My First Day In Hong Kong 🇭🇰

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Welcome to Hong Kong! Over the next weeks I will take you along with me exploring Hong Kong. It it not only my first time in Hong Kong, but also my first time in east Asia. I am very curious and excited to explore this part of the world. Join me on my first day here in Hong Kong City. Let's see what first impressions of Hong Kong we will get. Hong Kong First Impressions!
The viewpoint overlooking Hong Kong
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The street food place where I had dinner
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Where I watched the Hong Kong light show
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[@KenAbroad]

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[@voviettravel]

Hope to see you in Hong Kong . I watched some of your videos in Vietnam. Now I see your video in Hong Kong . If I am lucky, I can see you around Hong Kong . I live in Hong Kong 1 year . Also love travel. Hope I can learn a lot of things from you to make my channel better. Enjoy your time in Hong Kong

[@hyzeinkem7536]

I've lived in HK for 6 years and there are two places I would highly recommend; 1) Stanley Market and 2) Tai O. The journey by bus to Stanley is exciting in itself as it climbs up the mountain and passes through mega mansions of the super rich and you get a beautiful view of the ocean as it climbs down as it makes its way to Stanley via Repulse Bay, another upscale area that also has a nice beach. Stanley has a great Californian/Mediterranean vibe with lots of restos, cafes and an interesting market. Great place to chill by the ocean. Tai O is quite a distance away where you will need to take a ferry from the pier at Central which takes approx 20 mins to Mui Wo on Lantau island and from thereon you hop on a bus which takes you directly to Tai O. Alternatively take the MTR to Tung Chung station to catch a bus, its just a few stations away from where your hotel is. You will immediately feel like youve been transported back 50 years, a totally different vibe than the hustle and bustle of the city. It is a traditional and picturesque fishing village built on stilts over the water and is dubbed the Venice of the east. Totally laidback atmosphere, no cars except for bicycles and a great place to explore the little alleys and bridges and to take photos. These places used to be my weekend hangout back then. Hope youre having a great time in HK, mate.

[@Jason88215]

I highly recommend visiting the countryside. Hong Kong may seem like skyscrapers only, but there is actually loads of nature with beautiful scenery to enjoy

[@KenAbroad]

Will do 🙏

[@worldlife9834]

I don't recommend Hong Kong. Its expensive and dirty

[@VSL_babyface]

lol countryside like shenzhen or zhuhai? 😂😂😂

[@davewong4834]

Welcome to HK, the land of National Security Law, where anyone, anytime, anywhere you will be arrested for no reason at all. Another HAPPY HK story.

[@linawu1219]

yes i like the most of hk not sktcraper but is countryside island

[@ChristyWong-xo7rr]

The guy talked to you was also a tourist whom from Beijing, he didn't know that you're asking him how to say cheers in Cantonese. The waiter of the resraurant where you had your first meal had taught you the correct pronunciation of cheers in Cantonese

[@yvonnetresidder9171]

Looks like a very exciting city. Plenty of interesting places for you to explore, and you appear to have a good handle on things. The high-rise is unbelievable. That food you had looked delicious. Enjoy everything.

[@claudiab.5267]

War wieder ein schönes Video Ken. Tolle Aussicht da von dem Viewpoint😍. Bin schon gespannt aufs nächste Video. Liebe Grüsse aus Schweden

[@kuwimy4739]

I visited HK few years ago. From Macau, I took a ferry to HK. I like the vibes and great public transport system.

[@Chicken_o7]

Hello, I'm a Hong Kong local. I was watching this video while riding the Central escalator back home, then halfway through you visited the escalator yourself, so I was watching you ride the escalator while riding the escalator myself, what a coincidence! 😅

[@KenAbroad]

Haha nice! 😄🙏

[@ChristopherRevon]

I used to live in Hong Kong for more than two years, and I love it. I recommend that go to West Kowloon Art Park and Central. Also Hong Kong is 70 percent nature, so take advantage of hiking up in one of the mountains and going to one of the 200 islands.

[@ominkan3129]

The view of the city is stunning both day and night. I remember it from the Peak. The weekend is people elbow to elbow in the electronic market. It is a clean city and It looks like you had a good day Ken. More adventures await you.

