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set sail for
A decade or so after being
handed back to China,
the former British and

HOnG KOnG
Portuguese colonies of
Hong Kong and Macau,
now Special Administrative

& mAcAu
Regions, continue to shine
as beacons of business and
havens of hospitality. There’s
plenty to do here, from sights 26 Tastes 32 city Guides 35
indulging in the bountiful China, sort of the sum of these parts Functional and savvy mini guides
Go bigger picture in Hong Kong and The Canton region of South China is to Hong Kong and Macau
five-star luxuries to simple
Macau, from trekking the former’s high- where dim sum originates; Hong Kong
pleasures like hiking or gradient greenspaces to bungee jumping and Macau are where it shines
swimming at one of the off the latter’s tallest tower
many public beaches. Both
cities are very safe, and
despite rapid development,
it’s not all about skyscrapers
and sky-high prices.
Not by a long shot,
as GLEn WATsOn reports

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Sights:

china, sort of

Although they are unmistakeably Chinese cities, Hong Kong and
Macau are increasingly international ports of call for business and
for pleasure. But going to these melting pots to simply complete
a deal or be dealt a few cards would mean missing out on the
spectacular scenery, world-class restaurants and other experiences
that buoy the city states’ global aspirations and reputations

HONG KONG
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AsIA’s WORLD cITY: Take a Hike HAPPY VALLEY: Off to the Races There are special offers for out-of-town visitors, so OPENING
SPREAD: Explore
Hong Kong’s oft-criticised tourism board has been The Peak, on Hong Kong Island is 552m. Many people say that you haven’t been to Hong Kong remember to take your passport. Obtaining a tourist victoria Harbour,
promoting the Asia’s World City slogan for many The MacLehose trail system in Kowloon spreads until you’ve placed a bet at Happy Valley racecourse badge (US$13/$19 for major race meetings) gives you by junk

years – much to the chagrin of the city’s residents, across much of the Sai Kung area in the northeast. on a Wednesday night (along with the 30,000 or so access to club members’ betting halls and trackside areas. THIS SPREAD,
FAR LEFT:
who believe there must be a better way to describe, The annual Oxfam Trailwalker charity event in other spectators). You can stick to the ground-level beer information: www.hkjc.com Trekking on The
and promote, their home. But such an international November sees about 3,800 people in four-person garden and food area, which lets you slide right up to peak, overlooking
Hau Hoi Tei pang Central and
city in population, attitude and outlook is hard to teams attempt to complete the 100km route within the rail and watch the horses and jockeys galloping Wan
(Deep
Wan
(MiRS Wanchai
Bay) Bay)
describe in a single tagline or sound bite. the 48-hour time limit. A record time of 11 hours and towards the finish line, or you can go all the way to the Lo Wu
TOP: Century-old
Visitors taking a car or the Airport Express train 52 minutes was set last year. top of the grandstand for a bird’s-eye view. Races have po Lin Monastery
on Ngong ping
into the city probably won’t fail to notice Hong Kong’s Visit a bookstore in Hong Kong to find local been held here since the 1840s. New Territories Hoi Ha
plateau, Lantau
many large, green mountains. The word “Kowloon” hiking books, such as Hong Kong Pathfinder by Martin There is also a much larger track facility in Sha Tin HONG KONG Island

approximates “nine dragons” in Cantonese; even Williams, and The Leisurely Hiker’s Guide to Hong Kong (Kowloon side) that offers weekend racing and has Kowloon ABOVE: The
Lady Millenary
though this area to the north has eight peaks (the by Pete Spurrier. seating for 75,000 spectators, about double the capacity Handicap Race,
invisible one refers to an emperor, also considered a of Happy Valley. The season is from September to June Lantau Island Hong Kong
Island
at the Audemars
Aberdeen piguet Queen
dragon). The highest peak, Tai Mo Shan, is 957m. information: www.discoverhongkong.com, and entry costs US$1.30. Children under 18 aren’t Stanley Elizabeth II
Cheung Lamma
Hong Kong’s next highest point of land is Lantau www.drmartinwilliams.com, www.oxfamtrailwalker.org.hk, allowed. The Jockey Club’s staff will help you fill out Chau Island
Cup meeting
at the sha Tin
Peak (Fung Wo Shan) at 934m. Victoria Peak, aka www.hkoutdoors.com, www.hkwalkers.net the betting slips. Racecourse



