Our FIRST TIME in HONG KONG: This place is INTENSE! 🇭🇰

[@2Passports1Dream]

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[@emilychao3298]

Hey, you guys are amazing. Loved all of your videos and the girl's smile is everything (I am a girl). By the way, did you happen to get your credit card back from Mainland China from the ATM machine?

[@ToniWongCIM]

Also, for viewers on your channel would also benefit from real people that lives and breathes(depending what your theme/topic will be - as alot of KZbin videos have already covered). To support the country you're visiting positively, to introduce the country you're visiting I.e..Hong Kong - do accustom yourselves with history, yet, be different to your taste buds to avoid your own experiences. As your taste buds are could influence what you share (be mindful)

[@maggiechan33]

The noodle dish @ 13:41 is an uber popular Cantonese dish - Gnorn Chow Gnau Hor. It is flat rice noodles (yours with beef} stir fried with extremely high heat in a wok, to give you that signature smokey Cantonese flavor - wok hei = wok taste/breath. You had that dish in Malaysia because Cantonese immigrants took it to Malaysia, many yrs ago.

[@2Passports1Dream]

@@emilychao3298 Hello! Yes we did, but we cancelled it

[@2Passports1Dream]

@@ToniWongCIM Thank you for your comment! This is actually our first time in Hong Kong, so we're exploring and experiencing the city as tourists would. We’re trying to capture that first-time perspective and share it with our audience. Hopefully, it gives others an idea of what to expect when they visit!

[@abcpokerlol824]

The best cafes, and their baristas, are like artists. They are meticulous about how they roast different coffee beans, control the temperature, brew, and more. This is how they bring out the best flavors in the carefully selected beans. Now, imagine going to a 3-star Michelin restaurant and adding chili oil to the dish simply because you like it spicy. What kind of reaction would you expect from the chef? If you enjoy sweeter coffee, you might feel more at home at a place like Starbucks. This type of cafe is all about highlighting the natural flavors of the coffee beans in their purest form.

[@blarghmcblarghson1903]

Reminds me of an old British comedy called "Chef!", in one episode the chef becomes absolutely irate when a customer asks for some salt, storms out to rant at the customer about how carefully crafted each dish is, and at the end the customer's companion goes "do you have any mustard?" That said, that particular coffee shop's selection of cakes and other sweets are probably chosen to compliment their coffee, letting customers add sugar to the coffee defeats that purpose.

[@Kylelongwest]

I went to Hong Kong 14 times, I still love it.

[@2Passports1Dream]

So much to see! What a brilliant place!

[@kkho575]

@@2Passports1Dream I also love my homeland China. I m from HK

[@GalaxyMarshmal]

I’m from Hong Kong

[@aarons5689]

I know there are many unique and special cities on the planet, but Hong Kong has to be near the very top of the list. It’s just one of the jewels of the world. Thanks for sharing! Safe travels guys! Looking forward to Vietnam.

[@一个说话大声的中国人]

the HongKongese apartments are at the top of the list of the tiniest.

[@cyrus-tang]

It is sooooooooo sweet of you to say so about Hong Kong! Thank you!

[@2Passports1Dream]

We agree with you! It's got a certain feel to it, which is just amazing!

[@SeanHendy]

Back in the late 70s when I was very young, we lived in Hong Kong for two years. It was such an experience with many fond memories. Hong Kong was very different back then compared to today. Even now, some 45 years after we left, I still have conversations with my folks remembering our experiences there and after all those years, I still remember what our home telephone number was in Cantonese!

[@DelroyJackson-s2j]

what are 5 things that are different ?

[@SeanHendy]

@@DelroyJackson-s2j ok so here goes: 1) the fish man - we lived in a 4 or 5 story apartment block in Kowloon and once or twice a week, the fish man would come to the door, and if we wanted fish, would fillet it on the doorstep. I doubt such practices continue. 2) Easy one, back then it was still under British governance, and that ended in '97. 3) When we were there, Ocean Park had a killer whale. Long before we became more aware of ecological issues, but back then, in the late 70s, seeing that was an experience. 4) What we used to call 'stinky's market' on Kowloon, included lots of street vendors cooking food in the open. Since the handover, I'm aware that all of those have been shut down. It was definitely part of Hong Kong and you'll only see it now in old films of that time. 5) In the late 70's there were the Vietnamese boat people. Essentially refugees from the aftermath of the Vietnam war. Hong Kong was one of the destinations for those seeking a better life. And on the same subject, people from mainland China, being stopped from trying to enter Hong Kong through the New Territories.

