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Could You Afford to Live in Hong Kong?

Pat and Giulia test Hong Kong’s price reputation during a visit, comparing a small hotel room, local cafeteria meals and international-brand shopping with nearby Shenzhen. Their examples include a £7 breakfast and a £40 hotel room.

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  1. Could You Afford to Live in Hong Kong?
    26 min
    2026-05
    Could You Afford to Live in Hong Kong?Is Hong Kong Expensive? Cost of Living Comparison with ShenZIf you're visiting Hong Kong, come here first before mainland China. Accommodation deals are often better, and you can adjust to the higher prices gradually.One Chai is one of the best areas to stay for a low-budget experience. Avoid the touristy and rough Chun King Mansion area for a more authentic feel.Spring, Hong Kong
  2. Hong Kong... This can't be China?!
    30 min
    2025-12
    Hong Kong... This can't be China?!Hong Kong Travel: Beyond Expectations - Nature, Skyline & FoodApproach Hong Kong with open expectations; the city may be calmer than you fear, but heartbreakingly alive in moments.Cross-border train from Guangzhou South to Hong Kong: book ahead, verify immigration rules, and budget for two seats.Winter, Hong Kong
  3. $100 vs $1,000 Day in Hong Kong
    32 min
    2025-12
    $100 vs $1,000 Day in Hong KongHong Kong $100 vs $1,000 Day Challenge: Street Food to LuxeHike Lion's Rock for free, well-known city views. Start early to avoid crowds and heat, but watch for wild boars on the trail.Visit the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant, Tim Ho Wan. Order the baked pork bun and red rice roll for impressive value.Winter, Hong Kong
  4. HONG KONG WITH A LOCAL | Street Eats + Repulse Bay Adventure
    11 min
    2025-10
    HONG KONG WITH A LOCAL | Street Eats + Repulse Bay AdventureHong Kong Street Food & Repulse Bay: Local Tastes & Beach ViewsResearch helps plan a visit, but talking with local people can add context that guidebooks do not offer. Julian introduces Nigel and Ashley to foods and places Consider restaurants run by local people. Nigel and Ashley visit places recommended by Julian, whose hospitality and introductions help them understand what resAutumn, Hong Kong
  5. Congee Breakfast & Best Wonton Noodles in Hong Kong
    38 min
    2025-10
    Congee Breakfast & Best Wonton Noodles in Hong KongHong Kong Congee Breakfast & Wonton Noodles at Mak Man KeeHong Kong's streets can be quiet early in the morning. Kevin begins his day during that calm period before the streets fill with more activity.Order dough sticks, or youtiao, with congee if you want a crisp accompaniment. Kevin pairs one with his pumpkin and fish congee.Autumn, Hong Kong
  6. Crazy HONG KONG Food Tour (I ONLY ate LOCAL food!)
    25 min
    2025-10
    Crazy HONG KONG Food Tour (I ONLY ate LOCAL food!)Hong Kong Local Food Tour: Breakfast, Noodles, and Roasted GAt smaller local restaurants, you may need to order and pay at the entrance before sitting down. Malina encounters this process during her Hong Kong food tour, At some modern noodle shops, scan the QR code at your table, choose your broth, protein, and toppings, then pay at the exit. Malina uses this process to customiAutumn, Hong Kong
  7. DISNEYLAND HONG KONG 2025 (Is It Still Worth the Hype?)
    30 min
    2025-10
    DISNEYLAND HONG KONG 2025 (Is It Still Worth the Hype?)Hong Kong Disneyland 2025: First Visit & Worth the Hype?Hong Kong Disneyland is celebrating its 20th anniversary, with special details such as party hats for guests. The anniversary decorations give the visit an addiPrioritize newer attractions such as World of Frozen early in the day, since lines can grow quickly. Sun Kissed Bucket List heads there near the start of the viAutumn, Hong Kong
  8. LOST in HONG KONG This was NOT the Plan
    40 min
    2025-10
    LOST in HONG KONG This was NOT the PlanLost in Hong Kong: Unexpected Adventure Through Neon AlleysHong Kong's metro and public transport are efficient and affordable, helping travelers get around the city despite its busy streets and steep neighborhoods.The Mid-Levels Escalators are an outdoor covered route uphill through Hong Kong. The travelers use them to move between the hilly streets and the Soho neighborhAutumn, Hong Kong
  9. Our first 48 HOURS in HONG KONG
    21 min
    2025-10
    Our first 48 HOURS in HONG KONGHong Kong 48 Hours: Typhoon Prep, Food & Mid-Levels EscalatorGoogle Maps works in Hong Kong, so it can serve as a navigation backup. The presenters note that mainland China may require different apps.Get an Octopus card at the airport for buses, MTR, trams, taxis and some restaurant payments. It can also be used to pay at some restaurants, so one card helps Autumn, Hong Kong