OuTLYInG IsLAnDs: Great Escapes
Catch a ferry at the Central piers (in front of IFC Mall
and Airport Express) and within an hour or so you can
be on the peaceful islands of Lamma, Cheung Chau or
Lantau. Quiet these islands may be compared to the city,
but you will also find pubs, restaurants, beaches, hiking
and biking trails, along with inexpensive guesthouses
and holiday flats if you feel like staying overnight.
Lamma is the third-largest island in Hong Kong.
The ferry takes 30 minutes, about half the time it takes
for the other islands. Lamma’s beaches make some
favourite stops on the island and many enjoy walking
the paved path across this mountainous island towards
the seafood restaurants in Sok Kwu Wan, which also
has a ferry service from Central. The walk takes about
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an hour, with rest stops (there are no cars on Lamma).
Cheung Chau is a small island shaped like a peanut
and it only takes a few minutes to walk across it to Cheung Chau is a small island TOP: A slower
way of life among
the main beach. This island is home to a large fishing shaped like a peanut and it only the fishing
community of
community, as well as the annual Bun Festival in May. takes a few minutes to walk Cheung Chau
island
The largest island is Lantau, home to the airport and
across it to the main beach
Disneyland. But it is also where you’ll find Mui Wo, a ABOVE:
Fishermen on
village where you can relax before or after a hike on the Cheung sha
Lantau Trail system. Catch a taxi or bus towards Cheung beach, Lantau
Island
Sha beach, the longest in Hong Kong and home to a
South African barbecue restaurant called The Stoep.
information: www.lamma.com.hk, www.cheungchau.org,
www.hkoutdoors.com, www.hkkf.com.hk, www.nwff.com.hk



cITY Of DREAms: Pinch me
The new kid on the Cotai block opened in June; you
may want to get some fresh air before you explore City
of Dreams (COD). It’s billed as an integrated resort,
which means it offers dining, high-end shopping, live
entertainment and several hotels, including a Hard
Rock Hotel with the obligatory casino. Macau has
overtaken Vegas in revenues and many more casinos
will be built over the coming years, but at least all of
this gambling malarkey has brought excellent live music
and DJs to Macau, something seriously lacking in Hong
Kong. The opening of the Hard Rock should bolster
what the Venetian has been offering so far: big-name
bands like The Police, Black Eyed Peas and Linkin Park.
Other entertainment includes several bars, a dome-
shaped theatre called The Bubble that shows short
films for free, and a live Dragone show opening next
year as a permanent fixture. In Cotai, however, several
developments have been stalled thanks to the global
economic downturn. One of them is Macao Studio City,
another “integrated” entertainment and hotel concept
that is set to eventually include a Playboy Mansion.
The Cotai area is surreal, but then most of Macau
has been that way for a long time.
information: www.cityofdreamsmacau.com, www.
hardrockhotels.com, www.dragone.be, www.macaostudiocity.com

cOLOAnE IsLAnD: Au naturel
The southern ‘island’ houses the famous Fernando’s
restaurant and is a 20-minute drive from the Macau
ferry terminal. A historic and peaceful place, Coloane
has beaches, parks, golf, hiking, go-karts, a small zoo, a
nature museum, a yacht club and, perhaps surprisingly,

MACAU more than one restaurant.
This is a good area to be based when visiting Macau,
except you’ll need to cope with the hapless taxi drivers.
GAmBLInG In mAcAu: High stakes its massive gaming floor and Grand Canal Shoppes. ABOVE: Dealers
CHINA
Hotel options range from the five-star Westin
await punters at
Whether you take the high-speed ferry or an even The Macau Grand Prix, held every November, is a Resort, with its 18-hole golf course and direct access

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Macau’s Grand
faster helicopter from Hong Kong, there is much to must-see and side bets are common. Less common Lisboa hotel and to the black sands of nearby Hac Sa Beach, to the

