of a stick-like one you ate. The best place to taste it should be at a Hong Kong style restaurant, with a piece of cold butter embedded in a warm bun, better still with a cup of milk tea.
Amazing video. Btw, the Red Incense Burner Summit on Braemar Hill is named for its rocky, reddish terrain, which resembles a traditional Chinese incense burner. Now you know!
Hey, just came across your video. Welcome to Hong Kong! Can't believe you guys missed the tram haha!! It's like missing the one in San Fran!! If hiking is your thing, next time please try the hiking trails to to Shek O beach or to Long Ke Wan, where you can enjoy some of the nicest beaches in Hong Kong after the hikes. Try look these beaches up on Google! Those two are quite popular for those outdoor people visiting Hong Kong for the first time. Anyway, hope you guys enjoyed the trip and thanks for your video :)
Thank you!! Ugh I know!! We really missed out on that one - guess that means we just have an extra thing to look forward to when we make it back. :) Thank you for your tips!! We would love to check out some of the beaches there too! We loved Hong Kong, thank you for watching and taking the time to share those spots with us! :)
The KOWLOON WALL CITY was not only a place of crime, drugs, prostitution…, it was also a home for many people back then as well as schools, barber 💈 shops, grocery stores, etc …. It was historic 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻I have never been in it. 😁
@@markshen3280 thanks for clearing your that it was truly a space for peoples homes and a functional city!! We did mentions bakeries, restaurants, and that people fondly remember it, but we should have made that part of it more clear! It’s too bad it wasn’t able to be maintained in some way, it seems so interesting!
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Welcome to Hong Kong, China this week to tours many amazing places on the streets in great joy November of 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys the Best wishes always in peace 2024❤❤❤
Good call to go to Angus Cafe. Where are you staying in originally that is having the interior construction? And I am very sorry for the passing of Alan's dad.
Angus cafe was our favorite breakfast spot! We were staying in Mong Kok originally, just an airbnb, we did a quick tour of it in our first video, but it was a pretty non-descript spot. Nothing fancy, but we liked it until the nonstop noise!! Also thank you, we appreciate that, it means a lot!
MacLehose Trail, one of four named long-distance hiking trails in Hong Kong. It is 100 kilometre long and is named after a former Hong Kong Governor. These trails basically connect existing paths with improvements made by the government to make them safer for hiking. Bride’s Pool is probably too remote to go to for a foreign tourist. Better try any reservoirs on Hong Kong Island or adjacent to Kowloon Peninsula. They are easy to reach by public transport and easy to walk.
It was a shame as well as good news that the WALL CITY was torn apart and replaced with new buildings. If it was restored for public to see it as an outdoor museum, it would have attracted lots of tourists as well as locals who wished to know more about this place.
Agreed! The construction style did sound a bit dicey and like it may not last a very long time BUT I completely agree, if they had restored it or made a replica of sorts I think it would be wildly popular with tourists! I saw they had built a small one in Japan as an arcade, it looked pretty interesting, but it closed down a few years ago.
You know …. When the idea of constructing the Lantau Cable Car System, the HK Government back then had to import mules from South America to haul all the equipment up because they are strong to carry all the equipment 😁
Thanks you guys so much to heads Hong Kong, China to visits many amazing places on the streets including Disneyland & other attractions in Asia November of 2024❤❤❤
I miss Hong Kong, last time was 2018. Always have had a good time. Know this city better than NY or Boston. Was the safest I felt in any city, unsure what it is like now since ______^.
A local Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR breakfast at any CHAR CHAANG TENG is the “pineapple” bun with lots of butter 🧈 in it and drink with a mixture of milk-tea coffee that is sweet and creamy 😋😋😋
I am sorry for what you encountered in Hong Kong. In Hong Kong, if there is construction noise between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. on normal days or at any time on a general holiday, you may ask the police for help. Anyways, hotels are VERY STRONGLY recommended for tourists to Hong Kong for many reasons, and hotels will deal with the unacceptable noises for you. Next time, you may consider coming to Hong Kong around November, to avoid rain, fog, hotness and typhoons. Hong Kong is humid and hot in summer, easy to heat stroke. Hope the unlucky experiences did not wipe out the good sides of Hong Kong!
