Well, I went alone as a girl in Chungking mansions the other day to know more about the place and the reaction of these guys was NOT the same trust me haha
You do realise that what you said is extremely disrespectful to millions of people? I’m not condoning their seedy behaviour at all, but your comment was uncalled for and I would request that you remove it please
@@ddd6272 Lol. Those Indians migrated decades back. Nowadays no one wants to immigrate to Hong Kong. Even Hong Kong ERs want to migrate to Canada. They don't want to be a part of Shithole of communist China.
@@ddd6272 Fellow white Canadian here. We need more immigrants of all sorts, not less. Every single place I've worked at has been between 1/3rd to 2/3rd immigrants and/or children of immigrants. Plus as a developed nation the population is actually declining as people in general are having less kids then they used to (women working have less time for children and theres less need for children to help run farms.) The number of old people is starting to exceed the number of young people. The population will stabilise in a few generations but until that happens the country needs immigration to maintain its workforce. Also the Chinese only controlled their population through the communist one child policy, which would be illegal in a democratic society.
Whenever I see Chungking Mansions, I know I'm in Hong Kong! They offer the best exchange rates for the Peso, being from the Philippines. Plus, you can find some authentic Indian food there. Thanks for sharing this fantastic video, Drew!
I am a business man from Spain in Mozambique and i been like 10 to 15 times to Hong Kong, specially in Chung King Mansion... It's a very impressive building! i would like to go again!
I love Angelique well China thinks of honk Kong as a city while Hong Kong thinks of its self as a nation this is different for something like the Vatican City where both Italy and the Vatican Recognize each other as countries
I remember staying there for a week in 1982 with a red headed Australian girl who all the residents were fascinated with. I have great memories. The Chinese guy who ran our ‘hotel’ effortlessly switched to the language of each guest when they arrived: Cantonese, German, Swedish and English. While drinking a bottle of Scotch a day
Hong kong is one of my favorite cities in the world! I fully recommend a visit!!! Take 5 -7 days to explore the city... there is a lot a things to do!!
@Don Fatale thanks for subbing Don 🙌 I appreciate the kind words, too, let me know if there's ever a question I could answer for you through a video, I've been taking requests and keeping a list. 🙌
2:02 - The building has no separate service elevators for trash, so that also goes through the main elevators. That may explain the smell. At least, the situation was like that in July 2018.
I remember the first time we went to Hong Kong. We stayed in the Chungking Mansion. I didn't remember it as a melting pot of South Asian cultures but now I know, Thanks Drew!
Nice documentary! Keep it up. Remind me of my previous trip to HK & Macao. I've stayed there for 9 nights during my trip to Hong Kong 3 years ago. There are so many South asian & African living there & they will approach you to promote their service respectively. Just politely tell them you not interested, they will be ok. What I remember is everytime always having a long queue over the lift. And I have to standing with everyone up to 2-3 minutes. My guesthouse located on the 8th floor. There is one time I can't wait for the lift to come up, and I have to using the staircase to going down. Overall, depsite so many negative reputation. Chungking mansions is a safe place, I don't have any issue during my stay there though I was alone during my entire trip in HK (Solo backpacker). Just the room is a little bit uncomfortable, so small but worth it for you to have a good sleep & rest your body & mind after a long day walking around all the destination in Hong Kong. Chungking mansion are also a very strategic place to stay if you on a tight budget, near the MTR Tsim Sha Tsui station, Kowloon park, Mosque for those who are Muslim, not far from the Garden of stars, Hong Kong ferry point, Kowloon public fear where you can watching the Light of Symphony in the night. I wish I have a chance to visit HK one more time in the future. Hope this Covid19 outbreak will be soon resolved around the world so everyone can fly again to their dream destination.
Hi Drew. I first stayed at the famous Chunking Mansion in 1987! I remember not being able to get on the elevator as everyone rushed by me....my first stop in Asia...I learned the ropes quickly. I entered China (Hong Kong was a separate country) for an epic one month trip with zero western tourists. I have been back to both countries many times. Love your travel series.
I was in HK and PRC in 1991, there were so few western tourists that people recognized our group and could help us find each other. The Taiwanese-American girl in our group was practically a celebrity, we met many locals who wanted to meet her and didn't know there were people who were ethnically Chinese and fully westernized Americans. It was an incredible time to visit.
I went there my first day in Hong Kong! I was staying at a hostel that I thought was in there, turns out it was one block away, but still was very awesome to get to be in that building
I've stayed in the Chungking Mansions 4-5 times, 2-4 nights each stay. Regardless of where else I've stayed in about 25 trips through HK, I have always changed money in CKM as the rates are best in HK. It's not as bad as Drew makes it out to be. Budget rooms in HK are all basically the same, whether in TST, Mongkok, Jordon, or elsewhere. Almost all cheap rooms everywhere in HK have bathrooms just like the one Drew showed. Chung King does definitely have Hong Kong's largest collection of curry shops, sweets shops, and related. Some of the elevators are a little odorous and some of the places on the upper floors are weird for various reason, but most people never see the factories, crowded dormitories, really cheap cafes, etc. It's a scene, and it changes later in the night, so later it does feel a little sketchy. But I love it.
I thought only I felt feeling weird and excited at the same time staying there. But there are many hotels inside that building. Some are like Capsule Hotels with bunker beds, and some others are way cheaper with arguably comfortable spaces. You just have to talk to the locals to find the best bargain. That place was truly an experience in Hong Kong more than the siteseeing itself.