[@nathanaelsliferecords6850]

Hello, I'm a Hong Kong local although I'm in Australia right now, I wish you a pleasant journey in Hong Kong and I really recommend you visit the countryside of Hong Kong! There are a lot of places you can hike (around Hong Kong Island e.g. Jardine’s Lookout and Kowloon such as the Lion Rock/ appreciate the sunset (such as the aircraft maintenance area near the airport/ Tai O). They are quite fascinating and hope you're having a great time. 😊

[@vicklet6253]

Awesome!! Hello from Chicago. Born in HK in 1962, left in 1967. Been back several times. I miss HK. It’s absolutely a place to be for food and shopping. I hope that you enjoyed your time there and will be back. God bless and happy travels.

[@adelynfong6597]

Hong Kong is a place for authentic Cantonese cuisine. Dimsum in the morning ( or the locals called it Yum Cha or direct translate means drink tea),roast goose, roast duck which they are famous for in Hong Kong (HKG). They have pretty good chicken rice too. When you order dishes, you can always ask for rice if it doesn't come with any. Stinky beancurd may also be something to try. It's an acquired taste and it taste better than the smell. MTR is the best / cost effective option in moving around as cabs are super expensive. They do have tram rides too that only available in the city area. Macao has a different vibes and a nice place to visit too (touristy). Macao is a 2nd Las Vegas as they are famous for casinos. You can also easily apply for a day visa to go over to Chu Hoi (China) from Macao. Don't forget to try the famous Portuguese tart (similar to Malaysia eggs tarts but they taste better). Enjoy your HKG / Macao travel.

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks for the tips 🙏

[@veespandoni2078]

I love your content 😊 I'm going to hk in 3 months and your videos are so helpful thank you!

[@Jackiefoksn]

So glad to see you come ❤

[@chaw294]

Indeed an interesting first episode of your Hong Kong series. HK is very clean, well maintained and transportation there is good. No street food vendors beside the roads, all are indoors 👍👍 Those bubble waffles/ "gai daan jai" look yum yum. A good choice to have your meal/claypot chicken at that well-known "Dai Pai Dong" Stunning viewpoint and yeah, it's good to be in the moment. As always, great content and l loooove it....lots of fun moments. Thanks for your good job, Ken.

[@irenemak3149]

What is the different street food and Dai Pai Dong ?

[@sharonleong7120]

Great content as always. Thanks Ken. 👍👍👍😍😍😍

[@xALLBuTNuTx]

Welcome to Hong Kong. Very organized video, hope you enjoy your trip.

[@IwanderExploreCapture23]

Hey Ken welcome to Hongkong .I hope you have a wonderful stay Try to hike some scenic spots like The Peak to get a whole view of the city but it has been humid and cloudy the past days .Hope the weather gets better while you are here.There are many places here worth visiting ✅️

[@me_sad]

I visited Hong kong before and I recommend 2 places to go: 1.Sham shui po: It is a really good area with bustling streets markets. 2.Causewaybay: A really good place with a ton of shops. I do recommend visiting the Times Square mall.

[@seahongyip2108]

Hey Ken! I’m from HK and just a big welcome and hope that u enjoyed your time here! Come back anytime you’re always welcomed.

[@margaretscleong]

As usual, great video, Ken!!

[@KenAbroad]

Thank you 😊

[@TheDancing0000]

A very interesting video. Happy you enjoyed your stay in HK.

[@craigb2644]

Amazing views of the city Ken

[@yuniieshi4695]

I’m from Hong Kong!!! I’m glad you like this city❤I truly recommend you to visit Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park because it’s very fun and it’ll be a unforgettable journey!🫶 Have funnn🇭🇰

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks for the recommendations 🙏

[@kashyap1991]

great loving the Vlogs now !!

[@prettywoman8888]

I’m so happy and touched to see tourists coming back, we’ve been going through tough times since June 2019. Great to see you’re enjoying the food here! You just missed two things in this video : the European building in Central is called Tai Kwun, the Former Police Station/magistracy opened in 1925, now is a centre for heritage and arts and with plenty of restaurants/bars. You also missed the Peak tram up. The tram station is within walking distance from where you took your taxi. Tickets are HK$52 return, HK$37 for single journey. Well, hope this information will help your followers who will be visiting Hong Kong in the near future. Enjoy your stay!

