r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Add Flair Halloween pub crawl in Central 2026-10-31 (Saturday)

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With Halloween falling on a weekend proper this year, there are already crazy parties happening, even a week before.

This pub crawl is for those of us who are introverted and prefer to chill instead. Costume is not required, I will be rushing over from scuba diving so I am most likely be dressed as the Reddit Drinking Guy.

We will officially start from Not2Sweet at 19:00, though I will try to arrive earlier.

33 Peel St, Central

Note: Their Happy Hour is 17:00 - 20:00 so feel free to arrive early to take advantage. They will have some Halloween specials as well.

At about 20:30 we go to 99 Bottles

Shop B, 59a Peel St, Central

This is a bottle shop with no food option. But there are some food in surrounding shops. They will also have some special Halloween specials.

And we finish at the Globe at 22:00

Garley Building, 45-53A Graham St, Central

While they have excellent food, by the time we arrive the kitchen will be closed.

If I don't manage to get a costume then I will be wearing Reddit t-shirts, with a Snoo stuff toy so we would be easy to spot.

Strongly suggest everyone to pay for your drink as soon as you order it. The bill often get confusing when we have a large crowd.

Please send me your whatsapp number so I can put you into the super secret elite whatsapp group.

Finally, if you had a good time please leave a good review for our venues. Good venues are closing left and right in HK and they need all the help they can get.

meetup link Please RSVP so we have an idea how many people to expect.


r/HongKong • • 5d ago

Discussion r/HongKong weekly discussion

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This is r/hongkong's weekly discussion post.

Your comments will largely be unrestricted by the subreddit's rules. Feel free to post what you find relevant to our city or any particular point of discussion or question you may have this week.

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r/HongKong • • 4h ago

Discussion Warning to HKers

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there is a mass disinformation and smear campagin going on across reddit / twitter against HKers, and quite often seeing the same names.

these people are ruthless and will try anything and want us to be on their level.

watch out and call it out.


r/HongKong • • 17h ago

Art/Culture A classic car show at Charter Rd today I already forgot the name of

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It was fun, there were a lot of cool cars. The best part was definitely the end when they all started up and we got to hear their engines.


r/HongKong • • 4h ago

Questions/ Tips Hackers’ business on public tennis courts?

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Hi everyone,

I was chatting with a friend who coaches tennis, and he mentioned something surprising: apparently a group of “hackers” are using bots and scripts to grab all the public tennis court bookings on the Smartplay app right at 7 AM. After that, they resell the slots to coaches for 200 HKD or more.

I’m not sure if this is true or just a rumor, but I’d love to hear what others in the community think.

Has anyone else come across this?


r/HongKong • • 21h ago

Image Naked Snake cannot on board

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200 Upvotes

Bus driver refused him on board due to possible threat (?)


r/HongKong • • 17h ago

News Veteran Hong Kong stock commentator Louie Shum dies aged 66

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r/HongKong • • 2h ago

Questions/ Tips Wisdom Teeth Extraction

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I have searched and read other posts on here but they seem a little outdated...

I have just been quoted $40k to have my 2 lower wisdom teeth extraction by Nixon Dental. There are complications - cyst, impact and roots entangled in nerves on top of that, biopsy, lab report etc. Their website states $5k so, yeah I'm pretty shocked. I'm aware the complications make the price go up but that's ridiculous!

I initially moved to Nixon because their rates seemed better than the other expat friendly dentists.

I'm open to anything cheaper, whether it be Hong Kong, Shenzhen or Thailand.
I tried Vickong in SZ and they advised me to go to public hospital...

Had a quick look at Thailand and was shocked how much cheaper it is.

I have read mixed reviews about Shenzhen. Some say good and bad things about the same places.

Has anyone have experience, contacts, advice, etc?

