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Free in Hong Kong

We were so amazed to find that so many, especially cultural events were free. Every museum we went to was free. But even major attractions like the Big Buddha or the Victoria peak are free except for the ride with the bus, you don’t have to take the expensive train or the cabin. Hong Kong is definitely one of the cities where you don’t have to take a guided touristy bus tour. Just hop on that double-decker bus whatever and drive around, get off and take a different one back. The same with the double-decker tram, how amazing are those. Also, the ferry is magical especially by night and almost free. And of course, the selfies you will take here are amazing and free.

Big Buddha by Crystal Cabin

A short 360º trip to the Buddha statue.

PMQ in Hong Kong

Design and art space.

Tai Kwun Centre Prison

Art center and prison museum.

Take the best selfies in Hong Kong

To take amazing photos.

Victoria Peak

Hacks to plan your Hong Kong Trip.

Man Mo Temple

A different world.

Light Festival

Hong Kong Pulse Light Festival

Hong Kong daily light Show

The Light Show in Central Hong Kong.

Temple Street Night Market

A night market in Hong Kong

Hong Kong at night

Come on a walk with us.

Ferry Cool

Take a Ferry in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Art Centre

Amazing modern art.

Big Buddha by Crystal Cabin

It’s a pretty popular tourist attraction in Hong Kong and we didn’t want to miss out on it. I was a little opposed to the trip at first, I didn’t want it to turn into a whole day event and I also didn’t want to hang out there in the brightest sun, no way to get a good picture. We took a cable car around 3 pm and went back around 6 pm and had the maximum fun for a not too substantial time investment.

Who is the Big Buddha?

Big Buddha is a part of the Po Lin Monastery, a huge Buddha statue on the Lantau Island a 25 min ride from Tung hung Town Center MTR station.

What is the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car?

Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery

How much is it to take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car?

It depends on the type of cabin you choose. You will get a discount if you preorder your ticket online beforehand. It is It is definitely recommended to buy the ticket online to skip the ticket line. There are 2 more lines though, the ticket redemption line and the waiting line for the cabin.

Is it worth to take the Crystal Cabin if you take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car?

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Going back

We went just in time to catch the last cabins around 6 pm. The lane for the crystal cabis was much shorter than the one for the standard cabin, so we were lucky to have the crystal cabin round trip ticket.

Big Buddha Hong Kong

Big Buddha Hong Kong

Big Buddha Hong Kong

Big Buddha Hong Kong

Big Buddha Hong Kong

Big Buddha Hong Kong

If you find the cabins too expensive, you can take a bus for far less, the bus 23 is around 20 HKD and will take 50min. Hiking is also an option and will take 3 h across the mountains. We didn’t try these options through this time, but hiking there is definitely on the list.

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store

This shop is attached to the Greenwoods Raw Cafe in the center of Hong Kong. They sell some organic fruits and veggies, the availability really depends on the season and the day of the week. We found some great raw products here like raw nut butter, raw dates, and organic raw nuts.

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store

There was some fruit like organic bananas, apples and dragon fruit, organic bell pepper, orgaic cucumber and greens. Also organic lemons. More fruit like oranges, coconuts and dates in the fridge.

They had a 5 years celebration and therefore everything was 20% off. Here are some beauty products, organic spices and organic nuts.

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store

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Raw almond butter.
GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong
Organic buckwheat.
GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong
What we bought at the store: raw organic almond buttter, raw granola, raw organic dates, raw organic brazil nuts.
GREENWOODS RAW CAFE Store hong kong

PMQ in Hong Kong

The former Police Married Quarters was turned into a base for creatives and designers, artists and small shops. There are art events taking place and we were here during the festival deTour “Trial and Error”

Tai Kwun Contemporary – JC Contemporary

Tai Kwun Contemporary is a new gallery showcasing impressive modern art and it is free to the public.
The building itself is incredible, the concrete spiral staircase is modern, the art rooms spacious and inviting.

