48 Hours in Hong Kong City Guide, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Get ready to eat, shop, and sight-see your way to a standstill from the moment聽your flight聽lands. Read my 48-hour聽Hong Kong聽city guide to find out how to make the most of two nights and two days exploring this crowded scrap of land off the edge of China on a short break or stopover.

Eating experiences can make or break a holiday, and food is certainly one of the聽top reasons to visit Hong Kong. The city is famed for its culinary delights and my advice is to base yourself in Tsim Tsam Tshui if you want international cuisine on Kowloon. Or head to SoHo for international eating on Hong Kong Island. Lan Kwai Fong is another buzzing area of clubs and restaurants.

As always when you travel, to eat well in a city you must eat where the locals eat. There are lots of dim sum places for lunch at Causeway Bay (these are even cheaper before and after lunchtime). Hillwood and Austin Roads also have many excellent eateries, while SoHo is full of chic clubs and restaurants.

I can highly recommend the Sweet Dynasty on Canton Road, a stylish eating hall popular with groups of young people stopping by for dessert on a night out. Try the Asian porridge 鈥榗ongee,鈥� following a savoury dish, all washed down with delectable fresh coconut juice with red bean. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: 48 Hours in Hong Kong City Guide
Guide Location: Hong Kong » Hong Kong
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Natasha Von Geldern
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Tsim Tsam Tshui
SoHo
Lan Kwai Fong
Causeway Bay
Sweet Dynasty
Battery Path
St. John鈥檚 Cathedral
Man Mo Temple
Temple Street Night Market
Hollywood Road
Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront
Avenue of Stars
Victoria Peak

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