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Macau Peninsula
casino
see and do in Macau. Despite the recent invasion and is the sight of Macanese competitors in the event’s romantic and family-run Pousada de Coloane hotel
major construction by Las Vegas casino operators, this terrifying scooter races. TOP RIGHT: on Cheoc-Van Beach. It has 30 rooms with balconies
The Dragone’s
former Portuguese colony still retains a taste of its past No doubt you will also see the main tourist sights, Treasure show costing about a third of the Westin’s room charge.
in The bubble at
(including the world’s oldest trade, and many historic such as the St Paul’s Church ruins and Senado Square City of Dreams
For dining options, the Pousada has a Portuguese
sites and restaurants such as A Lorcha and Fernando’s). (while here, look for a basement coffee shop Singing
MACAU restaurant and you’ll find similar fare at Café Nga Tim
RIGHT: Done
Macau’s taxi drivers are notoriously bad. Try pointing to Bean Cafe). with rolling? and Espaco Lisboa. In Coloane Village, seek out Lord
Taipa Island Macau
your destination on a map as they don’t seem to speak Top off a visit to Macau by doing something plummet instead, International Stow’s Bakery or one of its cafes to enjoy some egg tarts,
off Macau Tower Airport
English, Cantonese or Portuguese. crazy, like a bungee jump off the Macau Tower. AJ cheesecake and British-style breads and pastries. Note
If you’re a punter, the options include Stanley Ho’s Hackett runs an operation offering a variety of thrills Cotai
Strip
that the restaurants on Coloane often close before 10pm.
landmark Grand Lisboa casino, the Sands, Wynn, – including the world’s highest jump at 233m. Hong Kong residents often visit Macau and head
Ka Ho
MGM Grand and about two dozen more that are information: www.macautourism.gov.mo, www.grandlisboa. CHINA
Village straight to Coloane, bypassing the glitzy casinos. It’s
usually open 24 hours. You will want to visit Cotai (a com, www.sands.com.mo, www.mgmgrandmacau.com, Coloane
a lovely place to spend a lazy afternoon or weekend.
Village
reclaimed area between Coloane and Taipa) to check www.wynnmacau.com, www.macau.grandprix.gov.mo, information: www.starwoodhotels.com (for Westin),
out the monstrous Venetian Macao-Resort-Hotel with www.venetianmacao.com, www.mjc.mo, www.ajhackett.com www.hotelpcoloane.com.mo, www.lordstow.com



Tastes: who react to seafood. Pork is often WHERE TO GO fOR DIm sum In...

The sum of These Parts
combined with shrimp, for example.
Hong Kong
It is best to go with someone who
• Luk Yu Tea House 24-26 stanley st, Central,
can read Chinese characters and
tel: +852 2523 5464
speak Cantonese. Often there are It’s as traditional as you can get at this historic An elegant and highly acclaimed
Carnivores and vegetarians will smile, but smokers and outdoor lovers may frown when order slips to fill out or a trolley place restaurant serving traditional dim sum
it comes to ingesting the Pearl River Delta’s world-class, award-winning and heart- will have signs indicating the • Lung King Heen Four seasons Hotel, 8 Finance at lunch
warming local and international fare, as GLEn WATsOn reports contents within its metal walls or st, Central, tel: +852 3196 8888
pile of bamboo steamers. You may Contemporary and traditional dim sum, in a macau
the trendy nightspot Dragon-i on get lucky and be seated next to an Michelin-three-star eatery with a great view of • Lua Azul Macau Tower, Largo da Torre
Victoria Harbour de Macau, tel: +853 8988 8700
Wyndham St above Lan Kwai Fong English-speaking local offering to
• Dragon-i uG/F, The Centrium, 60 Wyndham Those in the know say the traditional
has a daily lunch buffet (about help you (and no doubt trying to
st, Central, tel: +852 3110 1222 dim sum here is the best in town
US$19). make you gnaw the skin off chicken
Contemporary dim sum lunch buffet at the • The Eight Grand Lisboa Hotel, Avenida
Time Out Hong Kong magazine feet, which aren’t so bad). At the city’s trendiest restaurant/bar de Lisboa, tel: +853 2803 7788
food editor Angie Wong, who very least, the point-and-eat method • Dim Sum Gourmet G/F, 108 Tsat Tsz Mui Rd, A bit formal, but the food is very good
also co-edited the Zagat restaurant usually works, too. North point, tel: +852 2811 1366 • Tim’s Kitchen Lisboa Hotel, Avenida
guide for Hong Kong, recommends Finally, some suggestions for Health-conscious and family-run shop that uses de Lisboa, tel: +853 8803 3682
Tim Ho Wun in Mong Kok, a dim sum deflowering: order vegetable oil, lean pork, little salt and no MSG This tiny venue serves an amazing
Kowloon. It is owned by the former some heung pin cha (jasmine tea) • Tim Ho Wun G/F, phase 2, Tsui Yuen Mansion, 2- variety of dim sum

