Your most hated spot in Hong Kong?

[justjoe86]

The guy who put the whole of Hong Kong island and kowloon as his most hated place criticises someone for trolling

[INXS]

Errm. I am being absolutely sincere. I detest crowds, petrol filled air, narrow sidewalks full of clutter and rubbish, public transport and noise. I sincerely hate both places and avoid where possible. As a noob here I hope my opinion can be respected. Have you ever been to the New Territories?

[TheBrit]

I think anyone who picks Tuen Mun housing estates out for special mention out of all of Hong Kong has either only been to Tuen Mun or is trolling. Which do you think it is?

PS, China is great and Hong Kong for Chinese people!!!!

He should definitely have narrowed it down to the landfill site of Nim Wan?

[Mat]

Not everyone needs to behave like barbarians to blow off steam...

Yes but barbarians that smell roses. That makes all the difference.

Am waiting for the thread about how western urine smells nicer than asian one.

I love Geoexpat.

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[Mat]

Errm. I am being absolutely sincere. I detest crowds, petrol filled air,

You re driving Right :-D

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[Char Siu King]

You've got to blow off a little steam once in awhile in this town or you'll go crazy.

Said in every town all across the globe!

I do agree with you though. This weekend should be a mad one.

[flameproof]

Temple Street Market is quite tacky.

[bak875]

TST sux big time especially when you come from HK Island on the Star Ferry and have to walk the underground subway to Nathan Road

[carang]

TST sux big time especially when you come from HK Island on the Star Ferry and have to walk the underground subway to Nathan Road

funny you should say that....i lament that change EVERY time i go to tst now. it used to be so easy to cross the street in front of the peninsula! after their changes, it takes 10 minutes to cross there now!

[Proplus]

For those that think BO and being overcrowded on the MTR, then have a visit to Beijing. I was there for 3 weeks back in June last year when it was pretty warm. The underground there are so packed that on occasions I've had women's breasts pressed against me (I wasn't complaining!), and there was once I was stood at around 60degrees without the need to hold onto anything as the carriage was that packed.

Deodorant in Beijing? Forget about it. Aircon in the underground? Dream on.