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57

Aug-Sep15

We want to know about where you live. Don’t be shy! Send

an email to

contribute@expatliving.hk

with “Street Talk” in the

subject line. Include your name and street, and we’ll be in touch.

WHAT'S THE WORD ON YOUR STREET?

A common myth about your

neighbourhood is:

The high pollution levels from the airport;

this is not the case at all; yes, there is

pollution because we have the airport

next to us but it’s nothing as bad as

central Hong Kong.

If you’re ever woken up at night,

it’s almost always due to:

The people living above us, or a major

thunderstorm.

A massive late-night rager on

your street is likely to involve:

Probably all the expats getting together

for a drink at Kimos.

THE SUPERLATIVES

Your hands-down favourite

neighbourhood joints are:

Kimos (Turkish and Indian cuisine),

Resto (pizza, pasta, ribs and grill), Handi

(Indian) and Mansarover (Indian).

You won’t find better local food

than at:

My Thai Bar & Restaurant.

The strangest thing you’ve ever

seen on your street is:

A dog being walked around in a stroller!

The best bargains in your

neighbourhood are at:

Japan Home Centre.

The guiltiest pleasure in your

area is:

The Häagen-Dazs café.

One thing you’d never change is:

The amazing view and great community.

But one thing you wouldn’t mind

seeing go is:

Noisy neighbours!

The city gives you $5 million to

soup up your street. You use it to:

Open some new bars and restaurants

and some soft play areas for the kids;

and if money is left over, soundproof the

apartments!

Why should your neighbourhood

be featured in a guidebook?

Because we live on one of the best islands

in Hong Kong; Lantau is an amazing place

to live whether you’re single, a couple or a

family. It has everything to offer everyone,

from great hiking locations, to the Big

Buddha and Disneyland. If you enjoy

shopping, we have the only designer outlet

mall in HK. It’s also open and airy, with less

pollution than other areas; and it’s away

from the hustle and bustle of the city but

close enough to visit easily. There’s a great

community atmosphere too.