Thank you so much for your tips!! We agree, it is far better to do hotels!! And don’t worry, they definitely did not ruin our time there! We had a hard a rough start of course, but we absolutely loved Hong Kong! Can’t wait to visit again! 🥰
Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR residents who move into a new flat always hire contractors to do a complete remodel of the flat they move into so it looks better than what the previous owner had done.
Oh surely it was a remodel!! They had been doing construction for nearly 2 weeks (in hopes they would finish their project lol) before we gave up on the place lol.
Hotel prices were pretty high, but less than or comparable to many major North American and European cities. The hotel actually was the same price as our previous airbnb because they do a great long stay discount! We just made the cut off for it the day we moved! Plus the long stays seem to get placed on the higher club floors if there’s availability! 😊
I recommend you can book the youth Hotel such as Mei Ho, YMCA and and so on, you eat the noodle is not Hong Kong noodle style. That is main land China food. You can try traditional dim sum restaurant that has many carts walk around to showing different dim sum. You ate dim sum restaurant is modern style but the food is also so yummy. Finally, I want tell you Hong Kong has many natural view that our government and Kol that do not show.
Oh yes, we wanted to try region mainland Chinese cuisine too! We did love the HK style noodles though, they were in our first video!! Next time we will have to ask you guys for all of your recommendations on the best spots!! It’s a shame the natural side of high Kong isn’t shown more, it’s so beautiful!!
Sorry we missed the explanation part on that!! We usually keep USA hours, so we have to keep an unusual schedule! (A side note that the people doing construction were truly doing it all day and night, not just in our schedule!! If it was during normal living hours we would have sucked it up!)
Oh gosh, yes!! We stick to USA hours, so I think in Hong Kong we were waking up at 9-10pm (not am, pm!!) and going to bed by 1-2pm or so!! It was rough!! Even rougher when our neighbor decided to start construction throughout the entire day and night.. I don't think those people slept at all lol. We couldn't even nap!! lol.
@@jstussyer hahaha well we are very lucky that we have a pretty flexible budget and enough saved for scenarios like this! 😆 BUT we got even more lucky that when I asked the airbnb host very nicely for a refund on the nights we didn’t use, they happily agreed. Plus the hotel and airbnb were basically the same price when you added in the hotels generous long stay discount, which we just made the cutoff for! I think all said and done it was about $100 USD out of pocket. Not too bad!
Expensive of living cost in Hong Kong, if travellers come , hotel is a better choice 😅. Transport is excellent for everyone although somethimes many people
We didn’t want to make a huge fuss, but we probably should have. 11pm, 1am, 3am, 7am, 10am… so on and so forth… I’m not sure those people ever slept? 🤣
The Walled City was self-ruled as a way of not being under the persecution of the British. Crime entered the City when British opium became out of control.
@IfWeGoTo they initially paid for the tea, silk and pottery with gold and silver. They became greedy and forced the locals to "trade" in the exchange of drugs. They shipped the opium over from India under their own East Indian Company. The history is fascinating and sad at the same time. However, not many people care about the past.
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@@IfWeGoTo I'm not sure. Like you say, it's just some bun you can put stuff in. I suspect because most people know what they're getting anyway, the bakery just didn't bother with the labels after shifting the trays
Hi guys, so sorry this one took so long to post. Unfortunately after a fierce battle with cancer, Alan’s dad passed away. This happened shortly after we finished filming this.
We’re still traveling & making videos, but took some much needed time to heal and focus on other things in life. ❤
Thanks for understanding and we hope you enjoyed it. Let’s us know if there is anything we missed that you would add. 😊
@@IfWeGoTo sending my condolences 🙏
@ thank you ❤️❤️❤️
my deepest condolences.
@@RaymondwLin thank you 🙏 ❤️
Oh no. We’re so sorry to hear this. Sending love and condolences to you both and your family.
Thank you for visiting Hong Kong. Being one the the locally born hongkongers, we owe you two a ‘real’ hot crispy pineapple buns with slice of cold butter, and a traditional dim sum restaurant (茶樓） experience ❤️
Thank you!! Next time we visit I will definitely ask for recommendations on the best spots!!
high quality vlog, very underrated channel. As a local Hongkonger, thanks for giving HK it's spotlight given the circumstances there.