[@tjpld]

Just came back from a 6 day trip. to HK. I don't understand, why it's not more popular with western tourists. Why do they go to Thailand or Bali? You have everything in Hongkong I absolutely loved it and will for sure come back.

[@sofieyuen642]

As a HKer, I think this egg waffle shop is the best in Hk!! Good choice!! And highly recommend you to try tofu pudding (tofu fa in Cantonese) with loads of ginger red sugar!

[@MyStudioBearHouse]

Nice video! Mongkok has a lot of street snacks such as egg puffs, fish balls, stinky tofu, etc. Enjoy the rest of your trip! There is a lot to explore and eat! 🙂

[@skchan2]

32:52 The Symphony of Light show is worth seeing, but in the first version of it back in 2004, at the beginning of the show, it will light up all the building, with a voice over introducing each building's name from left to light (including I think around 12 major building). And when introducing to a building, that whole building's light will blink. I think that's more meaningful, especially to a tourist or someone's not familiar to HK. Don't know why recently not organised like that.

[@kelvinbridglal4879]

Very nice video, I enjoyed it. Beautiful place

[@mistythetinypoodle9578]

1) dragonback hike and shek o beach 2) saikung 3) cheung chau island 4)bike ride from shaitin to tai bo. Some suggestions for exploring out skirts

[@Vablonsky]

There's another style of "clay pot" dish...commonly called, "clay pot rice" that is served in a similar vessel. However, it includes a bed of rice at the bottom with savory meats on top of the rice. And, because the rice is cooked in the clay pot, over flames, the edges become crispy while the rice in the center is warm and fluffy. So, you have to scrape the edges of the interior to extract the crisped rice. And, this is the hallmark of this clay pot preparation. Popular meats to get include Chinese sausage or Chinese bacon, pork ribblets, chicken, and a boneless pork loaf. Usually, a dark, slightly sweet soy sauce is included on the side. You sprinkle it atop the contents before eating...if it isn't already done for you. Clay pot rice in Cantonese is called, "bo jai faan." Look for it. In my opinion, it's one of the best Cantonese comfort foods.

[@KenAbroad]

That also sounds super delicious

[@ktbikefun]

Nice video, we used to cycle up to the peak in early morning or late night when there's fewer cars on the road :)

[@farahtamkin1365]

Nice one. I luv their Octopus card, you can use it almost everywhere just load it.

[@kade_kam_dad]

Great video my friend. 💪🏽😁

[@ericwong3534]

To share some information with you, 1. pineapple bun is so called because of the feature of the topping, and it actually does not have any pineapple inside. 2. We used to call the Peak rather than Victoria Peak(it's my first time hearing this lol). That's why the taxi driver thought you were saying another place, Victoria Park. 3. Cheers in Cantonese is jam 2 bui 1(飲杯) Welcome to Hong Kong. Enjoy~

[@ChristyWong-xo7rr]

I think you wanted to say yam instead of jam, right?😆

[@kualnchaln636]

饮 is spelled as 'jam' in Jyutping (香港语言学学会拼音方案) and Cantonese Pinyin (教育学院拼音方案), and as 'yam' in Hong Kong Government Cantonese Romanisation (香港政府粤语拼音) and Yale Romanisation (耶鲁拼音).

[@angelswings7024]

Thank you for multiple subtitles like English, traditional Chinese font, simplified Chinese font, etc. Doing a great job. BTW, it's Kwai Hing MTR Station 葵興地鐵站。

[@dtongo]

You are a great traveller with excellent attitude. Enjoy HK.

[@kayflip2233]

I'm a New Yorker and Hong Kong is in my top 5 favorite cities in the world. 1. London 2. Bangkok 3. NYC 4. Hong Kong 5. Tokyo I love the energy, unrivaled landscape of mountains, palm trees, beaches, islands, sea, hills, variety, insane food, nightlife, business opportunities, tons of expats etc. It feels very cosmopolitan and high energy. As a New Yorker, I also love the grit and skyscrapers, it reminds me of home.