dim sum chef at Michelin three- to go with siu mai (pork and 20 Kwong Wa st, Mong Kok, tel: +852 2332 2896 • Hero Chinese Restaurant shop 004
Run by the former dim sum chef at Lung King Amsterdam, Fisherman’s Wharf,
star restaurant Lung King Heen shrimp dumpling), har gow (shrimp
Heen, Four Seasons Hong Kong Avenida da Amizade e Avenida
at Four Seasons Hong Kong hotel dumpling), char siu bao (barbecue
• Yan Toh Heen InterContinental Hotel, Dr, sun Yat-sen, tel: +853 2872 8807
in Central. Tim Ho Wun has pork bun), ngau yuk (beef balls). 18 salisbury Rd, Tsim sha Tsu, Kowloon, This well-known Sichuan restaurant
excellent dim sum and is cheap Then for dessert try ma lai go tel: +852 2313 2323 chain also serves traditional dim sum
and cheerful, Wong says. “There’s (steamed sponge cake).
no fuss, no views and no napkins.”
But there can be long queues.
In Macau, since you’ll probably
be near the two flashy Lisboa hotels
ABOVE: Making EATING WELL IS SOMETHING Roughly translated, dim sum at some point, go for dim sum at
dumplings, to
be cooked in that bankers and gamblers enjoy means touch your heart, or little The Eight (Grand Lisboa) or Tim’s
bamboo steamers almost as much as making money, heart, and is like Japanese sushi Kitchen (Lisboa Hotel). Lua Azul
OPPOSITE PAGE, judging by the epicurean delights – except the pieces are cooked, in the iconic Macau Tower is also
TOP: Har gow, or available in Hong Kong and Macau. usually by steam. The Canton recommended.
shrimp dumplings
Despite all that’s new or in the news region of South China is where
when it comes to food and drink dim sum originates; Hong Kong Tummy tea-sers
in these Special Administrative and Macau are where it shines. The term for going to eat dim sum
Regions of China, residents is yum cha, which means drinking
continue to find solace and synergy follow your stomach tea. The story goes that as teahouses
in the delicious morsels that Dim sum can be found everywhere, became popular, so did the need
originate from here. from three-Michelin-star restaurants for some nibbles. Centuries
to mom-and-pop shops and later, this dining experience has
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Hunger for history convenience stores. In Hong Kong, spread around the world and any
In two cities seeing such it’s popular to go for traditional Chinatown worth its salty soy
rapid change and commercial dim sum at places like City Hall sauce will have at least a few places
(over)development, there’s a definite in Central (a five-minute walk east serving dim sum. Hong Kong and
public yearning to maintain a from the Airport Express station). Macau have hundreds, possibly
grasp on what little heritage is left. Metal trolleys whiz around a loud thousands, of dim sum outlets open
Which brings us to dim sum, those room packed full of tables that can from sunrise until mid-afternoon
delightful little portions of meat, seat people by the dozen (at least). or, increasingly, late evening. The
seafood, vegetables, intestines, Forget about cosy teahouses, large popular teas are the earthy pu-er
chicken feet and anything else on dim sum places are borderline or lighter heung pin (jasmine).
hand, that will tempt, tickle or nuthouse and great fun. People with food allergies should
trample the taste buds. For contemporary dim sum, avoid dim sum, particularly those



