(Disclaimer: this post is subjective and based only on my own observations. Please let me know if you have different observations or opinions.) There might not be one national dish of Hong Kong, but one thing that says "Hong Kong" more than anything else is Hot Pot. A dish of soup on a stove and … Continue reading Hot Pot personalities.
Author: polishgirlvshongkong
I moved to Hong Kong in April 2017 and I am struggling to make it feel like home.
Stages of Polish language learning…
This blog post is solely dedicated to my husband and will include the whole page of complaints. Please be warned. Now to start, let's stress it, Polish is not the easiest language in the world and it can definitely be discouraging when you try to understand all the changes to verbs and nouns. That being … Continue reading Stages of Polish language learning…
My life after June 2019.
What I wanted to write about this time is, how ongoing protests affected my life in Hong Kong, as well as my way of thinking. Although I am not directly involved, there is something happening around town everyday and no matter what, every single person in Hong Kong got affected by it in one way … Continue reading My life after June 2019.
A day away from the city.
With the difficult ongoing situation in Hong Kong, it's hard to just go out and enjoy your life, as where ever you go, shadow of the protests follows you. Although much concerned about the situation, P. and I decided to run away from it and spend some time out of the city. Sounds grand, but … Continue reading A day away from the city.
Mr. Cardigan cafe and a breeze of fresh air.
There is this place in Hong Kong where, once you open a little wooden gate, you enter an entirely different world. Mostly outdoors, Mr. Cardigan is a cafe-turned-trailer with a a bit of hippie vibe. There are benches outside and lots of space filled with cactuses and other plants, a high table with stools, comfy … Continue reading Mr. Cardigan cafe and a breeze of fresh air.