2 movies were showcased, on was instantly captivating, La Town, a dystopian vision of a town in the future. The other movie showcased the life in the prison, the cinema theatre was equipped with prison-like bunk beds for the maximum immersion into the story.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Greenwoods raw cafe

Staying in Hong Kong for 3 weeks, we had to visit the first and only raw vegan restaurant in Hong Kong on the Hong Kong Island. We liked most of the food and think you should try it out.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Greenwoods raw cafe Hong Kong Island

The Greenwoods raw cafe is easy to find if you have google maps on your iPhone and know that you have to look for a building where you have to take the elevator up to the 13th floor. There is no sign on the building, you have to find it by the address.

We ordered the menu and a la card. There is a daily special for the menu and we were lucky, Saturday seems to be the day with more options overall.

Greenwoods raw cafe

The menu

We took the set menu, there were not many options otherwise. We got one menu with the soup and the other with the non-fried vegies. The menu was 16,71€/148 HKD.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Green smoothie

Banana, apple, spinach, lime leaf.

The smoothie (5,08€/45 HKD) was delicoius, I loved it. The consistancy and the taste was great. Lemony fresh, but creamy.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Chinese yam chia congee with dim sum

Chia, coconut, miso, kimchi, corn.

The soup was surprisingly delicousa and not the usual smoothie-in-the-bowl dish. Savoury and creamy, a little slimy maybe due to the chia and coconut.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Greenwood Sandwich

Raw bread, avocado, raw mayo, veggies.

The bread was amazing, made with nuts and coocnut flour, super fluffy and airy. The mayo could have had a little more flavor, the vinegar taste was a little too much. The sandwich overall worked super well and was a nice size for one person.

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Greenwoods raw cafe

Salad

Lettuce, dressing, cracker.

The salad (9,94€/88HKD) was fresh and yummy, the dressing was great and the toppings flavorful.

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Additionally to the menu

Greenwoods raw cafe Hong Kong Island

Non fried veggies

Bell pepper, egg plant, cauliflower.

The non-freid veggies (8,8€/178HKD) don’t deserve a mention imo, no taste, mushy wet texture, abslutely non-tasty green bell pepper and egg plant. Absolutely overpriced and not worth it.

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Kimchi

Cabbage, sea weed, carrots, lettuce.

The kimchi (5,42€/48HKD) had the potential of being very good, but for my taste not fermented enough at all, quite “raw” and flavorless. It wasn’t too salty, which was great, but absolutely not for me.

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Raw cake

Cake roll with cashew and coocnut cream.

The cake (11,07€/98HKD) was very special and delicous. We were told it’s pricy bacuase it’s all organic, I find the price absolutely justified, however, I don’t believe it’s all organic, organic berries are very expensive and this restaurant is not certified organic. The berries are the first thing a restaurant would try to save on. I am not emplying the possibility doesn’t exist to get all organic ingredients in Hong Kong, even berries, it’s just unlikeley for a restaurant to do it 100% of the times.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Greenwoods raw cafe Hong Kong Island

Coffee Cake

Cashew cream with cooc sugar, almond date base.

This cake (6.55€/58 HKD) was very delicoius and a perfect size for a raw cake. The consistancy was a little too firm, more like a chocolate bar, could be softer for sure.

Menu

The menu is relatively small but changes daily, so it’s enough to choose from if you come here once but fun enough if you come regularly.

Greenwoods raw cafe

Greenwoods raw cafe

The menue is from the day before?

Greenwoods raw cafe Hong Kong Island

Hygiene

We arrived right at the opening on a Saturday, we had a nice chat with the owner and were about to order as the runny nose of a lady who explained to us the menu (probably the owner as well) started to drip on our table uncontrollably, she tried to contain her nose with her hands, the same hand she used to touch the menu and the cutlery a second later. She seemed not to care and whipped the snot only after I explicitly asked her to. From here on, we battled with the idea to just to leave, as this lady were in and out the kitchen with her runny nose doing nothing about it, but we got served our smoothy unexpectedly by someone else and we were just hoping our food to come would not be contaminated. The hygiene otherwise seemed great, but the careless behavior we just witnessed was a no-no hygiene wise and a manifestation of the carelessness I guess.