[@DelroyJackson-s2j]

@@SeanHendy wow thanks for sharing ! wish you had photos and could make a video with music ! its like something we'll never see again ! :)

[@cyrus-tang]

Many of us, the true Hongkongers, are missing the old Hong Kong - how the city used to be back in 80-90'!

[@DelroyJackson-s2j]

@@cyrus-tang what things do you feel you miss the most ?

[@J_Au]

Welcome to my hometown! Other than the cityscape we also have beautiful hiking trails and beaches. This season is the best time of the year to enjoy the countryside.👍

[@2Passports1Dream]

There's so much to explore still!

[@niceguy20yy]

OMG, you guys finally come to HK. Welcome to HK and hope you guys enjoy your holidays in here and I have been subscibed your channel for serveral years and really nice to know you guys come to HK

[@2Passports1Dream]

wohoo! Thank you so much! Hehe it was just a matter of time!

[@peterm2353]

A suggestion from my experience of a visit to The Peak. From Central, take bus 15 or X15 from Exchange Square (MTR Central Station Exit A / MTR Hong Kong Station Exit B1) to the terminus at Peak Galleria. You will thank me. Just make sure you sit on the top deck and by all means make sure you sit on the right-hand side going up (and left-hand side coming down). You will be richly rewarded by the expansive panorama's opening up as breaks appear in the hill side vegetation and buildings. And like-wise you will be rewarded by the much longer trip than on the funicular (tram) - it is a prolonged pleasure. Or if you are so inclined do both one up and one down - but whatever you do, do not forego the bus trip. For a few HK dollars it is not just a bargain, it pays big dividends as an experience - one locals take for granted and most visitors do not know about.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thanks for the tips! Perfect for next time :)

[@PunxitPalaboyTraveler]

A mix of the East and the West, Old and New. Every visit to Hong Kong is amazing. Was there last October.

[@shdh7705]

@@PunxitPalaboyTraveler Thanks for loving HK

[@fredip01]

Welcome to my hometown, I was born here. There is so much delicious local foods that even stay for a week you can't finish trying all of them. When I travel to other countries over 1 week, I always homesick because missing the delicious HK food.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Haha yes the food is so good!!

[@SoftwareSurfing]

Hong Kong also has many beautiful natural landscapes. I hope you can come again to appreciate the other side of Hong Kong's beauty.

[@2Passports1Dream]

We made a second video too, where we explore more!

[@samyliu]

Mongkok is the heart of Kowloon district. A lot of shopping and food places can be found. Go and visit Garden Street, Temple Street etc. If you are energetic persons, walk from Mongkok all the way to TsimShaTsui (the high end shopping place)

[@Hoppy86]

I lived in Hong Kong as a child. My dad was based in the army there and one thing I could always remember is the smell of the market and the food cooking absolutely amazing really love and miss that place.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh what a lovely memory! The food scene in Hong Kong is amazing :)

[@MsCleo-nl6de]

LOVE Hong Kong!! Each time I visit, I see something new; it's a great place!

[@2Passports1Dream]

It defintely gives that feel! We will have to visit so many times and probably won't even scratch the sides!

[@sethlau8758]

Welcome to Hong Kong! Quite enjoyable to see that you’re enjoying my city! There’s a reason why the buses here aren’t fully electric yet, it’s because currently it’s still hard to find buses that can have the performance to climb the steep mountains of the routes here and maintain enough charge to transport people for one full day. There’s have been many trials of electric buses but never deployed on a large scale. The hawkers have been asked to move indoors years back because it was creating a hygiene problem on the streets where rats infestations happened because of cooking and lack of proper drainage; so the government back then decided to group the hawkers together and move them into proper infrastructure. Hope you have a great time here! 🇭🇰

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you for the insights!!