  10. Trying Hong Kong Famous Beef Noodles!
    21 min
    2025-06
    Trying Hong Kong Famous Beef Noodles!Hong Kong Beef Noodles, Milk Tea & Pineapple Buns: A Culinary JourneyHong Kong restaurants may take cash, but an Octopus card is another convenient payment option. Kevin finds that payment methods vary between the noodle restauraTry chili oil or chili paste with beef noodle soup. Kevin experiments with the condiments at Nami Noodle to change the flavor of the broth and beef.Summer, Hong Kong
  11. Trying a Classic Hong Kong Breakfast for the First Time!
    31 min
    2025-06
    Trying a Classic Hong Kong Breakfast for the First Time!First Hong Kong Breakfast & Tram Ride to Wet MarketBe mindful of paper straws; they can be inconvenient. Consider asking for alternatives if you dislike them.When trying a Hong Kong breakfast set with bread and egg, consider if the bread is meant to be eaten separately or with the egg.Summer, Hong Kong
  12. From China to Hong Kong: The 24-Hour Culture Shock
    23 min
    2025-05
    From China to Hong Kong: The 24-Hour Culture ShockHong Kong: 24-Hour Culture ShockWhen traveling to a new country, always be prepared for unexpected hurdles, such as figuring out ticket purchasing systems.Utilize travel-friendly cards like Wise to avoid ATM fees and have a safe form of payment while traveling.Spring, Hong Kong
  13. We Ate at The World's CHEAPEST Michelin Starred Restaurant
    17 min
    2025-05
    We Ate at The World's CHEAPEST Michelin Starred RestaurantHong Kong's Tim Ho Wan: A Michelin-Starred Culinary JourneyTim Ho Wan once held a Michelin star and offers dim sum at a price Kiersten and Tyler describe as affordable. Although the restaurant has lost a star, they say The restaurant can feel noisy and active, with a lively and somewhat chaotic atmosphere. Kiersten and Tyler describe the staff as friendly and efficient, and saSpring, Hong Kong
  14. Hong Kong First Impressions | Finding 10,000 Buddhas and Eating Delicious Foods
    37 min
    2025-05
    Hong Kong First Impressions | Finding 10,000 Buddhas and Eating Delicious FoodsHong Kong Exploration: First Impressions & Big BuddhaBe aware of wild pigs in the area. Keep plastic bags hidden and avoid taking pictures with them or trying to drive them away. Also be cautious of fake monks seeWhen offering incense at the monastery, follow local guidance. People there can show you how to make an offering and pray. Donations are appreciated.Spring, Hong Kong
  15. Hong Kong Itinerary and Travel Guide 2025 | Where to Stay in Hong Kong
    13 min
    2025-05
    Hong Kong Itinerary and Travel Guide 2025 | Where to Stay in Hong KongHong Kong Travel Guide: Itinerary & Where to StayThe Octopus Card works on the MTR, at convenience stores and at some restaurants, so it can cover both transport and everyday payments. The tourist version can Victoria Peak offers views across the skyline. Going early in the morning or late in the afternoon may help avoid crowds, and the Peak Tram is a distinctive waySpring, Hong Kong
  16. 24 Hours in the Heart of Hong Kong
    20 min
    2025-02
    24 Hours in the Heart of Hong Kong24 Hours in Hong Kong: Kowloon to Harborside Highlights andTry Chung Hing Kei's Michelin-rated pan-fried buns for an inexpensive, well-known breakfast. Eoin and Aisling paid 40 HKD for four buns during their Hong Kong vKowloon Park offers a free place to see flamingos among gardens and tropical birds. The pair use it as a quieter pause from busy city streets.Winter, Hong Kong
  17. Lantau Island | Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car | Citygate Outlets | Disney Explorer’s Lodge | Hong Kong
    31 min
    2024-12
    Lantau Island | Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car | Citygate Outlets | Disney Explorer’s Lodge | Hong KongHong Kong Family Adventure: Lantau Island, Big Buddha, DisneyConsider visiting Citygate Outlets after your Ngong Ping 360 experience; it's conveniently located nearby and offers a wide variety of shops and dining options.Citygate Outlets is surprisingly upscale for an outlet mall, offering a luxurious shopping experience.Winter, Hong Kong