Special requests

We had no special requests here, we were kind of set off by the nose incident and pretty much wanted to get over with the meal and leave.

Waiting time

The waiting time was short. There were just a few other guests, so the food came out quickly.

Quality

The food is partially organic, the raw ingredients were fresh.

Taste

Some dishes were awesome, some not great at all.

Creativity

The dishes were somewhat creative, the soup was pretty unique, the cake rolling method great.

Portion sizes

The portion sizes were on the smaller side, the menue is ok as a light lunch, but it is also very affordable and and additional cake or bread can be added.

My rating of the Greenwoods cafe

Scale 1 (lowest possible rating) – 5 (highest possible rating). More about how I rate the restaurants here.

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Communication

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Live zero

Live zero in Hong Kong.

Live zero in Hong Kong. Awesome, beautiful stainless steel containers, perfect as a bigger bento box. Menstrual cups, a super useful and zero waste menstrual care product.

Live zero in Hong Kong.

Live zero in Hong Kong.

Live zero in Hong Kong. Eco soaps.

Live zero in Hong Kong. Eco-friendly beauty products.

Reusable straws.

Live zero in Hong Kong.

Beautiful kitchen towels. We picked up the one on the right.
Live zero in Hong Kong.

 

Live zero in Hong Kong.

The Live Zero shop is on the second floor. If you have troubles finding it, ask the friendly guards at the information desk.

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Take the best selfies in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a beautiful city, there are countless places to take great pics. The best places we’ve found are these.

Victoria Harbour at night

An awesome location to watch the laser show at 8 p.m., how to get there? We have a post on this magical location coming from Hong Kong Island and what to do afterward.

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Victoria Peak

We went up the Victoria peak and went to the gardens later. The view was spectacular and not to crowderd even on a Saturday.

Monster Building Yik Cheong

amazing photos in Hong Kong

Festival of light

During your winter holidays, there is are some amazing light installations down the pier. Look at the photos we took here.
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Rainbow Stairs

These rainbow-colored stairs in Sheung Wan are super popular on instagram and super fun to photograph.

Small Stairs

Big stairs


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Street art in Soho

There is so much street art cattered around Soho, most of it provides an incredible background for fun and beutiful pics to remember your Hogn Kong trip.


Victoria Peak

Victoria Peak in Hong Kong is one of the most popular attractions in Hong Kong. It is a super nice trip into nature with a spectacular city view from the top. We spend a wonderful half day there and would love to share our experience so you’re all set up four your trip.

Victoria Peak Hong Kong

When to go to the Victoria Peak in Hongkong

Chose a clear good weather day. If it’s sunny, bring a head or an umbrella. The time is absolutely up to you, we went in the morning on a Saturday, but going there at the sunset would be undoubtedly amazing as well. Weekdays are less busy we were told.

Getting up the Victoria Peak

As suggested on all the sites and in vlogs, we went to the peak tram station. It was on a Saturday and the waiting line for a ticket was ridiculously long, we would have waited for 2 hours easily, so we decided to take a bus instead. If you wanna skip the ticket line you can pre-purchase the ticket for the next day online and avoid some part of the line. If you decide to go by bus, take the 15. At the tram stations, there was no 15 bus stop, at least not that we could spot it and we took the minibus 1 instead, it’s just up the bridge. Make sure to have 10 HKD in cash exactly or your Octopus card.

Platform

For a good view, you need to access the viewing platform. It’s not free, we bought the ticket, but we could just have paid for it after going up the escalators with the Octopus card.

Organic vegan Snacks

If you need some organic and vegan snacks, don’t waste your time looking around here, just walk up to the next Market Place, it’s 5 minutes and you can buy everything you need for your picknick in the Victoria Peak Garden.

Victoria Peak Garden

The walk up to the gardens is steep and takes 20-30 min, especially if you are carrying all the picknick food and drinks. We enjoyed our picknick up there and returned to the city by taking the stairs all the way down. Finding the path is pretty challenging, have your phone fully charged and have enough credit for wifi.