Hope you guys are recovering well.
Thank you so much, this is basically the best compliment a youtuber can receive so it means a lot! We had a great time in Hong Kong and hope to visit again sometime!
Also thank you, we are doing a lot better.
You released the video a week before I go to HK. Perfect timing 🙌
Woohoo!! Hope it helps!!!
@@IfWeGoTo did you visit Macau during your time in HK? I saw the bridge connecting both places over. the sea and its huuuge (as trump would say 😂)
@ 🤣 unfortunately not this time!! Between the schedule and not being able to risk any potential issues we decided not to.
:( Next time.
Thank you for the positive feedback about your trip to Hong Kong! I'm glad to hear that you had a great experience. As a local, I look forward to bringing both of you to try the traditional egg tart and pineapple bun on your next visit to Hong Kong.
DC
We had so much fun there, Hong Kong is such a cool place!! Next time we’d LOVE to have a local like yourself show us the best bakery for these!
Holy smokes, the views from this place!
It's such a pretty city!! We had no idea!
Thank you so much for visiting us, as locally born as Hongkongers I really recommend u to eat the delicious pineapple buns from that 1 restaurant red tea I eat it every Sunday and its is absolutely delicious.thank u again btw❤
Thank you!!! 😊 Next time we will for sure!! And red tea?? We haven’t tried that either!
Thank you so much for visiting Hong Kong. I live just right next to harbour grand, and I know there very much. When you try your pineapple bun, that store isn’t the most popular one, if u guys walk 5 more meters to yr right, that store sells the best pineapple bun in the world
Thank you!! And thanks for the tip, I'm always on the lookout for the best snacks! next time we will definitely have to visit there!!
Welcome back guys!! Great video as always. Thank you!
Thank you!! 😊
Thanks you guys so much for this new remarkable video to heads Hong Kong this week in great joy to tours many amazing places on the streets in peace 2024❤❤❤Alan, please have my sympathy or condolences for your Dad to passed away in 2024❤❤❤
Thank you for your sympathies, they really mean a lot to us
Oh my goodness welcome back friend! It’s great to see a new video!
Thank you guys!! Hope you both are doing well!! :)
The “pineapple” bun must have been sold out that morning. If you try other CHAR CHAANG TENG, and go there much earlier, you’ll get to order your “pineapple” bun 🤤🤤🤤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for your tips!! Next time we visit we’ll have to find one!!!
wow quality work ❤ love ur travel vlog! Hong Kong is such a stunning city 🎉
Thanks so much! 😊
love the video, it's so well edited and I love the background music, so relaxing😂
Glad you liked it!! Thank you so much!! ❤️😃
Smashed! You completed the bucket list. Not easy. Great!
Got pretty darn close!!! It was a fun goal!!
Great bucket list! I've lived here over 10 years and haven't been to some of the places in this vlog.
Thank you!!! I'm sure we missed plenty of stuff you've been to also though!! Do you have any recommendations for next time? :)
Such a fun guide! You really captured the vibe of Hong Kong. Can’t wait to see where you go next!🚀🤍
Thanks so much! 😊
@@IfWeGoTo You're very welcome! Can’t wait to see what’s next on your travels!🚀🌍
@ thank you!!! 🥰 we have a pretty big backlog but hopefully can do some catching up soon!! Do you also travel a lot?!
@@IfWeGoTo Thanks! 😊 I've only traveled around the Philippines so far, but I'm planning my first trip outside the country to Hong Kong before the end of the year! So excited! ✈
This is amazing and so thorough! We can’t wait til we get ourselves there, and we’ll def’ be referencing this. Gotta love those little detours , too - they’re always so worth it.
Thanks so much guys!! Hope you make it out soon! Whenever you're planning definitely lmk if you need tips! :)
The little detours are the best right!
Thanks you guys so much for this new remarkable video to heads Hong Kong this week in great joy to tours many amazing places on the streets in peace 2024❤❤❤Alan, please have my sympathy or condolences for your Dad to passed away in 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys safe journeys for more videos to come up soon in November of 2024❤❤❤
Thank you!!! Hope you had an amazing trip!!