  18. Hong Kong Island one day guide. Alot to do and see!
    19 min
    2024-12
    Hong Kong Island one day guide. Alot to do and see!Hong Kong Island One-Day Guide: Exploring Central, Wan Chai & Causeway BayExplore the unique dried seafood and tonic streets in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, for a glimpse into the city's unique culinary culture and premium products. Be sureVisit the Man Mo Temple, a significant cultural heritage site in Hong Kong, to appreciate its intricate carvings, calming atmosphere, and the rich history it reWinter, Hong Kong
  19. Taking My Husband on a Nostalgic Tour of My Hometown, HONG KONG!
    29 min
    2024-12
    Taking My Husband on a Nostalgic Tour of My Hometown, HONG KONG!Hong Kong Nostalgic Tour: Sheung Wan Exploration & British LegacyExplore local wet markets for authentic Hong Kong experiences and better prices than supermarkets. Many offer fresh produce, meat, and seafood.Discover hidden antique shops in Sheung Wan for a nostalgic trip back in time. You might find distinctive souvenirs and vintage items.Winter, Hong Kong
  20. Street Food Tour in Chaoshan, China - Part 2
    19 min
    2024-12
    Street Food Tour in Chaoshan, China - Part 2Chaoshan Street Food Tour: Culinary Adventure in ChinaTry the casserole rice in Chaoshan, it's a delicious mix of rice, Chow Shan beef, and sausage, a must-try dish for any visitor.Chow Shan beef and sausage are a local delicacy. The beef is exceptionally tender and flavorful, unlike any other beef you've tasted before.Winter, Chaoshan / Guangdong
  21. 48 Hours in HONG KONG - How Much Money Did We Spend? | Disneyland, Victoria Harbour (Family of 4)
    20 min
    2024-12
    48 Hours in HONG KONG - How Much Money Did We Spend? | Disneyland, Victoria Harbour (Family of 4)Hong Kong Family Trip: Disneyland and Harbour ViewsSmiley Inn in Tsim Sha Tsui is near shopping and many well-known sights, making it a convenient and budget-friendly family option in the video. The family stayeFor local Hong Kong food at a lower cost, try street stalls and neighborhood eateries near where you are staying. The family ate rice noodle rolls and Hong KongWinter, Hong Kong
  22. The PERFECT itinerary for a weekend in Hong Kong
    28 min
    2024-11
    The PERFECT itinerary for a weekend in Hong KongHong Kong Weekend: Ngong Ping, Victoria Peak & Island EscapePre-booking Ngong Ping 360 tickets online saves time and avoids long queues. This is highly recommended for a smoother experience.Purchase Victoria Peak Tram tickets online in advance to skip the lines and maximize your time enjoying the views.Autumn, Hong Kong
  23. LAST DAY IN HONG KONG - Exploring the BEST THINGS TO SEE AND DO
    43 min
    2024-11
    LAST DAY IN HONG KONG - Exploring the BEST THINGS TO SEE AND DOHong Kong Exploration: Big Buddha, Dim Sum, and Movie SitesPre-book Ngong Ping 360 tickets through Klook to help avoid queues, though the VIP lane may not always be available. The code Travelshortsklook offers a discounBe prepared to climb 268 steps to reach Tian Tan Buddha. Take your time and enjoy the view during the ascent.Autumn, Hong Kong
  24. TST: The AREA You CAN’T MISS When Visiting HONG KONG!
    31 min
    2024-11
    TST: The AREA You CAN’T MISS When Visiting HONG KONG!Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui: Explore Iconic Landmarks & Vibrant StreetsEarly November is a comfortable time to visit Hong Kong according to this traveler. Other times of the year tend to be hot, so consider the season when planningA ferry around the pier gives another view of Victoria Harbour. The video mentions a private tour for about 100 Hong Kong dollars and a government ferry for 5 HAutumn, Hong Kong
  25. Ultimate HONG KONG STREET FOOD Tour with a LOCAL
    42 min
    2024-11
    Ultimate HONG KONG STREET FOOD Tour with a LOCALHong Kong Street Food Tour: Kowloon Culinary AdventureHong Kong milk tea contains 5-6 types of tea leaves, resulting in a strong flavor compared to British milk tea.Yuenyeung is a Hong Kong-style drink that's half coffee and half milk tea, creating a unique flavor profile.Autumn, Hong Kong
