Hong Kong Govt is not smart with trying to remove outdoor seating. This adds to the charm of the city. They need to support establishments like teakha more. It is an oasis in a very stressful city.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Hk should encourage outdoor eating and drinking
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Rebecca Leshetz
11 years ago
Hk should encourage outdoor eating and drinking
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Kate Larsen
11 years ago
Teakhaa is the loveliest type of cafe hk needs more of!
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Kate Larsen
11 years ago
Teakhaa is the loveliest type of cafe hk needs more of!
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Colleen Thane
11 years ago
FEHD needs to use it's energy to clear up all the hoarders trash that lies everywhere.
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Colleen Thane
11 years ago
FEHD needs to use it's energy to clear up all the hoarders trash that lies everywhere.
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James Wilde
11 years ago
Most HK public spaces look like garbage dumps - the government should be rewarding people creating fresh, open spaces.
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James Wilde
11 years ago
Most HK public spaces look like garbage dumps - the government should be rewarding people creating fresh, open spaces.
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Rickie C
11 years ago
The Hong Kong Government needs to realise public spaces are meant to be occupied by the public and those who dwell in the area. These are the type of spaces which should be promoted around the fringes of the CBD to encourage interactions between neighbours and strangers, thus create a much stronger bond between the local/expat communities!
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Rickie C
11 years ago
The Hong Kong Government needs to realise public spaces are meant to be occupied by the public and those who dwell in the area. These are the type of spaces which should be promoted around the fringes of the CBD to encourage interactions between neighbours and strangers, thus create a much stronger bond between the local/expat communities!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Cool Place, unjustified
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Kevin Fitzcharles
11 years ago
Cool Place, unjustified
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Anonymous
11 years ago
HK is already a fabulously cosmopolitan city. How wonderful would it be with alfresco options like some of the great cities of the world. Get with the program HK
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Ben
11 years ago
HK is already a fabulously cosmopolitan city. How wonderful would it be with alfresco options like some of the great cities of the world. Get with the program HK
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Thomas Walser
11 years ago
I hope we can change the FEHD antiquated attitude and make this city more livable using outdoor space
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Thomas Walser
11 years ago
I hope we can change the FEHD antiquated attitude and make this city more livable using outdoor space
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Kh choi
11 years ago
Using outdoor space for leisure and relaxing activities should not be illegitimated, especially they are using the alley which is adjacent to their cafe where nobody would seem to drop by frequently (except FEHD officers i guess)
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Kh choi
11 years ago
Using outdoor space for leisure and relaxing activities should not be illegitimated, especially they are using the alley which is adjacent to their cafe where nobody would seem to drop by frequently (except FEHD officers i guess)
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Once again the FEHD has got it all wrong. They have no vision. I'm really not sure why a rigid country like Singapore can manage to use it's outdoor space effectively, while a dynamic city like HK trails behind.But having said that, HK can't seem to take care of it's trees, so why am I surprised?
Hong Kong Govt is not smart with trying to remove outdoor seating. This adds to the charm of the city. They need to support establishments like teakha more. It is an oasis in a very stressful city.
Hk should encourage outdoor eating and drinking
Hk should encourage outdoor eating and drinking
Teakhaa is the loveliest type of cafe hk needs more of!
Teakhaa is the loveliest type of cafe hk needs more of!
FEHD needs to use it's energy to clear up all the hoarders trash that lies everywhere.
FEHD needs to use it's energy to clear up all the hoarders trash that lies everywhere.
Most HK public spaces look like garbage dumps - the government should be rewarding people creating fresh, open spaces.
Most HK public spaces look like garbage dumps - the government should be rewarding people creating fresh, open spaces.
The Hong Kong Government needs to realise public spaces are meant to be occupied by the public and those who dwell in the area. These are the type of spaces which should be promoted around the fringes of the CBD to encourage interactions between neighbours and strangers, thus create a much stronger bond between the local/expat communities!
The Hong Kong Government needs to realise public spaces are meant to be occupied by the public and those who dwell in the area. These are the type of spaces which should be promoted around the fringes of the CBD to encourage interactions between neighbours and strangers, thus create a much stronger bond between the local/expat communities!
Cool Place, unjustified
Cool Place, unjustified
HK is already a fabulously cosmopolitan city. How wonderful would it be with alfresco options like some of the great cities of the world. Get with the program HK
HK is already a fabulously cosmopolitan city. How wonderful would it be with alfresco options like some of the great cities of the world. Get with the program HK
I hope we can change the FEHD antiquated attitude and make this city more livable using outdoor space
I hope we can change the FEHD antiquated attitude and make this city more livable using outdoor space
Using outdoor space for leisure and relaxing activities should not be illegitimated, especially they are using the alley which is adjacent to their cafe where nobody would seem to drop by frequently (except FEHD officers i guess)
Using outdoor space for leisure and relaxing activities should not be illegitimated, especially they are using the alley which is adjacent to their cafe where nobody would seem to drop by frequently (except FEHD officers i guess)
Once again the FEHD has got it all wrong. They have no vision. I'm really not sure why a rigid country like Singapore can manage to use it's outdoor space effectively, while a dynamic city like HK trails behind.But having said that, HK can't seem to take care of it's trees, so why am I surprised?