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BobC

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Q: Do you guys know any good Indian or Sushi places in Hong Kong?

So pretty much what the questions says.

Thanks

9 years 16 weeks ago in Food - Other cities

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royceH

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Holy snappin dooleys matey.....

Are you fair dinkum!

Hellllooo.... You mean HK, that small place near China, right??

Bloody hell...

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gzraj

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Tsim Sha Sui

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i99801

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Hong Kong has lots of Indian restaurants; especially in Kowloon area.

You can try Gaylord....Bombay Nights.....Indian kitchen.

One good one is Woodland; on 2nd floor of a mall besides Kowloon Shangrila.

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TMaster

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Tsim Sha Sui has a nice sushi place just in front of a random mall I can't remember the name and a bar street, not far from K11.

I'm very sorry I can't be more specific, I'm really lost in Hong Kong, but if you can find it, you'll enjoy very food sushis for $9 a plate.

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