who eats oyster sauce wantanmee? their dim sum is also so so .... most of their good chef have migrated to UK or the US or canada.

1. Small Island People Syndrome

2. Dense population caused stress + being part of PRC makes them stress

3. Cantonese mentality

1. Small Island People Syndrome

2. Dense population caused stress + being part of PRC makes them stress

3. Cantonese mentality

HONGKIE = PRC . what TS expect .

Yalo. Their dim sum is also not that good compared to ours.

Definitely not true. Even Hongkies have problem with PRCs.

those are PRC not local HK-ian

local HK ade class and kutuk PRC kaw kawwwww

YES AGREE. but they share the same behavior and attitude .

irony 1990s LOCAL hk look down PRC . call them ah chan

2010s they worship them like god , when PRC tourist come , they jilat jilat kaw kaw

It is a stressful.life there.

That one not really. There are some difference. Generally at least HK people do queue up, but unfortunately the vast majority of PRCs I observed have the habit of cutting queues whether when in taking public transport, food line, airport etc. I have also been personally pushed around by PRCs trying to make their way into a crowded shop. At least Hongkies do not behave in this manner. Some Hongkies can be loud (so are Malaysians) but generally the locals/ people in bus, train, on the street etc do not speak as loud as most PRCs do (based on personal observation and encounter).

haha maybe just some hk people. i also have not very good experiences with hk people.

ironically ,
the gomen earned so much from housing tax.
and those house buyer mainly are PRC

There are both pleasant and unpleasant people there, just like in Malaysia. Hope in your next trip you'll be able to meet some nice people to reduce the stereotype.

Ain't that the truth? They clever look down on SE Asian especially Pinoy, but fact is they are as worse as those.


From my experience Police officer much more polite

THIS! +999

but their lai char, milk tea better than Malaysia.

and portion is always bigger than MY

My Uber experience in HK is pretty good. Took quite a number of rides, all ok.. Chit chat, talk about government, people, etc..

Yes. Can't deny that their si mat milk tea is the best milk tea I've ever had.

my company people sometimes being seen as china PRC want to copy their business when they visit their tradeshow.
even speaking in English, they wont bother about you.

Recently i met a hong kongie who seems interested to be involved with me(relationship). Should I be afraid now?