The walk down

Have your phone with wifi ready here to find your way down. The walk is long but

Man Mo Temple

Man Mo Temple

The oldest Tempel in Hong Kong worships among all other heavenly gods the King Emperor Man and Holy King Emperor Kwan. These human gods. Man, the Civil God, had the jurisdiction over the government officials. Kwan, the Martial God, was associated with righteousness and loyalty.

Man Mo Temple, 124-126 Hollywood Rd, Tai Ping Shan

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Hong Kong daily light Show

Show of lights happens every night at 8:00 p.m. The best location is the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. You can take a ferry from the pier, it’s really affordable and fast. Have your octopus card ready.

The show is not very spectacular though, but it’s free and a reason to go to Tsim Sha Tsui if you live on the Hong Kong Island. Visit the night market afterward.

Temple Street Night Market

After watching the Light Show at 8 pm, we went on a walk to the market, it’s a touristy spot with all kinds of unnecessary bling, shirts, scarfs, sunglasses, and fake lego but the atmosphere is nice.

Temple Street Night Market Hong KOng

City Super

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

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After the farmers’ market we still needed some things and went to the City Super near the pier.

Organic veggies at the City Super in Hong Kong

City super Bioladen in Hongkong.
City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Organic carrot.

Organic greens at the City Super in Hong Kong

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Organic apple display.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Organic berries at the City Super in Hong Kong

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Organic veggies.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Natural cleaning stuff and detergent at the City Super in Hong Kong

Freeze dried organic fruit.

Organic nuts at City Super.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Organic quinoa.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Organic tahini, nut butter, almond butter, raw organic pecan butter, raw organic walnut butter.

Vegan meat alternatives at City Super.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Vegan meat alternatives, beyond meat, field roast vegan sausages.

Water in glass bottles at City Super.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Frozen organic veggies at City Super in Hong Kong.

City Super Bioladen in Hongkong.

Crazy expensive fruit from Japan.

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Hong Kong at night

A walk in the city center November 2018

It has been raining for the past 3 days non-stop and today is the first day that it almost doesn`t rain at all. We live in the city center and left for a late night walk to enjoy the cozy city. There is not much going on, maybe because it’s a weeknight, but also because the people here are so calm you almost don’t notice them.

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Ginger flavored banana ice cream

Banana ice cream is an amazing and healthy alternative to regular ice cream or even vegan ice cream. It’s creamy, sweet, delicious and so easy to make. Consistency-wise it can be pretty close to a regular ice cream if you put it in the freezer after prepping for 20-30 min, If you serve it right away, it has the consistency of a soft serve.

Ginger flavored banana ice cream

Ginger flavored banana ice cream

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Take the bananas out of the freezer and let them defrost for 3 min. Add them to the food processor and blend them up into until smooth. You might need to scrape down the sides couple of times. Add the ginger powder and blend for 10 sec to combine the ice cream with the ginger powder. Serve and enjoy your ginger flavored banana ice cream.
You can use fresh ginger as well. Peel a small piece and grate it using a sharp fine grate.


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Ginger flavored banana ice cream

How I fell in love with the ginger flavored banana ice cream

Back in Teneriffa, I bought a huge bag of organic ginger powder that I needed for a recipe. And I had so much left over ginger that I started adding it to everything. We were eating tons of bananas back in Teneriffa, there was not much other fruit, so eventually, the ginger powder landed in my banana ice cream and I loved it.

Using fresh ginger for banana ice cream

I tried adding ginger to the banana ice cream before, but I always ended up chewing on those wooden strings from the fresh ginger, and yes, I peed it before grating. Also, the flavor was not very blended it, I would have gingery spots and spots with no ginger at all. When I added more ginger to have more of the flavor, the ice cream would come out too spicy, even hot. So my preference is always to use ginger powder, even if I can get my hand on some fresh organic ginger.

