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- LGBTQ-friendly
- Music Venue
Hidden Agenda, launched by a group of young musicians in the industrial neighborhood of Kwun Tong, has had moved twice since it opened in 2009 because of zoning violations and rising rents that come with gentrification. It stages about 60 concerts a year with the most diverse offering of music in the city.
Hidden Agenda, Hong Kong
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Congee and Noodle Shop
Congee, a sort of rice gruel comfort food, and noodles are often served on the same menu in small Chinese eateries. Congee and Noodle Shop, anointed by Michelin as a comer, has a wide variety of congee and...
- Casual
- Chinese
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Tung Po Seafood
Tung Po Seafood is a no-frills eatery that started out as a dai pai dong (food stall) and became so popular that it took over the second floor of the Municipal Services Building. It's an inexpensive choice...
- Seafood
- Chinese
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Osage Gallery
A cutting-edge art gallery in Kwun Tong, an old industrial neighborhood, Osage Gallery represents contemporary artists from throughout Asia and artists of Asian descent. It began developing...
- Art
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