ITs still open though some are going out of business. Not many people are going out especially at the protest hotspot. At least you dont need to queue for a long time if you want to eat. Heard from news there are layoff especially for small businesses. Office workers are generally not impacted as HK is a financial center and basically they work for MNCs. Office/shop rents now are going down which I think is a good thing. Prada is not going to renew their lease for their biggest store in Causeway Bay. Why HS is not impacted? Well this means that the finance structure here is still strong and company listed here are basically MNC or Chinese company. Even Ali Baba is doing their secondary listing here in HK. Its impacted more by the trade war between US and China.

Just back from a trip to HK. life is still pretty much pretty normal for ur normal citizens, such as foods n malls are still open. In fact, there was no Q for Aus Dairy which explans how much the tourist crowd has gone!

But bear in mind, the situations can change anytime and public transport may be changed anytime due to the situations.

If still going to HK due to earlier commitments, plz buffer more space and time for ur travelling as roads may be closed, trains may be cancelled due to the sudden disruptions.

Be safe and have common sense, enjoy!

Aus Dairy not that nice pun, y got Q 

Aus Dairy not that nice pun, y got Q 

u must have ordered wrongly
compared to their competitor that has more branch(yee shun if not wrong)
the quality of aus daily is higher

if u say aus daily not nice, then their competitor is total garbage

I ordered their bestseller, the breakfast set with the macaroni, scrambled eggs, toast and tea
Macaroni was terrible, scrambled eggs boleh la... the rest was so-so...     

Hi. If I plan to go Hong Kong, do I need apply visa? Is it safe to travel like February or march next year?

am going HK first week dec for family wedding.. Wedding day is on Sat... Sunday free day.. thought of going to Ocean Park. Is it possible to take train there? or what are the other alternatives? Staying in TST area near Peninsula Hotel... From protest maps, that area seems like don't have much happening on.. issit true?

Otherwise gonna be stuck in hotel only for the days there... GG

i heard frm my friend that the chaos only happened over weekend/public holiday..

as normal days, everyone is working as per normal.. not sure how true it is..

i also plan to go to hk during christmas time, cause ticket is quite affordable

but still 50 50 currently

well, there are of course risk of unable to get MTR, taxi or uber to places in chaos and mostly during weekend and night time.

if you still pursue, try plan your activity to earlier back before 9pm to your room on weekdays and try avoid heading chaos hotspot during weekend. mostly shop close after 9pm nowadays comparing those days till 12 or 1am.

it's not dangerous for tourist but just cause cumbersome as you will rely totally on public transport. worst case, pickup an uber where they aware how to avoid roads, if uber also not picking up then have to walk.

definitely avoid comment or interfere either rioters or police. just my 2 cents.

i have a question on HK - Macau - Zhuhai

so if i wan to go macau and from there to zhuhai ( or HK to Guangzhou (China))

should i 1st applied China Visa before entry hongkong?

The recent trip i kena cursed alot. From the mcd cashier to the airport staff.
The trip before that all okay only. hahaha

am going HK first week dec for family wedding.. Wedding day is on Sat... Sunday free day.. thought of going to Ocean Park. Is it possible to take train there? or what are the other alternatives? Staying in TST area near Peninsula Hotel... From protest maps, that area seems like don't have much happening on.. issit true?

Otherwise gonna be stuck in hotel only for the days there... GG