[@johnnylawrence7232]

Love hong kong... One of my fav cities.... So easy to get around...

[@kristoaritonang3954]

You should try a very good dimsum and bakcang in there, in jardines market. The bakcang was covered with lotus leaf

[@sharonleong7120]

Great and interesting content. I will be visiting Hong Kong again when I have the chance. Loved it. Thanks. 👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you ❤❤ We enjoyed it so much!

[@colinhitchman2495]

Love following your adventures! ❤️ We watched the Symphony of Lights from Victoria Peak, and it was a fantastic place to view it from. 👍😎

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh wow that must have been so lovely to watch! Victoria peak is such a cool vantage point!

[@3forte]

I was just in Hong Kong last month for a week long visit. The thing I miss most about the city is the very particular energy. A mix of modern and old that I can see and feel. Not many other places in the world can match that.

[@2Passports1Dream]

We completely agree, it's got something about it that we can't put our finger on but it's electric!

[@MXLTUAN]

Cantonese is a dialect (or language, it seems to be defined as a language by the United Nations, but I personally think it's more like one of the local dialects for the various regions of mainland China) spoken mainly in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces, and geographically Hong Kong and Macau used to belong to the Guangdong region, so they also speak Cantonese. There are different dialects spoken in different parts of mainland China, not necessarily all of them are standardized Mandarin.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Interesting!

[@nickeast4853]

welcome to HK!! wish i could run into you guys here and take a pic with the two of you lovely couple !!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe thank you!! We always love running into people!

[@kristaready8812]

You guys are the best tour guides ever! Great video 🤗💞

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@xeonmike]

Nice video about HK, I think you've tried much of the best places I myself as a local would bring visitors to those same places, and the last boat ride even myself have been here for over 40yrs have not tried it. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful experiences and I hope it will inspire more people to come and explore this amazing city, even if it's only part of their entire journey of visiting China via the high speed rails.

[@2Passports1Dream]

So happy to hear that! Thank you!

[@chocobocooki3]

you say vibing... so many people have left, but thanks for sharing in such high quality

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh you think so? We have nothing to compare it to, but we really enjoyed it!

[@annualtravellers]

Yay! you've finished editing 😂 I'm so excited to watch this video of Hong Kong. Keep up the good work. I love watching you both ❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Wohooo! It was a longer one, but ended up so worth it! Hope you like it! ❤❤

[@annualtravellers]

@@2Passports1Dream you to have a passion that few travel bloggers have, that makes me wanting more. I hope one day my channel is as successful as yours 😍

[@jerometsowinghuen]

Greetings from and welcome to Hong Kong. Hello, Miss Adriana and Mr. Dylan. I hope you enjoy exploring around Hong Kong, as it has a fusion of both traditional local and international cultures.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!! Oh yes, it's got a little bit of everything it seems!!

[@WillieSam]

Fun fact: the dairy farm restaurant is the fastest restaurant in HK. That's why you found it so intense but you miss out the milk pudding that's why they got the dairy farm name.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hahaha it was SO FAST!!

[@brendalee7484]

You look great without the stache, D! You both look great!!! Hong Kong is on my bucket list. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe thank you!! Oh yes, it's such a cool place to visit!

[@lanis.9824]

Will go to HK in Feb next year.. first week I think I will follow your itinerary .. thanks

[@2Passports1Dream]

Awesome!!

[@nickd1993]

I'm from Sydney, your video on my city a few months ago was my first exposure to your content and I was just living in Hong Kong earlier this year too so seeing you visit all these familiar areas in your videos is so crazy 🤯 So looking forward to when you guys go to Macau, you're going to LOVE it! ❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh no way! That's so fun! We can't wait to get back to Australia again soon, been waiting for the summer to start hehe! Oh yes - Macau will be an EXPERIENCE!

[@borborsasa]

Coffee shops in Hong Kong usually do provide sugar. Think it's just this place. Hope you enjoyed Hong Kong

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh yes maybe! We absolutely loved it!

