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Music

A travel blog entry by allilaoshi

Todd has joined a cover band here and they actually get paid! Todd gets paid about 200 kuai a show with free food and drinks! They play every Saturday and it has become a meetup for everyone in the CTLC program.

The place is called Rapscallions and feels like Cedar Creek in Houston with a European twist. The owners are from Scotland and two ...

Hong Kong Baby!!!

A travel blog entry by hobo-magic

... restaurant on the top floor so we went to check that out. Everybody sits round a long bar and at each position there's a hotplate. You then get given a saucepan filled with hot broth and a mountain of raw ingredients. We went for the beef one (though there was another option called Baconic which sounded pretty good). You then cook everything in the saucepan and there are some tasty sauces to go with it. A really good meal, I'm loving Korean food even ...

Bye bye budget

A travel blog entry by spoggle

... returned to our tiny little room (all the rooms in Hong Kong guest houses are tiny) and reflected on how we had blown most of the savings we'd made in Asia, and that it wasn't going to get much cheaper over the next couple of weeks before the end of our trip, but as soon as I got my iPad out and had a play, plus taken a few snazzy panoramic shots with my camera, most of our woes were forgotten.

Next we were to head back to Shenzhen for a flight up to Beijing.
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QM2 to Vietnam

A travel blog entry by 2onqm2

... hearts content. We love going to the Britannia for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as there is nothing better than to experience the sheer elegance of this Restaurant with white tablecloths, immaculate Wait Staff, and excellent menu.
It can become pretty hectic and noisy in the buffet restaurants, though the Staff assigned there do try and make things run as smoothly as possible. Cultural differences exist and must be taken into account, but ...

Hong Kong Part Two

A travel blog entry by vwuertz

... clothing, jewelry, and crafts. To travel to Stanley Market, we wind through the Repulse Bay area. Repulse Bay is a residential area mostly populated by expats. The beaches in the Bay area are among the island’s finest. Of course, the word for Repulse Bay is “exclusive.” Stanley Market is like any other flea market in the world. Booths are tightly crammed together on both sides of the narrow walkway. We walk through ...

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