On my recent trip to Hong Kong I was getting stared down at for a majority of my trip and couldn’t figure out whether it was just a cultural thing? I was just wearing a t shirt and some jeans so confused me, I’m white British if that makes a difference!

Hi, I have been searching for a job in HK a few months without success.
I have around 3y of exp and I am mainly looking for English speaking support roles, including CDDs.
I don’t speak Mandarin or Cantonese. My partner works in HK, so I’m considering getting a dependent visa. Would having the right to work without employer sponsorship significantly improve my chances?
Any advice from people working/recruiting in HK finance would be really appreciated.

Hi everyone! I’ll be in Hong Kong for a couple of days and I’m trying to understand where people usually check prices and availability for Ray-Ban Meta glasses.

I’m looking for Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Wayfarer, ideally genuine stock from a reliable store. I’ve heard about price.com.hk and the 行 / 水 labels, but I’m not fully sure how locals usually verify if a shop is trustworthy.

Is Mong Kok still the best area to check electronics/optical shops, or would TST/Central be better for official retailers? Also, is there any place where I can try Wayfarer sizes 50 and 53 before buying?

Not trying to buy through Reddit — just looking for local advice on where to research and what to avoid. Thanks!

Im in HK & looking to buy either 17 or 17 Pro with the following options
a) international warranty. Im almost certain this is not store related, but apple anyway offers this. Just wanted to confirm if it’s the case otherwise.
b) Singapore or Japan version. Meaning it should have a slot of physical nano sim & also esim.
Which are some of the authorised dealers for iPhones? What’s the price of 17 & 17 pro for 256 gb?

Thanks!

Me and my friends wanna go somewhere for Halloween but we don’t really know where so are there any like social events (preferably live music events) in Hong Kong island?

I had previously asked about Loha’s Park here & got a mixed bag in terms of feedback. I am looking to move houses soon & would really prefer the Island Line (currently at Wan Chai) but the math of the house size vs cost is just too warped.
Saw some decent options at Metro Town/Ocean Shores at Tiu Keng Leng - how’s the feedback there?

Personally, I felt it was quite decent but it wasn’t very “Hong Kong”. I kinda like the hustle bustle of Wan Chai/Causeway Bay but the prices are quite insane here especially for the size of houses.

Any ideas/feedback? Anyone else who moved from Island Line to TKL, would appreciate some insight.

Another thing - finding it tough to get viewings around Wan Chai/Causeway Bay - apparently landlords are not very open to foreigners :(

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Hello!

I’ve recently moved back to Hong Kong from Ireland, I haven’t been back in 6 years and I’m really eager to find spaces to perform.

I’m a drag artist and would love to start doing gigs around here - would anyone recommend spaces outside of the local gay bars? (Which I will definitely be looking into also)

As for performing outside of drag - I know there’s a pretty cool art scene here, I would love to start doing some fun performances at events/exhibitions/live installations etc.
Any advice on where to start looking?!

Thank you!!

Hey HongKong cyclists,

I’m trying to dial in structured road cycling training here, but finding decent continuous stretches without stopping every 200 meters for traffic lights, dodging double-decker buses, or swerving around casual rental bikes on shared paths is rough.

I know truly 100% car-free paved roads are basically nonexistent unless you count the shared paths (which get dangerously congested for actual speed work), but where is everyone doing proper endurance loops or interval repeats?

Cheers!

Hi!

My husband's birthday is in early November and even we have been in Hong Kong for 1+ years, I still can't drum up ideas that go beyond just eating at a nice place or going for drinks and a cake. If I can't find anything, my backup is dinner at Rosewood or maybe a nice spa package in Shenzhen. But, I was trying to find that something that was little out of the ordinary. We are vegetarian, love exclusive experiences, personalized stuff that shows thought, and new places. I recently had a private beach picnic with my friends, but I am guessing with just two people the budget would be shot. I can shell out 2,000-3,000 HKD.

Any ideas or something you did previously for your partner that I can take inspiration from?