[@worldlife9834]

You are an idiot.

[@bluewong-lc5md]

Hey I think you have a good taste 👍🏻

[@karenteng3183]

Hi!,Ken...wow !,,Hong-Kong..a great city and expensive one. .wishes you a wonderful stay there.

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

Must congratulate you Ken on a fantastic video which brought back memories of my visits before 1997. One must try the trams on HK Island (although I suspect you are already planning to so that) and maybe a ferry crossing. I think the famous Star Ferry still exists. Pity you were unable to land at the former Kai Tak airport in Kowloon Bay. It's famous for being very near downtown Kowloon and for its difficult landing approach.

[@lameric1958]

Yes Alex, congrats you visited hk at the prime time

[@alexmcwhirter6611]

Thank you Eric. In fact my first visit was in 1974 (stayed at the Lee Gardens Hotel Causeway Bay which was later turned into residential flats) and revisited several times until 1992.

[@CheikoSairin]

Really enjoy exploring new places like Hong Kong. I hope you enjoy your trip. Stay safe.

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks a lot😊

[@vktravellog1242]

Used to love Hk when it was free. I love the view of the harbor and taking a ferry across it! At night its stunning! I like the area near the clock in kowloon which is the same area you can take a ferry across the harbor. In terms of food I like the shrimp wonton noodle soup and there are 1 michelin star near the central area. I also like the under the bridge garlic crab place. Food is great in HK so you cant go wrong. There is also a panty hose milk tea place which was interesting.

[@tkw3864]

“when it was free”? You’ve been brainwashed by your media my friend.

[@thalyfe-pg8dk]

Looking forward for more of your awesome videos of wonderful places and delicious food in Hong Kong, plus your cool personality. 😍🤩😁🤪👍

[@yasmeenshahzad3576]

I visited Hong Kong and Kowloon as a child in 1976, and 1979. I was 6 and 9 years old- that’s a lifetime ago. I don’t remember a lot, but can recall the Ocean Park, Peak train, and ferry rides.

[@soha7271]

Ken welcome to Hk, the bun you’d is called pineapple bun with butter, it’s the old local favourite

[@acerinq134]

Awesome!!!! I love HK.

[@user-xp7fz5og8q]

definitely night view❣

[@kushal809]

Love your videos ❤❤

[@Seramics]

Hk City feels very similar to Singapore. The MTR station is similar, the hawker signboard is similar, even the city view at night along the river seems similar to Raffles Place in SG.

[@markbenson2411]

For getting around HK on the mtr get an octopus card saves having to get a ticket each journey. Wednesday night horse racing at Happy Valley is my Happy place.

[@ceciliatay6565]

Enjoy Ken.

[@UncleBin1269]

It's nice to follow you in your journey and your exploration in a new country that i've never been to before, Ken ... Tq for this video ... Another great video frm you .... 👍

[@metternich05]

You need to shoot cityscape in the blue hour. This adds tremendously to the quality of your footage. Daylight is much less interesting and late night is even worse. You have a 20-30 minute window to catch after sunset, but there are multiple blue hour apps to help you plan your shots. It'd have been nice to see the Shanghai Venice part too when the traditional lampions are lit. I bet it's a very different experience.

[@Keithkulit]

it will be nice to see you around here in HK!!! do suggest you to visit Kawi Fong food court! is crazy there! hope you enjoy your stay here

[@skbeebee8923]

Ho leng chai.... aunty saying so handsome boy 😍in Cantonese dialect...aunty complimenting you are so handsome,Ken

[@wildorchidxxx2644]

Been to HKG many times but I haven't been to those areas you just went except for Mongkok and Victoria Peak. Went to the border of Central but didnt go too far as its the business district. We usually stay in Tsim Tsa Tsui area for shopping and dining and street food. For theme parks Ocean Park and Hongkong Disneyland. Haven't been there lately, dont know if they still have Cafe de Coral, love their pork char sui with rice.