[@TheAndersnelsson]

I'm happy you enjoyed and were positive about my home since 1950! When Flora & Note visited, we had coffee in K11.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh no way!! Haha such a cool mall - lots of fancy places!

[@Paulhilvert]

Yay finally it’s time to indulge in 2 passports Hong Kong adventure, what an enjoyable episode and your enthusiasm is the same as when I visited Hong Kong. It’s such a magical fascinating and buzzing place and I’d love to come back soon. I bet Vietnam was a nice chilled time away from the camera. Yes that night show is pure magic I loved it. Can’t wait to see more. Ps the moustache is off looks good Dylan 😝😎. 😊👏👏👏

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe finally!! We're hoping to be able to post more regularly again now! You're right - Hong Kong is such a cool place, every corner you turn there's something else cool to see!

[@Paulhilvert]

@ yeah your so right every corner something was going on, I’ll look forward it. Keep safe guys 😎👍

[@Pinky2-er8hi]

Welcome to Hong Kong and hope you have good time here !

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much!

[@Herman_Luk]

welcome to Hong Kong and glad that you have been to different places to try local food! Love how you comment tiny little bit on the feeling of the city :) Enjoy your stay!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! Yes it was such a cool place to explore and wow the food scene is just so good!

[@cyrus-tang]

A note to add to the sugar thing: in HOng Kong we don't usually add ground sugar to latte (or any kind of coffee/espresso with milk or milk foam inside), but there are loads of flavoured latte like hazelnut, vanilla, chai tea, matcha etc etc........ The only occasion that we would add ground sugar or those little sugar cubes to coffee is for the black coffee.

[@chenry6835]

Hongkonger: No, we HATE sugar! but we added a LOT in the eggtart

[@ccc8128]

Really? I am Hong Kong people. I always put a little bit of sugar in Cappuccino.

[@troybee7815]

My candies of choice here in the US were Bottle Caps (like Sweet Tarts, but soda flavored - grape, cola, orange, root beer, etc.), Shock Tarts (very sour chews), Good 'n' Plenty (licorice-flavored chews), and Hot Tamales (cinnamon chews). Still get them on occasion, tbh. Still a child at heart. Hong Kong looks like a blast! On to the next adventure!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh fun!! When I went to school there was an American kid that brought in Hot Tamales and my poor Swedish palette could not handle that flavour at ALL!

[@marioprogamer12345]

3:16 exactly, they use Campbell tin soup In fact, many of the ingredient in the macaroni are processed like the macaroni itself and the ham too, but literally all cha chaan tengs (“tea restaurants”, basically Hong Kong styled cafes) have this food option and it’s become a staple for a super super fast and tasty meal, usually labelled for breakfast

[@timlee6289]

It's interesting for you 2 to introduce my home city as a tourist. i guess you may look into Hong Kong deeply next time. Any way , welcome to HK.

[@TheHawkRicky]

Really enjoyed watching your video, good luck and enjoy your time here in Hong Kong 🇭🇰

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@jusufsyahrial867]

For drinking coffee, I recommended drinking with/while eating sweet cake/sweet pastry instead of mixing it with sugar.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe that's also a good idea!

[@samyliu]

HoiFang Temporary Food Market is probably the last temporary food market (Da Pai Dang) in metro area. Foods are cheap but very tasty. You go there for tasty food rather than service and environment. The beef fried rice noodle is a great choice in DaPaiDang.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Such tasty food!!

[@davidpeng4726]

Miss your video for a while, and glad to see you two are back..

[@2Passports1Dream]

Yess! It took a bit longer to edit but so happy to back posting regularly!

[@BonnieSKC]

Thanks for loving our HK.

[@scan4332]

We moved to Hong Kong from the UK six years ago. Best decision ever. It is one of the most amazing places to live and work in. Safe, vibrant, great healthcare and super connected. We now have a 3 year old and he's already multilingual!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh wow that's incredible!!