I love there is a new video! I always love watching them and joining you on your journeys. Love you both! ❤
Love you too!! ❤️
Oh, also, there are 2 kinds of egg tarts in Hong Kong. There is the cookie like crust and also a more flakey like crust. The flakey like crust is more closer resemblance to the one from Macau and my favourite. Each bakery is also different in their recipe by a little so I like to try lots and lots.
The Pineapple bun you bought is definitely not the one people are referring it. It's normally round for a start, and you can get it at the place where you got your Hong Kong breakfast, and it will come with a thick piece of butter in the middle.
Thank you very much for your insight and tips!! I’m excited to try the different egg tarts the next time we visit!!
And yes that pineapple bun was so different!! Idk why!
@@IfWeGoTo The portugese egg tart is still #1 !
I haven’t been to Portugal yet!!
@@IfWeGoTo So the original egg tart were invented by monks in Belém at Lisbon, if you go there, the queue to take out is HUGE, but you can sit inside and there are a lot of space and there is often no queue.
The egg tart in Macau resembles of those in Portugual, being a formal colony. The famous one is made by an English guy and his wife. They got divorce and she opened a store too and then sold the recipe to KFC....if you had gone to KFC in Hong Kong (and Taiwan). You can get those egg tarts. It seems weird that KFC in Hong Kong has AMAZING egg tarts.
Thanks you guys so much for your new remarkable video to heads Hong Kong, China to shows those amazing places on the streets in great joy & peace 2024❤❤❤❤
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Thank you for welcoming us!
Beautiful photography, very professional
Thank you so much 😀
glad you guys had a great time here in Hong Kong!! :)
We loved it! Hope to visit again soon! :)
Great seeing a video from you two! Amazing video and great narration and editing. So sorry to hear about Alan’s dad passing. Glad you guys took some time for yourselves.
Normally Brandi you handle the heat very well but you looked increasingly hot and dying through the day in some of the shots! 😂😂
Thank you so much!! It's good to be back on here, even if at a lower capacity. We also really appreciate your sympathies - it has been a hard patch of life, but time has helped. ❤
Hahaha some of those hikes definitely got me... 😂
Very happy to see more vlogs from your HK trip :D!! Allows me to do some reminiscing while I await my next visit some time in the future :D!!
Thank you!! I plan on doing one more from HK Disneyland! :)
Hopefully you get to visit again soon! Do you travel there often?
The pineapple bun is usually a round one with crunchy topping, instead of a stick-like one you ate. The best place to taste it should be at a Hong Kong style restaurant, with a piece of cold butter embedded in a warm bun, better still with a cup of milk tea.
Yes, the one we got was so strange!!! Do you have a favorite spot for pineapple buns? We found a great one in Mong Kok, but forgot to film it!! hahaha
Amazing video. Btw, the Red Incense Burner Summit on Braemar Hill is named for its rocky, reddish terrain, which resembles a traditional Chinese incense burner. Now you know!
Thank you!! Also thank you for letting us know! We were so curious and that makes so much sense!!
Hey, just came across your video. Welcome to Hong Kong! Can't believe you guys missed the tram haha!! It's like missing the one in San Fran!! If hiking is your thing, next time please try the hiking trails to to Shek O beach or to Long Ke Wan, where you can enjoy some of the nicest beaches in Hong Kong after the hikes. Try look these beaches up on Google! Those two are quite popular for those outdoor people visiting Hong Kong for the first time. Anyway, hope you guys enjoyed the trip and thanks for your video :)
Thank you!! Ugh I know!! We really missed out on that one - guess that means we just have an extra thing to look forward to when we make it back. :)
Thank you for your tips!! We would love to check out some of the beaches there too!