City Guide
Hong Kong
In BRIEf: Since the ’97 handover, the best of the best. The afternoon tea set therapist’s healing hands. Tel: +852 3196
the group of islands that make up Hong in the lobby is a must-do. A fleet of Rolls- 8900, www.fourseasons.com/hongkong
Kong has been through a lot (SARS, bird Royce cars is at your service, too. Salisbury
flu, Asian and global economic downturns) Rd, tel: +852 2920 2888, www.peninsula.com DRInK: Try to get a member
and yet it continues to thrive as a business to invite you to the historic foreign
centre. It’s fast paced and international in EAT: Bo innovation is the brainchild Correspondents’ Club beside Lan Kwai
its make-up and outlook. It’s transparent, of Michelin two-star “Demon Chef” Alvin Fong. The main bar is huge and the smaller
has income tax rates sitting below 20% and Leung. His small “X-treme Chinese” jazz bar downstairs often has live music.
is highly efficient. There is no sales tax and creations are molecular, marvellous and 2 Lower Albert Rd, Central, www.fcchk.org
corruption and bribery are serious offences. even mischievous at times. Try the chef’s
It is densely populated with seven million set dinner menu, which features a dozen sHOP: The ifC mall in Central
citizens and full of skyscrapers, but there is or so dishes. (above Airport Express and beside
an abundance of green space. Air pollution 2/F, J Residence, 60 Johnson Rd, Wanchai, Exchange Square) is a convenient place to
and water quality remain concerns. tel: +852 2850 8371, www.boinnovation.com meet up, shop, eat, drink, catch a film or do
business over lunch or dinner.
DIsTAncE: Chek Lap Kok Airport aqua restaurant towers above The 8 Finance St, Central, www.ifc.com.hk
on Lantau Island is 40km from the central Peninsula in Tsim Sha Tsu (TST) and
business district, on Hong Kong Island. thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows DAY TRIP: Take the 30-minute
Getting to the CBD takes about 25 minutes it has impressive views of Hong Kong train across the border to shenzhen for
on the Airport Express train (US$13). A Island. The Aqua Group also serves food cheap shopping, food and drink. Check if
taxi (US$45) to Central in the CBD takes and drink aboard the Aqua Luna red-sail you need a China visa first. China Travel
about 40 minutes. Chinese junk in the harbour. Service can quickly arrange visas and tours.
29/F & 30/F, One Peking Rd, tel: +852 www.ctshk.com
ORIEnTATIOn: Central is the main 3427 2288, www.aqua.com.hk
business district and home to Lan Kwai KIDs In TOW: ocean park in
Fong and SoHo bar and restaurant areas. PLAY: If you don’t want to do the Aberdeen is thriving despite the arrival of
The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition usual “eat and party” in Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong Disneyland on Lantau Island.
Centre is two subway stops (about 2km) SoHo or Wanchai then maybe you’d prefer It’s fun and educational and has included
to the east, in Wanchai. Victoria Harbour a night of shopping amid the hustle and new attractions to meet demand. Be sure to
separates Hong Kong Island from Kowloon. bustle of crowded Causeway Bay or mong visit the giant pandas. www.oceanpark.com.hk
Kok. Shop until midnight at the surreal
sLEEP: the Grand hyatt in Temple Street night market in Jordan (one cOncIERGE TIP: Victoria peak (aka
Wanchai has more than 500 rooms, many MTR stop above TST). The Peak) offers the best views of the city.
with harbour views. It has an awesome Catch the Peak Tram or a taxi (US$6.50) to
outdoor pool area and is connected to the sPA: the spa at Four Seasons Hong get up there.
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convention centre. Kong has a brilliant outdoor pool area,
1 Harbour Rd, tel: +852 2588 1234, which puts it slightly ahead of the many READ: A Modern History of Hong Kong
www.hongkong.grand.hyatt.com top-notch spas in the city. The Spa’s organic by Steve Tsang; Asian Godfathers: Money and
product line, ila, is sourced ethically and Power in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia by
Over in Kowloon, the peninsula offers is combined with music, mantras and the Joe Studwell.