  26. Without This, Would You Ever Visit Hong Kong?
    36 min
    2024-11
    Without This, Would You Ever Visit Hong Kong?Hong Kong Food Guide: Local Eats & Hidden GemsTo reduce time in a long Peak Tram line, purchase tickets online through the official website before you go. The tram is popular, and David found the attractionFor a dim sum meal, choose a local restaurant where you can select dishes from carts or the menu. David also recommends washing your chopsticks and spoon beforeAutumn, Hong Kong
  27. FIRST TIME in HONG KONG (not what we expected)
    48 min
    2024-10
    FIRST TIME in HONG KONG (not what we expected)Hong Kong Exploration: Victoria Peak, Culinary Delights & City ViewsConsider getting an Octopus card for easy and convenient travel on public transportation in Hong Kong. It simplifies payment for the MTR, trams, and buses, saviBe prepared for queues, especially at popular restaurants like Kam's Roast Goose. Consider the wait time before deciding if it's worth it for the experience.Autumn, Hong Kong
  28. FIRST DAY IN HONG KONG SURPRISED US - First Impressions of HONG KONG
    48 min
    2024-10
    FIRST DAY IN HONG KONG SURPRISED US - First Impressions of HONG KONGHong Kong Family Adventure: Peak Tram, Disneyland & Harbour ViewsPurchase Octopus cards through Klook for a cheaper and convenient way to travel on public transport in Hong Kong. You can pick them up at the airport or KowloonPre-purchase tickets for the Peak Tram and Sky Terrace 428 through Klook for a discount and skip-the-line access. Use Travelshortsklook for an additional 5% offAutumn, Hong Kong
  29. First Impressions of Hong Kong (Country #43)
    22 min
    2024-10
    First Impressions of Hong Kong (Country #43)Hong Kong First Impressions: Peak Tram, Markets & City LightsExperience the world's longest covered outdoor escalator system, connecting Central to Mid-Levels. It's a unique and efficient way to navigate the hilly terrainTake a ride on the Peak Tram, a funicular railway that ascends Victoria Peak, offering impressive panoramic views of Hong Kong Island and the surrounding areas.Autumn, Hong Kong
  30. Hong Kong is Unreal! Still Worth coming in 2024? (Luxury Guide)
    59 min
    2024-08
    Hong Kong is Unreal! Still Worth coming in 2024? (Luxury Guide)Hong Kong Exploration: Islands, Views & Luxury HotelsCarry a universal travel adapter when visiting Hong Kong. Dany uses a Tesson adapter to charge several devices during his trip, which helps him keep his travel Explore neighborhoods on Hong Kong Island, from the business district around Central to the shops and street life in Causeway Bay. Dany's route shows how the atSummer, Hong Kong
  31. Extreme BBQ in Hong Kong!! Juiciest Char Siu + Michelin Star Roast Goose!
    36 min
    2024-05
    Extreme BBQ in Hong Kong!! Juiciest Char Siu + Michelin Star Roast Goose!Hong Kong BBQ Tour: Char Siu and Roast GooseEverything is done in a tiny kitchen. Observe the meticulous process of making char siu, from marinating to roasting.Wing Hei Long is one of the few places in Hong Kong that still uses charcoal for roasting meats, adding a unique flavor dimension.Spring, Hong Kong
  32. Is this Asia’s coolest city? | HONG KONG
    14 min
    2024-04
    Is this Asia’s coolest city? | HONG KONGHong Kong Exploration: Star Ferry & Island AdventuresIf you see a public restroom, use it, even if you don't need to, because there is a distinct lack of public toilets in Hong Kong.When faced with an overwhelming menu you can't understand, look around and see what people are eating, then order that.Spring, Hong Kong
  33. Our NEW FAVORITE Disneyland! (Hong Kong)
    16 min
    2024-03
    Our NEW FAVORITE Disneyland! (Hong Kong)Hong Kong Disneyland: A Family AdventureHong Kong Disneyland has water bottle filling stations, saving you money on drinks.Some rides are so intense that you might need to stow your phone.Spring, Hong Kong
  34. The Hong Kong NO ONE Else Shows You!
    14 min
    2024-03
    The Hong Kong NO ONE Else Shows You!Hidden Hong Kong: Victoria Peak, Culture & CuisineThe MRT station is conveniently located inside the park, making it easily accessible by public transport. This saves time and provides a stress-free travel expeThe Wetland Park closes at 5 pm, and ticket sales stop at 4 pm. Plan your visit accordingly to avoid disappointment and ensure you have enough time to explore tSpring, Hong Kong