[@ML-cc7zy]

Tbh, not a wise choice. If I were you, Tokyo or Singapore would be much much much better in terms of career development prospect, educations, medical, living cost, the quality of the local civil servants, public welfares, the degree of civilization of the local people (the Hong Kong working class aka the low-thing) and so much more you name it. In fact, Hong Kong is the worst place I have ever lived in. I felt sad for you wasted your the best six years in Hong Kong shit hole.

[@iluvmusicqwe]

@@scan4332 Great healthcare if you have insurance. The government healthcare is crap

[@Psalm118.26]

Nice video, thanks for sharing. I love Hong Kong but miss your videos on mainland China. Looking forward to your Macau videos. Highly recommend visiting Harbin, China during December to January for the annual "Snow and Ice Festival." It only happens during those two months of the year.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!! Oh yes, we will have one more video from Hong Kong and then it'll be time for Macau!

[@lll-fv9pm]

nice！

[@lizinmotion]

Welcome to HongKong. Hope you guys enjoy your stay🎉

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! 😃

[@ngng7850]

rapping in Cantonese is absolutely cool!

[@LukesMushrooms]

What a lovely video this is. And what a lovely couple you are. Thanks for this great content!

[@2Passports1Dream]

That's so kind of you! Than you!

[@peace4-y6n]

Thanks for the visit, HK❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!

[@kindface]

Actually, the best view of the harbour is on a weekday just before sundown. Especially as you get into autumn or late summer, the golden shimmer as the sun comes down and getting reflected against the glass of the buildings and skyline of the Central business district is amazing. I would even give the Symphony of Lights a pass (it's nothing once you've seen those in Shanghai and the other major cities in China) just to be by the Tsim Sha Tsui ferry pier area an hour earlier to catch that spectacular moment of sunset and looking over the harbour back onto the Central business district. Why on a weekday specifically? Well, at sundown, the office lights in the skyscrapers in Central are still on - HK people work VERY late - and that just adds to the drama of sunlight, neon lights and office lights as the sun goes down.

[@2Passports1Dream]

That sounds so incredible!! It's already a dreamy city, so we can only imagine how it would look and feel at this time!

[@mrigankbhushan3103]

Seen a few videos of yours this weekend for the first time. I dont comment on videos, but i have to say this, and i do this to verbalise the very thought thats front and center of my mind when am watching these - Adriana is exactly what people mean when they say "she could light up any room she entered". 🎉💥

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh wow thank you so much - that makes me so so happy to hear! That's so kind of you to say ❤

[@aiden_qiuu]

Amazing video as usual, and very nice comparison between HK and mainland. Learning a lot from you guys 🔥

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!!

[@PaulStirton-x6p]

Hi , loved your blog in Australia, hope you get to come back and enjoy some of our other states !

[@2Passports1Dream]

We will be heading back soon!!

[@flightsxbites]

Yesss! Absolutely loving seeing HK from your POV. So many places we need to try next time + some familiar ones too 😄

[@2Passports1Dream]

Yaaaas! Such a cool place!!

[@peacemaker953]

Welcome to Hong Kong!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much!!

[@franciationphotography6761]

You guys are so cute! Hope you enjoyed your time in HK, where I grew up.

[@2Passports1Dream]

We really did! Amazing place!

[@QV_Travels]

Loved the video and following you around in Hong Kong! The food looks amazing! 🙌🌍✈️

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! Oh yes, it was incredible!

[@RoodeMenon]

The Tram ride looks so fun!

[@2Passports1Dream]

It was! They sort of sway slightly from side to side hehe! Definitely an experience.

[@KierstenandTylertravel]

13:41 Those beef noodles look so Yummy! Geat Vlog. Hong Kong looks incredible!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much!

[@tingonlok6336]

This is very interesting because I’m from Hong Kong!😅😮😊

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh cool!!

[@Thanxloveit]

Love your videos. No mustache, yipee, much better. 👍💜💐

[@2Passports1Dream]

Glad you like them!

[@2000pkiboy]

Tyoko is way more intense!!! I’ve been to Hk twice in the last year it’s fantastic. I stay in monkok. Make sure to hit up tung Chung. The MTR is super easy to get around:) great video.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe that's so interesting that you say that, we find Tokyo so relaxing and calm! Oh yes it's a great place to visit!