We loved Hong Kong, thank you for watching and taking the time to share those spots with us! :)
Love your video ❤ Welcome to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Please stay and enjoy here. This is a amazing city 😊
Thank you! 😃
暫く更新がなかったので心配してましたが、元気そうで良かったです。👍
どうもありがとうございました！😊
The KOWLOON WALL CITY was not only a place of crime, drugs, prostitution…, it was also a home for many people back then as well as schools, barber 💈 shops, grocery stores, etc …. It was historic 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻I have never been in it. 😁
@@markshen3280 thanks for clearing your that it was truly a space for peoples homes and a functional city!! We did mentions bakeries, restaurants, and that people fondly remember it, but we should have made that part of it more clear!
It’s too bad it wasn’t able to be maintained in some way, it seems so interesting!
Glad that you guys can finally have some gfeat time in HK and upload this video ;)
Thank you!
Salmon Roe all day, everyday! ❤
Soooo good!
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We have a video or two coming from Shanghai... eventually! :)
Hope you two had a blast 😀😀😀😀
We did!! I’m glad we made this video because we got to re-live it a bit! Hope to visit Hong Kong again soon. It’s so cool! 😃
Welcome to Hong Kong, China this week to tours many amazing places on the streets in great joy November of 2024❤❤❤I wish you guys the Best wishes always in peace 2024❤❤❤
Thank you!! Wishing you the same!
Good call to go to Angus Cafe. Where are you staying in originally that is having the interior construction? And I am very sorry for the passing of Alan's dad.
Angus cafe was our favorite breakfast spot!
We were staying in Mong Kok originally, just an airbnb, we did a quick tour of it in our first video, but it was a pretty non-descript spot. Nothing fancy, but we liked it until the nonstop noise!!
Also thank you, we appreciate that, it means a lot!
I would totally love the pottery!!! 😮😮😮
It was co cool!!
You should also visit the Bride’s Pool as well as walk through the MacLeo’s (spelling?) trail.
MacLehose Trail, one of four named long-distance hiking trails in Hong Kong. It is 100 kilometre long and is named after a former Hong Kong Governor. These trails basically connect existing paths with improvements made by the government to make them safer for hiking.
Bride’s Pool is probably too remote to go to for a foreign tourist. Better try any reservoirs on Hong Kong Island or adjacent to Kowloon Peninsula. They are easy to reach by public transport and easy to walk.
Next time, thank you!! :)
It was a shame as well as good news that the WALL CITY was torn apart and replaced with new buildings.
If it was restored for public to see it as an outdoor museum, it would have attracted lots of tourists as well as locals who wished to know more about this place.
Agreed! The construction style did sound a bit dicey and like it may not last a very long time
BUT I completely agree, if they had restored it or made a replica of sorts I think it would be wildly popular with tourists!
I saw they had built a small one in Japan as an arcade, it looked pretty interesting, but it closed down a few years ago.
The sails for the boat goes up when there are customers on board. This is often in late afternoon/evening when they have a party.
Oh that is good to know!! Thank you!
Thanks. Great video xx
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!!
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下次我们还会去的，谢谢您的建议！！ :)
You know …. When the idea of constructing the Lantau Cable Car System, the HK Government back then had to import mules from South America to haul all the equipment up because they are strong to carry all the equipment 😁
Thank you for sharing this insight!!
Thanks you guys so much to heads Hong Kong, China to visits many amazing places on the streets including Disneyland & other attractions in Asia November of 2024❤❤❤
Thank you for your warm welcome!!
Remarkable video to watched today for you guys to heads Hong Kong, China this weekend in peace 2024!!!
I miss Hong Kong, last time was 2018. Always have had a good time. Know this city better than NY or Boston. Was the safest I felt in any city, unsure what it is like now since ______^.
Hope you get to visit again soon! We also felt extremely safe there!
A local Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR breakfast at any CHAR CHAANG TENG is the “pineapple” bun with lots of butter 🧈 in it and drink with a mixture of milk-tea coffee that is sweet and creamy 😋😋😋
We could not find pineapple buns at a lot of the cha cheen tangs 😭 are they usually off the menu??
The milk tea and coffee mix sounds delicious too 😋
Welcome to Hong Kong❤❤
Thank you!!
I am sorry for what you encountered in Hong Kong.
In Hong Kong, if there is construction noise between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. on normal days or at any time on a general holiday, you may ask the police for help. Anyways, hotels are VERY STRONGLY recommended for tourists to Hong Kong for many reasons, and hotels will deal with the unacceptable noises for you.