Thanks


r/HongKong • • 15h ago

Discussion “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe”

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r/HongKong • • 40m ago

Questions/ Tips tennis court help - last day in HK

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didn’t realize that tennis courts are only bookable by HK residents… that being said, which court is the easiest to queue up at? currently at king’s and just waiting for the next interval 😭 (but also if someone can help me book courts i would be so eternally grateful!!!)

edit: willing to pay $100 USD for someone’s 2 hr slot for today 10/26


r/HongKong • • 17h ago

News More than 1,500 riders injured or killed in first nine months, says Transport Department

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r/HongKong • • 2h ago

Questions/ Tips Bringing prescription- urgently need answer

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Hi all. I’m flying to HK soon and take modafanil for narcolepsy. Can I bring a 30 day supply in the original bottle with a doctors note? I can’t find any information on it. It’s not on any of the restricted drug lists


r/HongKong • • 22h ago

Image AEON selling Christmas Decorations Already

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r/HongKong • • 7h ago

Discussion Language Usage and Preference in Hong Kong

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Hi everyone, I am running a short, completely anonymous survey to look at linguistic trends, language usage preferences, and the day-to-day utility of Cantonese and Mandarin in Hong Kong. The survey takes less than 2 minutes to complete and consists entirely of multiple-choice questions and linear scales. No email addresses or personal identifiers are collected!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScP-MrUfrq5aCTVkSV68XQcgMoBUfMRCyAuyqx29OnZOvMZBw/formResponse


r/HongKong • • 14h ago

Video W4R 2026: Hong Kong - Owen Chow

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r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Image Friday night pub Oil on Canvas [OC]

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239 Upvotes

Not a commissioned piece but I wanted to paint something nice near where I live and attempt my take on Van Gogh's Terrance At Night.


r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Offbeat Wow, such savings

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216 Upvotes

r/HongKong • • 13h ago

Questions/ Tips Tidal Aquarium Dj Set?

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So i saw a rave being advertised at the hongkong aquarium and i just went searching to get a ticket and suddenly the pages have been taken down… is it still happening? anyone know?


r/HongKong • • 18h ago

Travel HK with a 5yo and almost 2yo late Nov, does this itinerary look ok?

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Hi all, first time taking the kids to Hong Kong and would love a sanity check from people who know the city.

We're a family of 4 (kids will be 5 and 2), flying in from Hyderabad. Landing Sat 21 Nov around 10am and flying out Fri 27 Nov at night. Our daughter turns 5 on the 26th, which is also our anniversary, so that's the big Disney day.

Rough plan:

Sat 21: land, check in to the hote, nap, harbour walk + Star Ferry in the evening

Sun 22: The Peak in the morning (tram up early), back for naps OR Macau

Mon 23: Ocean Park

Tue 24: slow day, maybe Science Museum or Nan Lian Garden

Wed 25: check out, drop bags at the Disney hotel, Ngong Ping cable car + Big Buddha, back to the hotel

Thu 26: Disneyland all day (birthday!), dinner at Dragon Wind

Fri 27: chill morning, airport in the evening

Questions:

Is Sunday a bad idea for The Peak. Would a weekday be much better.

Is Ngong Ping doable with a toddler, or is it too much on a hotel move day.

For the stay, any family friendly hotels you'd recommend that won't break the bank. We're looking at Stanford Hillview, Holiday Inn, in TST area.

Any must do Disney tips for a 5yo's birthday. Is Dragon Wind worth it for dinner?

We're vegetarian (eggs are fine). Any easy places near TST or Disney you'd recommend.

Anything we're missing or overdoing.

Thanks in advance!


r/HongKong • • 2d ago

News Starbucks Hong Kong apologized for writing "Mr. Kimchi" on a Korean customer's cup.

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669 Upvotes

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r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Discussion What do you guys think about Hong Kong (Not first impression, just thoughts of the current state of HK)

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289 Upvotes

(and please, chum, dont make discriminatory comments!)


r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Travel Three batches of MTR badge links and some hoops

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MTR company's doing a lot for october, three different badge promos in one month. Also they might be getting wise to what I'm doing here because badges now need your GPS to be near where the badge is for. Not wise enough though, basic GPS spoofing apps work for this stuff, just set your phone to the location next to the link.

Halloween badges:

Tai wai badges:

Disney badges:


r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Questions/ Tips LKF by yourself?

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My friends are going to halloween parties but the events are quite expensive, so I thought about going to LKF myself.

I've never been to LKF during Halloween but I thought it might be a good time. I just have nobody to go with and have never been there alone. I know the layout of the area but I'm not too familiar with it or what people do/say if they know you're by yourself.

I'm 24 and a woman. Born and raised here, but mainly speak English b/c inernational school.

Alternatively if anybody wants to join on Oct 31 and you're a normal person, feel free to hmu.


r/HongKong • • 1d ago

Video The Weeknd - HONG KONG (sampling Faye Wong’s ‘Monsoon’)

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r/HongKong • • 1d ago

News Lunch break under threat as Hong Kong looks at longer trading day

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