[@ridzwanhassan5551]

Been to Hong Kong. Like you said, almost everything expensive for us ,from south east Asia… but not bad for something new to view have fun brother Ken ❤

[@gmaliashraf6795]

Hi dear Ken Now I’m in Kuala Lumpur-but love to see you in Hong Kong. This is first time I’m watching Hong Kong blog by you ❤

[@kushal809]

Awesome video ❤❤❤❤

[@jolam8352]

Hi Ken, I’m a new subscriber for you. Love your videos❤

[@kathrinj.9572]

Hi Ken. Die Dragon Back Wanderung zur Big Wave Bay solltest du unbedingt einmal unternehmen! LG Kathrin

[@henrychung8479]

Don't forget to have a cup of HK-style tea with milk with your breakfast one morning. It's simply called "naai chaa (奶茶)", which just means "milk-tea". It's something HKers directly inherited from the British, but tweaked for the HK taste. People drink it like you drink coffee in Europe. It's intense if you've never had it before. Also, many people still prefer congee (粥) for breakfast, especially in the older neighborhoods. Congee shops usually will serve it with a variety of possible ingredients. Most common is the century egg and lean pork combination (皮蛋瘦肉粥). There might be a congee shop near your hotel. Note that a congee shop likely won't serve milk-tea (some do; most don't).

[@henrychung8479]

Oh, 粥 is pronounced "jook" in Cantonese. I don't think local folks generally know the word "congee".

[@jbrpfan]

New subscriber here from Hong Kong! Hope you enjoy your stay here. You were right, the guy at 29:28 is not a local, he was speaking in Mandarin saying that he's from Beijing. "cheers" in Cantonese is pronounced "yum bui". btw mask-wearing is not mandatory in HK now, some people just wear it out of habit, feel free to take your mask off if you feel like it~

[@KenAbroad]

Welcome to the channel 🙏

[@waiho3506]

you correct 👍

[@yasmeenshahzad3576]

You brought back a lot of memories, this HongKong is entirely different from the one in 1970s, as expected of course 😊

[@bluewong-lc5md]

So in 70s you were going to Hong Kong?

[@Seramics]

Almost anywhere is different now than in 1970. That's over 50 years ago, even in rural area or village with little development will already seen some changes n look a bit different.

[@wltsui9011]

Hi Ken, you should try the seafood in HK, place like Lei Yue Mun near the Yau Tong mtr station in the Kwun Tong Line!

[@asiatravelasiatravel-fv6ob]

Look nice HONGKONG I VISIT THERE 2 TIME SO NICE TRAVEL TO HONGKONG ENJOY FREIND IN YOUR HOLIDAY AND TRAVEL

[@miniproto4721]

Thanks planing also to visit the city and Macao.Also want to get a Visa there for visiting Shenzhen.

[@robertying3815]

Hi Ken. I have been following your channel since lockdown in Malaysia and I like most of your videos. Very impressive. By the way since you are in Hong Kong you should try to go to Goungttong and Shenzhen in China cos they are close by since you are going to Macau too. Cheers

[@lynnooi9184]

Ai men shang food store is my favourite place . The brinjal and prawn is the best.

[@MegaEasyliving]

Please try Hong Kong Park in Admiralty. It is a beautiful oasis in the midst of concrete jungle. Very serene including an amazing bird aviary. Nice.

[@jimwoo9552]

Interesting to see he stumbled upon Fa Yuen Street Market, not a tourist destination per se.

[@bellamari4034]

Try visiting hong kong outskirt islands, got a different vibe there.

[@chwing3V3]

Hong Kongers love to have dessert after dinner, maybe you can try some local desserts (糖水, pronounced as tong-shui) at dessert restaurants! Also, foreigners maybe interested in our traditional ‘villain hitting’(打小人, pronounced as da-siu-yan) ritual (to ‘curse’ someone) and it takes place under the Canal Road flyover in Causeway Bay.

[@tantijoo]

Hi Ken, I'm not from Hong Kong but I've been here for 4 yars. Really HK is very nice city.. Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui that's my favourite places. New subs for you Ken.