Next time, you may consider coming to Hong Kong around November, to avoid rain, fog, hotness and typhoons. Hong Kong is humid and hot in summer, easy to heat stroke.
Hope the unlucky experiences did not wipe out the good sides of Hong Kong!
Thank you so much for your tips!! We agree, it is far better to do hotels!!
And don’t worry, they definitely did not ruin our time there! We had a hard a rough start of course, but we absolutely loved Hong Kong! Can’t wait to visit again! 🥰
The dim sum you guys had doesn't seem very typical (it looks creative though). Suggest you go to a typical Cantonese restaurant for dim sum next time.
It was definitely non traditional! Next time we want to try a more local spot! Do you have a favorite?
Thanks buddy
Thank you!
Hong Kong 🇭🇰 SAR residents who move into a new flat always hire contractors to do a complete remodel of the flat they move into so it looks better than what the previous owner had done.
Oh surely it was a remodel!! They had been doing construction for nearly 2 weeks (in hopes they would finish their project lol) before we gave up on the place lol.
Did you ride in the see-through glass bottom cable car 🚡 ?
Not this time!! hahaha
I love HK! How does hotel expense compare to other major cities?
Though that is quite luxurious hotel!
Hotel prices were pretty high, but less than or comparable to many major North American and European cities.
The hotel actually was the same price as our previous airbnb because they do a great long stay discount! We just made the cut off for it the day we moved!
Plus the long stays seem to get placed on the higher club floors if there’s availability! 😊
very high. If you go to mainland China I find them reasonable priced
You. Isited HK island. Part of Kowloon. Next time can consider New Territories 🎉
Yesss! There was so much to explore still!!
I recommend you can book the youth Hotel such as Mei Ho, YMCA and and so on, you eat the noodle is not Hong Kong noodle style. That is main land China food. You can try traditional dim sum restaurant that has many carts walk around to showing different dim sum. You ate dim sum restaurant is modern style but the food is also so yummy.
Finally, I want tell you Hong Kong has many natural view that our government and Kol that do not show.
Oh yes, we wanted to try region mainland Chinese cuisine too! We did love the HK style noodles though, they were in our first video!!
Next time we will have to ask you guys for all of your recommendations on the best spots!!
It’s a shame the natural side of high Kong isn’t shown more, it’s so beautiful!!
WELCOME TO HK
Thank you!!
Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Sammo Hung, and Wu Jing are all Chinese action movie stars. Do you know them?
A few of them yes!!
When you return to Hong Kong, go to Victoria peak at night time
That’s a great idea!! Thank you!!
😄😄😄😄Thanks for visiting HKSAR
Thanks for welcoming us!
enjoy
Thank you!!
I missed the explanation about the timings throughout the day. Why did you have to be back at the hotel for 12.30 every day?
Sorry we missed the explanation part on that!! We usually keep USA hours, so we have to keep an unusual schedule!
(A side note that the people doing construction were truly doing it all day and night, not just in our schedule!! If it was during normal living hours we would have sucked it up!)
As a Hong Kong person, i would say Hong Kong people dont go to Wong Tai Sin at all. If you dont have much time, i would highly recommend skip it.
Thank you for your tips!!
U guys wake up so early 😂😂
Oh gosh, yes!! We stick to USA hours, so I think in Hong Kong we were waking up at 9-10pm (not am, pm!!) and going to bed by 1-2pm or so!! It was rough!!
Even rougher when our neighbor decided to start construction throughout the entire day and night.. I don't think those people slept at all lol. We couldn't even nap!! lol.
Welcome to hk
Thank you!!!
It’s called a “pineapple” bun because it looks one. Pineapple 🍍
They are so cute!
🙏🙏🙏
Wow, thank you SO much! You definitely did not have to send us anything, but it is also much appreciated! :)
＊Tai Mo Shan is the highest mountain in Hong Kong.
Oops! We must have read some wrong info! Thank you!
希望你们来。北京。上海。深圳。杭州。苏州。来领略他的美
We will!! Thank you! :)
You can call the police if the construction continues after 7pm
There are so many western hotels in Hk, like Holiday Inn. Should stay there instead.