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Macau
In BRIEf: Gambling in Macau used prices and abundant seating make DAY TRIP: If you have a China
to be a rather shabby pastime, but the ristaurante Litoral a great choice. It’s just visa, you can walk over to the mainland
arrival of the Vegas-style glitz and glamour a few doors down from the equally good city of Zhuhai for the day or a few nights.
has brought with it large, bright, open and but more intimate a Lorcha. Macanese It’s not an expensive place and Bar Street
luxurious gaming halls with shopping, owner/chef Manuela Ferreira is said to use is good fun, with several dining options,
eating, sleeping and entertainment centres. family recipes that go back at least 100 live bands and flair bartenders who juggle
The trickle-on effect created boom times years. 261-A & 289 Rua do Almiirante Sergio, bottles as well as flaming objects.
in Macau, tempered slightly by the global tel: +853 2896 7878 & 2831 3193 (respectively)
economy and a tightening of visa approvals KIDs In TOW: If the kids are all
for mainland punters. It’s still a fun place to PLAY: Gamble, let it ride, c’mon played out after visiting macau tower,
visit, even if you don’t gamble. As for doing lucky seven, hold ’em or fold ’em, baby spend some quiet time at one of the many
business, use caution and be prepared for needs a new pair of shoes. Once you parks or beaches, or go to the quite
frustration. Things don’t happen here as satisfy that urge to place bets, head to interesting maritime museum located
quickly as Hong Kong. the Venetian macao to check out the across from the A-Ma Temple near A
permanent Cirque du Soleil show Zaia. Lorcha restaurant. www.macautower.com.
DIsTAncE: The Macau ferry and The hotel also attracts big-name live mo, www.museumaritimo.gov.mo
heliport terminal is within the main city, music and sporting events.
but you’ll still want to catch a taxi or hotel www.venetianmacao.com cOncIERGE TIP: The best views
shuttle bus when you arrive. The Venetian are from 338m Macau Tower. Another
runs its Cotai Jet Hong Kong/Macau ferry sPA: Rated as Asia’s best hotel spa by option is to walk or take the cable car up
service to Taipa, which is also where the AsiaSpa mag, altira spa towers over Taipa to Guia hill, the highest point in Macau,
airport is located. with exquisite views of the City Centre. for panoramic views in a garden setting.
Treatments are invigorating and wet-spa
ORIEnTATIOn: Macau is divided facilities are spectacular. Altira Macau Hotel, READ: Strolling in Macau. A Visitor’s
into three sections: the City Centre in the tel: +853 2886 8886, www.altiramacau.com Guide to Macau, Taipa and Coloane by
north and the Taipa and Coloane islands Steve Bailey; Roll the Bones: The History of
due south (about 5km and 10km away, DRInK: A great place to start the Gambling by David Schwartz.
and connected by roads and bridges). The night is the chic Cinnebar in the Wynn
business district is in the centre. Hotels, bars Macau. With indoor and outdoor seating,
cWT’s TIPs Of THE TRADE
and restaurants abound in all three areas. free snacks, cocktails and very comfy seats,
HONG KONG & MACAU
you may not want to go anywhere else. Taxi: HK taxi drivers live off their tips,
sLEEP: Macau and Zhuhai Rua Cidade de Sintra, tel: +853 8986 3838, especially if they just rent their cars and
don’t own them, so try to give them 10%.
holiday inn hotels are reasonably priced www.wynnmacau.com
Macau taxi drivers are generally terrible,
InterContinental Group properties. Holiday so only tip if you get a good one.
Inn Macau, 82-86 Rua de Pequim, City Centre, sHOP: The Venetian Macao’s Grand Tipping: A 10% service charge is
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automatically added to the bill at most
tel: +853 2878 3333, www.ichotelsgroup.com Canal shoppes is a spectacular place,
restaurants and bars, very little of which
with a painted blue sky above the 9.3ha goes to your server. – Sheila Chan,head
EAT: It’s hard to put one Macanese replica of Venice. It’s complete with canals of Program Management and Traveller
& Transaction Services, HK
restaurant above the others, but in this and gondoliers and hundreds of high-end
For more HK & Macau tips, see p68
case the quality of food, great service, low shops. www.venetianmacao.com

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