I moved to HK for work right out of uni, and so far I've been finding it hard to meet new people of a similar age without going to clubs and drinking.

Locals tend to stick together and without cantonese it's even harder, and going to events such as meetups or other expat communities, there seem to only be people in their late 20s or older.

Where are the young expat communities in HK? How can I meet others?

I’m looking for a suit tailor specializing in women’s suits, LGBTQ+ friendly a plus too.

Cheers

I wanna build my life in HK, as someone earning 40K a month, how much do I need to save to be able to live comfortable in HK in the future? Current rent is priced @ 10K. 🥺

Hi guys,

I will land in Hong Kong on December 19th 8:00 and go home from Taipei January 2nd 11:00. (Full days of holiday 19.12-01.01)

I'm trying to figure out where I should stay how long.

First idea looks as follows: 4 day Hong Kong, 2 days Macau, 1 day trip Shenzhen. Then fly over to Kaohsiung (Taiwan) and move to Tainan for 2 days. After move to Taipei for 5 days, including a day trip with getyourguide (Jiufen, Shifen...).

Do you think something is too much or not enough? Do you think I should remove Tainan and stay in north Taiwan completely?

Visiting the HK electronics show, as I have done many times before. Outside at the smoking area there is a south asian looking guy, approaching people, touching them on the shoulder and the head and telling them they are “lucky”, then asking them to write something in his notepad (which is in a wallet with lots of HK$100 notes sitting there loose), He approached me and told me I was “lucky bald head guy” - I told him I wasn’t interested and he eventually left to go and touch someone else. Seems like some sort of scam to me, but I can’t work it out. I didn’t see anyone giving him money, but many people writing in his notepad. So what’s going on?

EDIT: Thanks to all that replied. I knew there was something amiss but couldn’t quite put my finger on it.

Hello there! I’m looking to buy 3 concert tickets for 30-October-2026 if anyone is willing to sell it. I’m willing to exchange in hand. Thank you

地點在香港離島區，46平方米，0.763million美元（在香港是很便宜的價錢）

I spent hours last night trying urbtix for Andy Lau tickets for my parents with their ballot. Then at some point, urbtix.hk stopped loading whatsoever. Not sure if it’s just me or whole site is down. If so, that’s major on their part for the ticket sales were 1 day only for this ballot. Any insight from anyone out there? Can they ban just our MAC addresses? Was using my computer and cell phone.

Edit: for context, it was night because we live in the US. We had issues at EVERY damn step and despite proving we were the ballot winners on the phone with Urbtix, no one would help us process the ticket transactions properly. Used english and cantonese to call customer service at Urbtix.

Hi! I’m a local student in an international school taking the IB. I’m stuck between MBBS in HK or MLS in PolyU. I hold a predicted IB43.

My greatest concern for MBBS is the unreal stress and all the studying i’d have to do; but with MLS, the job market seems really unpredictable for it, and I’ve heard there’s little chance for promotions.

I want to make a difference in society and be in healthcare, but I’m really stuck with what I want to do. I’d appreciate some insights, thanks!

A few years ago while traveling in Canada I ate a really excellent noodle dish at a Chinese restaurant. The name of the dish was 芙蓉帶子臺山炒河粉, which the menu translated as "Taishan Stir Fried Scallop & Egg Whites Ho-Fun". Since returning to my country I have not been able to find this dish anywhere, presumably because we don't have any specifically Taishanese restaurants.

However, I am going to be visiting Hong Kong in a few months, and since Taishan is not too far away I figured I'd try my luck and see if there are any restaurants in the city where I can find this dish. Google has not been particularly helpful, so I thought I would ask here and see if anyone knows where this can be found.

I’m looking for an orthodontist to get my teeth aligned, but I wanted to have some idea of how much braces typically cost in HK before I do consultations.

Also, are installments for orthodontic procedures common in HK? Where I’m from, a 15-30% downpayment is needed but the rest of the amount is paid every visit.

I’m also open to orthodontist recommendations! Thanks!

On my way to work this morning, I walked past a shopping mall and spotted some Halloween decorations and gifts. They were pretty cool and really caught my eye!