Making nice cream in a food processor

I tried making nice cream so many ways and I find the food processor method to be the easiest. You can also use your immersion stick to blend up the bananas, therefore us a wide bowl. It works in a powerful blender as well, but the ice cream comes out softer I find.

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Farmers’ Market Central on Sunday

This farmers’ market is awesome and super central on the Hong Kong island on pier 7. All the produce is organic and the vendors super nice. The vibe is a little tense, the pace is fast.

Where is the Organic Farmers Market in Hong Kong


Central Farmers’ Market by Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden

When is the Organic Farmers Market in Hong Kong

Sunday 11:00 – 17:00
The vendors don’t bring a lot of produce and the best stuff goes fast, be there 10:45 to get all you need. Bring cash, small banknotes are better, vendors might not have change.

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Shortly before 11 the veggies are all covered.

When does the Central Farmers’ Market take place

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong
Vendors are packing basket for the pre-orders. If you live in Hong Kong and going to get your produce regularly here, pre-order with the vendors to get the best produce.

Organic carrots, Stefan’s fav veggie.
Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongMore colorful carrots.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongFor the carrots in this pic we payed 75 HKD (~9€/$10)

Organic greens.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong
Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongOrganic jicama, we payed 48 HKD for these.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongColorful flowers as coloring for tea and desserts.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongOrganic kale, we payed 50 HKD for a pretty small bunch.

More organic greens, lettuce, radishes.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongThe pumpkin was 180 HKD, we didn’t get it.
Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongKale (organic) on the left was 40 HKD, the organic cabbage 28 HKD.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongOrganic bananas were 118 HKD.

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kongOrganic dragon fruit.

The organic sweet potatoes were 31 HKD.
Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

The organic green bananas were 53 HKD. Organic dragon fruit was 158 HKD.
Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Central Farmers' Market organic hong kong

Food le parc

Definitely not the best place to look for organic produce, but they have some. They have lots of packaged organic products, some raw chocolate and a great selection of meat alternatives and vegan cheese.

Food le parc organic

Food le parc organicOrganic sweet potatoes.

Food le parc organicOne is around 100 HKD (~10€/$10) wow!

Food le parc organicOrganic onion. The price you see was also per 100 g.
Food le parc organicOrganic avocados.

Food le parc organicOrganic onion.
Food le parc organicOrganic napa cabbage.

Food le parc organicOrgnaic greens.
Food le parc organicOrganic strawberries.

Food le parc organicOrganic blueberries.
Food le parc organicOrganic beans.

Food le parc organicOrganic carrots and onions.
Food le parc organic Organic carrots.
Food le parc organic Organic carrots.

Organic plant milk.
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Food le parc organicOrganic soy sauce.
Food le parc organicOrganic soy sauce.

Food le parc organic Organic plant milks. Oat milk oatly.
Food le parc organicOrganic plant milks. Oat milk oatly.

Organic flour.
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Food le parc organicOrganic brown flour.
Food le parc organicOrganic corn flour.

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Food le parc organicOrganic lentils.
Food le parc organicorganic chia seeds.

Food le parc organicOrganic quinoa.
Food le parc organicOrganic rice.

Food le parc organicOrganic noodles.
Food le parc organicOrganic noodles.
Food le parc organicOrganic noodles.

Organic pasta.Food le parc organic

Organic lentils.Food le parc organicOrganic pasta.

Organic oats.
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Food le parc organicOrganic oats.
Food le parc organicOrganic lentils.

Food le parc organicOrganic canned corn.
Food le parc organicOrganic canned lentils.
Food le parc organicOrganic canned lentils.

Organic mangos, organic figs, Organic nuts.

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Organic chocolate.
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Food le parc organic

Organic milk alternatives. Vegan soy milk. Organic rice milk.
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Food le parc organic

Food le parc organicOrganic peas, organic tomato sauce, organic ketchup.
Food le parc organicOrganic maple syrup.

Food le parc organicOrganic vinegar.
Food le parc organicOrganic baked beans.

Great selection of vegan meat alternatives.

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Organic oats and granola.
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Organic rice cakes.
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Organic teas.
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Food le parc organic