[@mr.baphomet-fpv]

海防道熟食中心 nice food there～

[@HarryPotterTheGreat]

I love Hong Kong. And I love you guys!❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!! ❤❤

[@sunchildtine]

A&D take Hong Kong 🤩 been waiting for this series because it suits your channel vibes so much (p/s: the cafe says no sugar, how about syrup? hmm, tough one eh...)

[@2Passports1Dream]

heheh no syrup or honey either! Nothing to sweeten lol! Oh yessss, Hong Kong is incredible - we can see ourselves returning again!

[@kianahui]

Hope you two enjoyed your time in Hong Kong:)))

[@2Passports1Dream]

Definitely!

[@paulpaullee]

Beautiful Hong Kong🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@2Passports1Dream]

So wonderful!

[@rodsperjt7521]

It does look cleanly beautiful there!

[@keanefung4550]

thank you for visiting my country ❤

[@yuq1265]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video! You look much more younger without the mustache. 😄

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe that's very kind of you! Thank you!

[@carrng-c5j]

my nephews moved back to UK , and they miss HK everyday . They travel to London every month just to eat Chinese food . HK is lovely , convenient, safe , and we have fantastic weather /food/medical system . Just that it is expensive here .

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh yes it seems so lovely to live!

[@sarahchan5604]

@@carrng-c5j Not that expensive at all compared to other big cities in the world

[@alicehe2808]

You guys are so funny 😂 Circular Quay in Sydney and Clarke Quay in Singapore 😅 ❤HK

[@2Passports1Dream]

hahaha to be fair we love both but yes we definitely got them mixed up!

[@streetfoodmagic2024]

Great HK Video team!!......but I can feel a Dylan 'Man Bag' video coming on after having 2 opportune moments for the food gloves & sugar stash lol 🙂. Must be some other goodies in there im sure ha ha

[@2Passports1Dream]

hahahaha it's filled with such surprising things!!

[@cmphoenix]

Welcome to Hong Kong ❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!! ❤

[@chuijames4149]

Australian Dairy Co is not in Mongkok , but in Jordan (Jordan station) , Yau Ma Tei district.

[@billpeterson178]

Hong Kong is my favorite city in the world. I've been there in 1983, 84 and 96 before the turnover to China, and then again in 2000 and 2019. In my opinion, the city was better under UK rule, but it's still a great city full of awesome sites, food and shopping.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh that's so interesting! We wish we could have visited it back then too! Such a vibrant place, with such a cool energy.

[@LordKarma101]

You mean in the opinion of a colonial mentality....I guess you missed those signages in your colonial establishment which says....."No dogs and No Chinese allowed"! The colonial robber which was the original colonial drug dealer engaging in the opium trade in HK/China should not have overstayed in HK in the first place.

[@fatdoi003]

why do you have to be political?? HK is now a city in China, just deal with it....

[@liftoffandtravel]

Very enjoyable video. You to did so much. How long were you there for? Debated for a while whether to try the red boat. They are so cute. Will check out more of your videos 😊 all the best.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! I think we were in Hong Kong for just around a week, it was incredible! This video was filmed over 2 days though!

[@danielj3010]

The Trams of HK are fantastic!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Sooooo pretty and fun to ride hehe!

[@1ShotTravel]

alright, a spot on Borat impression lol 🤣😂😆 thank you for an awesome video of Hong Kong. Cant wait for the next one. Cheers from NYC!!! 🎉🎉 PS: BGC Philippines needs those trams from Hong Kong.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hahahah!! Thank you! Oh yes you're totally right, those trams in BGC would be perfect!!

[@rickykfcbbq]

You should try the cart noodles in Sham Shui Po, only in HK

[@uut378]

Welcome to Hong Kong!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!

[@susannalam5799]

it's interesting to see the young foreigners enjoying the trip in today's Hong Kong... good to see their big smile too... comparing to the original Hong Kong that their last generation used to know.. the young people didn't have a chance to see what's really good that existed before..

[@2Passports1Dream]

We hear it was so amazing before too, but we really loved it now!

