5k HKD a Month in Hongkong

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There's something called a water bottle. The great thing about this invention is that you can reuse it, so you don't have to 1. waste money at 7-11 buying drinks, 2. create plastic waste that will sit in a landfill for 500+ years just so you can have a little thirst quencher. Usually, all kinds of offices or what not will have access to filtered water. Keep the bottle on hand during the day so you always have something to drink. If you like things like Pocari Sweat, then you can buy Nunn tablets and add them to your water.

To the OP -- really, HK is already quite polluted, and people are crammed together. Please consider this a good opportunity to try to quit smoking -- HK doesn't need anymore smoke!

Not all workplaces in HK will have water machines, and I've seen some employers being a right bitch about the amount of water he has to buy that's consumed by the staff.

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[TheBrit]

Good chance to find a proper job if your employer complains about providing drinking water to staff.

[flameproof]

Do you mean that there are lots of Ghanaians living there? Can you get Ghanaian food? Jollof rice? Kenkey?

'Ghana' was a joke. No idea what their nationality is. Hai Tan St. and the one next to it has all the 2nd hand printer, TV, A/C etc. shops. Due to the international clientele there are some interesting small food outlets.

[bibbju]

'Ghana' was a joke. No idea what their nationality is. Hai Tan St. and the one next to it has all the 2nd hand printer, TV, A/C etc. shops. Due to the international clientele there are some interesting small food outlets.

Ah ok. Sounds like they might actually be Ghanaians from what Jimbo wrote. I have quite a few Ghanaian friends back in London so I was hoping for an food/culture fix to stop me missing them as much.

[jimbo]

'Ghana' was a joke. No idea what their nationality is. Hai Tan St. and the one next to it has all the 2nd hand printer, TV, A/C etc. shops. Due to the international clientele there are some interesting small food outlets.

Nigerians mainly, maybe a few Ghanaians

[flameproof]

Ah ok. Sounds like they might actually be Ghanaians from what Jimbo wrote. I have quite a few Ghanaian friends back in London so I was hoping for an food/culture fix to stop me missing them as much.

Maybe Nigerians... no idea. Not sure there are African food places, but a few Pakistan ones.

[bibbju]

Nigerians mainly, maybe a few Ghanaians

That makes more sense. Cheers Jimbo.

[usehername]

You'll definitely see ghanaians shopping in sham shui po.

There used to be a ghanaian restaurant in chungking but it closed last year

[justjoe86]

I once ate in an African place in chungking mansions.

I sat next to a friendly Nigerian guy who was eating the biggest plate of food I've ever seen. When he asked where I'm from and I said England, he proceeded to take out his wallet and flick through an assortment of banknotes from all over the world. Finally he found a bundle of £50 notes.

"Loooook, I am from England too!" He shouted with a massive smile on his face.

So bibbju, if you want to want some African food, you could try chungking, but prepare for some excitement!

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[bibbju]

So bibbju, if you want to want some African food, you could try chungking, but prepare for some excitement!

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Ha ha. No worries. I have quite a few Nigerian friends too. I used to mix in "West African circles" for quite a few years when I lived in London so I'm used to a slightly bonkers lifestyle lol. Like being asked to a party and when you say yes, being told they'll send a "driver" to pick me up at 3am. Er, ok guys. Crashing at a friend's house and discovering I can't have a shower because the bath is full of kenkey fermenting. The usual stuff lol. Ah I miss those days. Never a dull moment :-)