the unbelievably inexpensive Michelin starred new dim sum place that everybody is talking about. Arrive early and be prepared to wait on line. First come first served.

Fantastic area full of antique shops and trendy restaurants. In the evening it's the place to be, with plenty of music and cool bars. The vibe flows over onto the streets, where ultimately a lot of the dancing and drinking happens. Don't miss it!

By far the coolest and most impressive public swimming pool I've ever been to.

By far my favorite spot in Hong Kong. Maybe it's the childhood nostalgia, but I always have to stay close to the park when I visit just to make sure that I can at least walk by it every day. Great for people AND animal watching.

Upscale Japanese joint with some really amazing and unique desserts.

Upscale Japanese joint with some really amazing and unique desserts.

There are several locations and they are one of my must-visits in Hong Kong. I always go for one of two things -- dim sum year round, and furry mitten crabs when they're in season in the spring. They have a great prix fixe for the latter.

The Sephora of Hong Kong -- my kind of candy store! Like ABC stores in Hawaii, you can pretty much find a Sasa every few blocks in Hong Kong.

There are lots of great Indian restaurants in Hong Kong, but Gaylord is the best.

The site of one of the most breathtaking views of the city.

By far my favorite spot in Hong Kong. Maybe it's the childhood nostalgia, but I always have to stay close to the park when I visit just to make sure that I can at least walk by it every day. Great for people AND animal watching.

Definitely one of my favorite spots to visit when I want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

lots of steps to get there - little hidden away, but lots of statue's on the steps up

Say a prayer in Sha Tin.