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Hop Yee Building Hong Kong Red Light District - January 2019
Address: Hop Yee Building, 474-476 Lokhart Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (Close to Causeway Bay MTR Exit C)
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Welcome to the Hong Kong Red Light District Jordan, in Kowloon. There are a few Red Light District areas in Hong Kong and Jordan is one of them. Hong Kong's Red light districts are more discreet than other countries as it is legal. Our video is shot in Ultra HD 4K, crystal clear quality, as if you are actually here.
'Jordan (Chinese: 佐敦) is an area in the Yau Tsim Mong District of Hong Kong. It is named after a road of the same name in the district. Jordan is located in the central part of the Yau Tsim Mong District. The western portion is officially known as Kwun Chung (官涌), especially before the MTR metro system went into service in 1979.
Jordan is considered as the area surrounded by Kansu Street to the north, Gascoigne Road and Jordan Path to the east, Austin Road to the south and Ferry Street to the west. This would make Jordan approximately 1-square-kilometre (0.39 sq mi) in size with a population of about 150,000.
Like most of southern Kowloon, Jordan is entirely developed and urbanised other than a few small parks. Motor and pedestrian traffic throughout most of the day is very dense.
Jordan is a microcosm of working-class Hong Kong. Like nearby districts of Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, large sections of Jordan hosts a mix of older residential high-rises, office buildings, street markets, hotels, eateries and an almost infinite variety of small shops. There are also seedy sections containing karaoke, hostess bars and massage parlours although the seediness is mild compared to nearby Mong Kok. Jordan is also home to a large collection of Indians, Pakistanis, Nepalese and other ethnic minorities.
Although Jordan lacks the sights and comforts to support mass mainstream tourism, it still attracts a small cadre of adventurous tourists interested in experiencing authentic working-class life in Hong Kong. For locals, many live in Jordan for its relatively affordable housing, its centralised location on the spine of Hong Kong's transportation network and its diverse cultural flavour.
The following noteworthy places are located in Jordan:
Southern segment of the Temple Street Market
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Several prominent hotels including Novotel Nathan Road Kowloon Hong Kong, Eaton Hotel Hong Kong, Nathan Hotel, and the Mayfair Garden Hotel
Kwun Chung Street Market
King George V Park
Northern entrance to Kowloon Park
Diocesan Girls' School.'
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ADDRESS: Shop B-C, G/F, 1 Shek Kip Mei street, Sham Shui Po, HK
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????DEEP FRIED DUCK TONGUE WITH PEPPER & SALT: In a wok, stir-fry the duck tongues until they turn golden brown. Second, add garlic, red pepper, and spring onion in the wok and stir-fry. Add the duck tongues in the wok along with salt, sugar and chili oil. Continue stir-frying, then add fried garlic and cashews. Take everything out when it's done and serve.
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ADDRESS: 43 Fuk Wing Street, Sham Shui Po, HK
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????DEEP FRIED CHICKEN CARTILAGE/KNEES: Place the chicken knees in a bowl with cornstarch and then deep fry. Remove from fire. Add chilli and chicken knees in the wok and stir-fry for 10 more seconds. Serve with soy sauce.
????STEAMED RAZOR CLAMS WITH MUNG BEAN NOODLES: Cut the clams open and take out the flesh. Add mung bean noodles and garlic oil on the clams and steam them for 5 minutes. Serve when ready.
????PRICE: Fish - 118HKD/ $15.08USD | Chicken Knees - 78HKD/$9.97USD | Razor Clams - 90HKD/$11.5USD
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Around Hong Kong in 7 Drinks
Hong Kong’s unique mix of Eastern and Western cultures has led to a drink’s scene that is hitting its stride. From comforting soft beverages to glamorous cocktails, there is a drink for every palate and occasion. The Hong Kong Tourism Board has devised a list of seven drinks that each visitor should try during their stay in Asia’s World City, as detailed in a feature video.
As a vertical city, a cocktail at the World’s Highest Bar, Ozone at Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong, is a good place to start for a drinks exploration of Hong Kong. Cocktails at the 118th floor, offer a view like no other, overlooking both sides of Victoria Harbour. One of the bespoke cocktails to try is Hong Kong Rooftop, created by mixologist Teresa Moon and consists of fruits such as Kumquats, Strawberries, Pears and Grapefruit, with a good measure of vodka and salted caramel.
For visitors who like their drinks hot, there is Milk Tea. More popular than coffee, a total of 900 million glasses are drunk a year; Milk Tea is the drink of choice to give locals a caffeine boost. Made with strong black tea and condensed milk, it is served in local Cha Chan Tengs across the city’s districts. The tea leaves are repeatedly filtered through a sackcloth bag, which resembles a pair of silk stockings, which has also given this drink the name “Pantyhose Tea”.
Another popular soft drink favoured by locals, and perfect for those with a sweet tooth is Sugarcane Juice. Sold by street vendors in the Central district, this cooling drink offers a sweet pick me up. The juice is extracted from pressed sugarcane, which is obtained by crushing the peeled sugar cane in a mill.
Some drinks in Hong Kong, are also seen to have health benefits. For those who are feeling under the weather or are curious to learn more, a visit to the Chinese Medicine Shop for Herbal Tea will offer a valuable insight. Customers can either purchase a cooling herbal tea, or see one of the in-house doctors, who will provide a prescription for the pharmacists to prepare an herbal tea to make at home.
Back on cocktails, but this time at ground level, at the Lobby lounge at The Intercontinental. The only hotel situated on the harbour front, offers one of the best views for Hong Kong’s nightly laser show, The Symphony of Lights. For this show at 8pm, visitors can take a seat and enjoy one of the hotel’s V Sip signature cocktails, such as Smoke & Mirrors, including Chivas Regal, Cherry Liqueur, Sweet Vermouth, Angostura Bitters and Oak Wood Smoke.
To get a feel of traditional and colonial Hong Kong, visitors can head to Whiskey@Stables at Hullett House, a landmark destination in the city. The colonial white-stucco building was formerly the Marine Police Headquarters, and at a dedicated museum, visitors can learn more about the role of the Hong Kong Marine Police. At the bar, over 100 various types of Whiskey are available, the widest collection in Hong Kong. Mixologists offer appreciation classes to those wanting to learn more, but as a starting drink into the world of Whiskey, try a cocktail with traditional Hong Kong ingredients such as red bean.
The final drink on the list is Beer, and to be enjoyed during the Hong Kong 7s. During the famous four day tournament, over 200,000 pints of beer are drunk, 3% of Hong Kong’s annual intake. A popular drink of the time it seems, but craft beer pubs and bars, are starting to pop-up to meet the demands of punters, such as Black Star in Sheung Wan and Tipping Point Brewery in Central.
For visitors who feel inspired to sample the drinks of Hong Kong and explore Asia’s World City, the Hong Kong Tourism Board is running a competition to win a luxury trip for two. The prize includes return Premium Economy tickets with Cathay Pacific and a 3 night stay at Hotel Icon. Further details can be found here -
And for more information on Hong Kong, visit discoverhongkong.com and also follow @HKTourismUK for the latest news and updates on Hong Kong.
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