We liked where we stayed!!
Holiday inn is a different class of hotel though.
Harbour Grand competes with brands like Grand Hyatt, Four Seasons and Ritz Carlton.
never watched a video of the traveler transfer from BNB to a 5 star hotel . Guess you used up the budget for your next trip? 🤣
@@jstussyer hahaha well we are very lucky that we have a pretty flexible budget and enough saved for scenarios like this! 😆
BUT we got even more lucky that when I asked the airbnb host very nicely for a refund on the nights we didn’t use, they happily agreed. Plus the hotel and airbnb were basically the same price when you added in the hotels generous long stay discount, which we just made the cutoff for!
I think all said and done it was about $100 USD out of pocket. Not too bad!
Expensive of living cost in Hong Kong, if travellers come , hotel is a better choice 😅. Transport is excellent for everyone although somethimes many people
Agreed!!!
welcome to china
Thank you!
that's why snooker GOAT moves to Hong Kong, but you have to be very rich first in order to be a migrant here.
What is a snooker GOAT?
@@IfWeGoTo Snooker Greatest of All Time - Ronnie O'Sullivan obtained his residency in Hong Kong !
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Haha I knew you’d be here!! Hope you’re enjoying Japan!!!
@@IfWeGoTo hehe thank you 🙏🇯🇵🙏
It is illegal to make noise from 11pm to 7am. You can call the police.
We didn’t want to make a huge fuss, but we probably should have. 11pm, 1am, 3am, 7am, 10am… so on and so forth… I’m not sure those people ever slept? 🤣
Construction work only 9-6 on weekday only under the law u should call the police
Yeah we probably should have!! This person was at it literally all day and night… I don’t think they slept 🤣
The Walled City was self-ruled as a way of not being under the persecution of the British. Crime entered the City when British opium became out of control.
That makes sense!! It seems like the British really had a lot of influence over Hong Kong with their tea/opium troubles 😩
@IfWeGoTo they initially paid for the tea, silk and pottery with gold and silver. They became greedy and forced the locals to "trade" in the exchange of drugs. They shipped the opium over from India under their own East Indian Company. The history is fascinating and sad at the same time. However, not many people care about the past.
You're doing a fantastic job! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
No clue how, sorry!!
bucket list用遺願翻譯是錯誤的，用心願較正確吧。
哦，谷歌自动将标题从英文翻译过来。那么“愿望清单”IT 部门会是中文吗？
@IfWeGoTo 願望清單是可以的。
遺願英文是「will」，somebody's will before he die.
註：歡迎再來吃和玩。🫡
@@唐賓佐 我意识到谷歌在翻译英文和中文方面做得很差！“遗愿清单”翻译得这么差真是太糟糕了，因为我的整个视频都是围绕这个想法制作的！哈哈哈。
谢谢你！
@IfWeGoTo 您好。整個制作翻譯也不錯就「遺願」出現嚴重誤差，令人側目而已。
努力。加油。🫡
That's not a pinapple bun. The pinapple bun is the ones on the bottom left 16:10
It said it was... we were so disappointed!! Do you know what we got actually is?
@@IfWeGoTo I'm not sure. Like you say, it's just some bun you can put stuff in. I suspect because most people know what they're getting anyway, the bakery just didn't bother with the labels after shifting the trays
@@NelsonChan Ohh that makes perfect sense hahaha. Oh well! We did not film it, but we did find an AMAZING pineapple bun spot in Mong Kok!
来中国 流量密码哦
抱歉，我不明白？
u used the wrong flag
Is it not the Hong Kong flag?
@@IfWeGoTo thats an outdated flag. u should just use the chinese flag instead. except that however, great job!
@voidpasklfd1 we saw it hanging all over the city, so I figure they’re still using it!
Thanks!
@@voidpasklfd1what do you mean by outdated? 🇭🇰 still is the Hong Kong flag
@@IfWeGoTothat’s a HK flag! Thanks for such a great video! You guys were amazing doing lots of hiking! We will go in two months, can’t wait!
Welcome to Hong Kong ❤
Thank you!!!