[@sassyting]

You may take the shuttle bus provided by the hotel 😂and a food paradise in kwai chung plaza near the hotel

[@michellej8230]

Nice city with great food

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Is it true that Hong Kong is a city with d most tall buildings in d world, New York is 2nd.

[@HongKongSeeEatShop]

​@@Yasin_Affandi yes that's true, Hong Kong has the highest number of high rise building in the world

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@HongKongSeeEatShop Thank you. 😁

[@chrj6326]

Thanks for liking the peak trail. I love it too. Btw, the water in between the Island and Kowloon is the sea, the Victoria Harbour, not a river. 😂

[@adriancheng8991]

Welcome to HK. Great video. By the way at 0:57 the lady said you are good looking and very tall. In the taxi, the driver confused Victoria Peak (more commonly known as The Peak) with Victoria Park (which is in Causeway Bay). At 29:29 the guy said he comes from Beijing and unlikely to know Cantonese

[@cecillee4861]

Welcome to Hong Kong! I tihnk you should have tried the Peak Tram to get to the Peak. There were quite a lot of international tourists visiting the Peak before the pandemic. It was wise of you to walk along the path to see the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour. Many locals and tourists would go for a walk there and take pictures. Another option is to see the view from the rooftop sitting-out area of Peak Galleria (next to the Monopoly Museum). It's also free of charge. BTW, are you from Germany?

[@KenAbroad]

I'm from Germany ✌️

[@14watchchannelfourteenth45]

I think you can try some seafood, but they are expensive. And Hong Kong people are fast and efficient, and there is a restaurant named Australia Dairy Company located in Jordan, I would say it could let you feel how fast and efficient of Hong Kong, it is actually a challenge for foreigner.

[@patricktan5357]

Take a bus and visit Stanley. Sit on the right side when going up for scenic view.

[@maktian2759]

You can try dim sum, visit Kowloon city where a lot of Thais settled in the past, Sham Shui Po…

[@ogazmo]

love hk nice sharing

[@kuyaj6162]

Wow, I really love to visit hongkong I have relatives there. Very bright and exciting place. I just noticed that the business district are more crowded and norrow. Not so modern buildings coated with glass. Im used to BGC when I was working there before. But subway and city beside the river view is beautiful at night. And sanmig light for me imported from philippines is bigger the better. Haha

[@williamho8279]

Welcome to HK🎉

[@11111goldie]

KEN If you get a chance go visit Hong Kong’s Oldest Peak Tram I was there a few years ago and Wow what a view of Hongkong Harbor. I also had a couple of silks suits made there in Kowloon in just a day.. Good Luck,

[@perlaaguinaldo]

Nice place ken and i know the food in hongkong is one of the best take care.😊❤

[@TheIIOM]

Look into the attraction 10000 Buddha, the longest escalator (you found it), the Peak (tram), Aberdeen, Hennessey Road tram, Star Ferry, New Territories, Kowloon Light show viewed toward Queen Victoria Island

[@lameric1958]

Lets go to Tai O if you have time, lovely view there Can take ferry there at central pier

[@JuJu97228]

Ken, Welcome to Hong Kong.

[@rennyreyes4687]

I love San Mig Light as well.....

[@fionachin9860]

The elderly lady said you are very tall and handsome 😉 People in HK are so friendly, so nice to see that. 🤗

[@chenlokman4193]

And he rode that elevator just like a cable car going up the hill.

[@fremontcheng2424]

You must try Sam Gor Tam Jai, it’s basically everywhere around Hong Kong. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@AgogoStar2]

Welcome to Hong Kong, Mass Transit Railway is MTR, we call MTR, your Cantonese pronunciation is so well, a old lady said you are tall and handsome I agreed with her. A guy in Dai Pai Dong he don't know English, cheers in Cantonese is 飲勝 Yam Sing / or 乾杯 Kon Pui 👍😊

[@chocoluvluv]

For your reference the old lady with hat queuing in front of you at the elevator was saying you are handsome and tall (leng jai)!😂

[@andrewtanjk1]

Hi Ken , for Chinese food as dishes have lots of gravy, your eating experience will be enhanced by eating these dishes with white boiled rice

[@Rose59Fun]

Have a nice trip in Hong Kong.