[@JL-cv8mg]

The giant shrimps you ate in HK are called mantis shrimps in English. Delicious!

[@2Passports1Dream]

They're SO BIG!! Delicious though hehe

[@P222RL]

appreciate u really try some local foods , yet i believe the taste and texture is not similar to friends from the west! yes, hk is very populated and the rhythm is fast and u picked a restaurent that got a nickname “light speed meal” they ask u in light speed, u have to reply in light speed, they serve in light speed and u have to finish it in light speed lol

[@2Passports1Dream]

hahaha oh yes it was definitely at light speed haha!!

[@ultimatewalkingshorts]

Dont forget to try famous Dim Sum restaurant !😂🎉❤

[@Lil-Mike-55]

Hi guys! Sooo love your vids. Stay safe. Cheers!🤟🏻🇵🇭

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@ChrisKHTsang]

Welcome to Hong Kong, there are a lot of local restaurants that you should visit and try.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Definitely! So much food!

[@richieliper4720]

Some people prefer to have no sugar in their coffees.. but shops do provide one if you would ask.

[@martinturvey8129]

Never lived there, but we used to visit friends who did during the late 80's and all through the 90's. I remember fondly the long run of escalators up to Seaworld, and the cable car down to a beautiful beach at the side. Stanley Market with the duck boards to walk on so you didn't get wet feet? I bought a pair of Levi's there and they were a bit long. So they took them up for me while I waited!!! Fond memories of Victoria Peak before it became what it is now. And of course, landing at Kai Tak airport!!! Happy times!! 💝💕❤❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Wow that sounds like such a cool time to visit! So many people have said that Hong Kong was THE place in the 90s, we wish we could have seen it then - because even now you can feel the charm of this city!

[@sihuachen8179]

There are three banks issuing Hongkong Dollar above 10: HSBC, Standard Chartered and Bank of China (Hong Kong) they all have unique design. 😮 Btw when I visited HK in July from mainland I decided to randomly drop in a local tea canteen in Kennedy Town, it's not so crowded and bad tempered as those "famous" restaurants while the portion of the food there is larger and the price is lower, I enjoyed my brunch there, so relaxing, I also met some very nice people it's just kinda good experience.❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh yes they look so cool! You're right, the vibe is just so nice and the food is lovely!

[@CallanAnderson]

You mention the number of Diesel buses in Hong Kong - most of the buses are made in the UK (a lot in Falkirk in Scotland) and they are used for 3-4 years before being shipped back to the UK to be used there as very few countries outside the UK have double deckers. Electric buses are possible in Hong Kong, but the heat in the Summer tends to set them on fire.. so we are moving towards Hydrogen buses made in China. (a bit like a bomb on wheels, but less pollution).

[@2Passports1Dream]

Haha the end of this comment made me laugh!!

[@dsm577]

wanted to not stay in the main area and you chose Mong Kok 🤣🤣🤣 bless you guys.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Haha oops

[@haykok9744]

My favourite place in the world is Hong Kong Disneyland ❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

We will have to visit next time!!

[@eggzacly]

we do put sugar in our coffees and teas, but the western cafes they usually dont

[@2Passports1Dream]

Interesting!

[@fatdoi003]

so your first stop was the boss fight at Aust Dairy..... and you didn't order the scrambled egg and toast? 29:55 pineapple bun is about the top sugar layer looks like a pineapple 30:13 your when Harry met Sally moment..... 🤣🤣

[@2Passports1Dream]

haha we barely made it out of there, it was a minefield!! We must make a note of the egg for next time!

[@len801]

Puff Bake 🤣 Would be a completely different kind of shop here in Canada 🤣🤣

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hahahaha very true!

[@boris7098]

I would like to make one trip in march 3 weeks Hong Kong-Shenzhen-Taipei

[@MR._.CTvlogs]

Back in my childhood when I was younger it was always white rabbit an Asian candy u would find in most Asian grocery stores chewy semi sweet idk still to this day their was a clear layer around it idk if your suppose to take it out or not it just melted once u ate the candy

[@2Passports1Dream]

We'e seen it! We haven't tried it yet though!