  35. UNREAL HONG KONG FOOD TOUR! First Dim Sum EVER!
    14 min
    2024-03
    UNREAL HONG KONG FOOD TOUR! First Dim Sum EVER!Hong Kong Culinary Adventure: Jacob and Jenny's Dim Sum ExperienceStart your day with a classic Hong Kong egg sandwich. Pair it with a refreshing Hong Kong milk tea and a sweet pineapple bun for a complete breakfast experiencePineapple bun is best enjoyed with butter. The combination of sweet and buttery flavors creates a delightful contrast in texture and taste. Experiment with addiSpring, Hong Kong
  36. Our First Impressions of HONG KONG
    17 min
    2024-03
    Our First Impressions of HONG KONGIn this video, we finally make it to Hong Kong! After years of living in Asia, it has been on the bucket list for a while. Jack managed to go 6 years ago butTake a stroll through parks and explore different Hong Kong neighborhoods to experience their distinct atmospheres, then use the metro to travel efficiently betLook for the old-school neon signs that remain in Hong Kong; the source notes this part of the city landscape is gradually disappearing as signs become less comSpring, Hong Kong
  37. Hong Kong COMPLETELY BLEW US AWAY! (First Impressions)
    32 min
    2024-03
    Hong Kong COMPLETELY BLEW US AWAY! (First Impressions)Hong Kong First Impressions: Victoria Peak & Cantonese FoodUtilize public transportation like buses and the MTR for efficient and affordable travel within Hong Kong. The Octopus card is a convenient option for seamless Explore Hong Kong Park, a lesser-known place offering a tranquil escape amidst the busy city. It features stunning gardens, a bird aviary, and picturesque walkiSpring, Hong Kong
  38. CRAZY STREET FOOD in HONG KONG BEST Beef in Hong Kong, China?
    22 min
    2024-02
    CRAZY STREET FOOD in HONG KONG BEST Beef in Hong Kong, China?Hong Kong Street Food: Temple Street Night MarketTry different foods even if they seem unfamiliar; exploring the options may lead you to a new favorite.Temple Street Night Market has a wide variety of cuisines that reflect Hong Kong's cultural diversity. Walk around the stalls and choose dishes that suit your tWinter, Hong Kong
  39. 48 HOURS EATING HONG KONG'S BEST FOODS
    28 min
    2024-01
    48 HOURS EATING HONG KONG'S BEST FOODSHong Kong Culinary Journey: 48 Hours of Iconic DishesTo fully enjoy the roast goose, David recommends getting there early, around 10 am, as it gets very busy.When eating pan-fried buns, be cautious of the extremely hot soup, taking small bites to avoid burning your mouth.Winter, Hong Kong
  40. 2 Days in Hong Kong On A Budget
    20 min
    2024-01
    2 Days in Hong Kong On A BudgetHong Kong: 2-Day Budget ItineraryExplore Mong Kok’s lively markets for unique finds and local food. Expect crowds and a lively atmosphere, and bargain respectfully when discussing prices with sThe hike to Victoria Peak is challenging and offers views of the city and surrounding forest. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water; the tram is an alternativeWinter, Hong Kong
  41. First Impressions Of Hong Kong Was NOT What I Expected
    29 min
    2024-01
    First Impressions Of Hong Kong Was NOT What I ExpectedHong Kong Exploration: Unexpected Culinary DelightsOctopus cards are available at the airport and make getting around Hong Kong convenient. David uses one on the train system, where he finds the trains clean andDavid finds Hong Kong’s trains clean, modern, and efficient, with English signs that make the system easy to follow. His Octopus card works on the train system.Winter, Hong Kong
  42. I Ate Snake For Lunch In Hong Kong
    16 min
    2023-04
    I Ate Snake For Lunch In Hong KongHong Kong Culinary Adventure: Snake Soup ExperienceMany Chinese believe that eating snake soup has health benefits, making it a traditional dish in Hong Kong. However, it's not easily found due to the decreasingThe snake soup is served with crackers and lemongrass, enhancing the overall flavor profile. Adding lemongrass and crisps increases the enjoyment of the soup.Spring, Hong Kong
  43. Kind Locals Invited Me To Try Hong Kong Dim Sum
    21 min
    2023-04
    Kind Locals Invited Me To Try Hong Kong Dim SumHong Kong Dim Sum: Local Food & Unforgettable EncountersDim sum is a useful meal to seek out in Hong Kong. Ken visits a local restaurant outside the city center and finds a range of dishes, including items with meat,Some Hong Kong dim sum restaurants use self-service, as the one Ken visits does. You choose dishes yourself and can have a relaxed meal; the format makes it easSpring, Hong Kong
  44. My First Day In Hong Kong
    33 min
    2023-04
    My First Day In Hong KongHong Kong First Impressions: Exploring the City's Hidden GemsLook at subway signs and ask staff if you need help in an unfamiliar system. Ken notes multilingual announcements and helpful staff on Hong Kong’s MTR.A VPN can add privacy when using public internet while traveling. Ken includes online safety as a practical consideration for international trips.Spring, Hong Kong
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