If you are a tight-budget traveler and want to find a place to sleep, Chungking Mansion may be suitable for you. Do not expect much on the quality of beds. Travelers should avoid horrible hostels in other mansions (e.g. Wanchai, Jordan, Yau Ma Tei). The dorm conditions are terrible with many beds with mattresses on the floor in a smelly, messy, noisy, and tiny room. The price is so high that comparable to a room in a 3-star (for a dorm bed) or 4-star hotel (for a so-called private room is next to a dorm inside the same apartment). Avoid.
I stayed there a couple of times. Whatever you do: don't think about fire safety. It will only give you anxiety. Apart from a blood stain on my bedlinnen, I had good experiences staying there.
Chinese University of Hong Kong anthropologist Prof Gordon Mathews estimated in 2007 that people from at least 120 different nationalities had passed through Chungking Mansions in one year. Mathews also estimates that up to 20 per cent of the mobile phones recently in use in sub-Saharan Africa had passed through Chungking Mansions at some point.
I spent a couple weeks in Kowloon once. Only ate Chinese food a few times (hey, I was from San Francisco). Ate mostly in the Chungking Mansions. Every (carefully chosen!) meal there, whether Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Filipino or Middle Eastern, was outstanding. Didn't stay in the mansions overnight ... remembered the headlines ("Thousands die as teeming high-rise slum burns") Closet-sized rooms, no windows, 10 floors up, tiny sketchy elevators, broken escalators .... no way, José. Somehow resisted buying a genuine Rolex for $50 US. Still have nostalgic memories of Chungking Mansions even years later.
I had been in this place in 2018 while travelling in hong kong.The room that i stayed is trully small and had very little space to move.Such a memorable experience.
Would have never thought Hong Kong is of all cultures, 1st places comes to mind is New York. After watching your video I think I'd like to visit some day. Thank You. Peace from Louisville, KY!
Chungking Mansions - Infamous and delicious; when I'm in HK and in the mood for a nice biriyani or curry, I always go over there. There's also a surprisingly large Muslim population in Hong Kong. One of the mosques even has a canteen that serves halal dim sum at a reasonable price. By the way Drew, I know you've been here already but if you ever plan to visit in Taipei in the future, hit me up!
I've stayed at the Chungking Mansions on two separate trips to Hong Kong. I love that you can go grab Indian/Pakistani snack food at 3am there. Also, hands down the best exchange rates in Hong Kong.
When I was travel to Hongkong, I stayed there. Even tho it has tiny spaces and hygene problem, it has AC and good wifi, with good price as well and really strategic location, I think it still worth the price
First time i stayed in Chungking Mansions was 1990. What a trip. The stairwells were cluttered with boxes of who knows what. Almost impossible to use. The lifts apparently haven't changed. They stunk back then. And my god, 24/7 there always seemed to be a 15-30 minute queue go get in the lift. Yeah, Khyber Pass was a favourite restaurant then. Funny enough there was a military feel to the restaurants as they referred to themselves as messes.
Stayed in Chungking Mansions for a week in 1979, in one of the numerous backpackers. It was a fire trap all those years ago, sometimes taking 1-5 20 minutes to get down in the lift. I would assumes in those days that the stairwells would have been clogged with boxes etc. But certainly met some interesting people while I was there.
The mansions has been renovated. My last visit was 25 years Ago. Then they had just one elevator and we had to stand inline to get it. So pls don’t complain. This is a big changes than when we visited 25 yrs ago. Time fly’s
Chung King Mansion is THE true Hong Kong. Without it, IT IS NOT the HONG KONG. The best reporting of a Journalist ever. Let it live on as it is under the same Brand Name and that means the Hong Kong is living for ever. Every cities in the world needs a Chung King Mansion for its liveness. Timely more VIDEOS uploading about Chung King Mansion are recommended the most.
The last guy said it... "Don't believe everything you see in the news." Drew, if you go to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia... try to visit a place called Batha... it is like a Filipino Town with lots of Filipino Restos and products.
5:30 'don't believe everything you see in the news'
So true
Hi I'm fine. How about you?
I'm fine, thank you.
I would say we should believe what isn’t said on the news more
No fuck distrust in media has been rising since watergate
Lol I'm fine how r u🤣🤣
As a local Hongkonger , I'm happy everytime Drew drops a video about Hong Kong
Same here. Hello fellow Hong Konger.
@@internetexplorer7143 same here LMAO
Not me lmao
Relatable
@@internetexplorer7143 don’t mind me, another hongkonger passing by
Well, I went alone as a girl in Chungking mansions the other day to know more about the place and the reaction of these guys was NOT the same trust me haha
I had a bad experience in Chung King mansion :-(
No u just think of that I think its fine plus I'm from hong kong
@yeeeeeeeeeth the place is full of prostitutues, drugs, thieves etc ... This video is pretty nieve
Almost like there's a reason China keeps all its Muslims in one place.
You do realise that what you said is extremely disrespectful to millions of people? I’m not condoning their seedy behaviour at all, but your comment was uncalled for and I would request that you remove it please
I literally love it so much when you connect with someone about where there from when y'all are both in a different place ahhhhh ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Reminds me off the infamous Kowloon Walled City ...
Walled City was the most densely populated place in the world, nothing like this...no comparison.
History Hustle Nah you high asf.
Not even close
Walled city is in Lahore right?
@@husnainraza3698 what definitely not it was a tightly packed area in Kowloon, Hong Kong
That looks wild, we'd love to visit and vlog it one day! Reminds me a lot of the markets in South East Asia, but just all crammed into one building 😮
Drew: 5000 residents are packed tightly
Corona: this is paradise
When you said odd and even sides are confusing
It’s like that EVERYWHERE in the USA
What do you mean by everywhere? American Elevators go from 👌 to *69*
Don't Subscribe To This Channel
You clearly don’t understand what I said
man traveled so much he forgot his own country lmao
@@hasan6ok lmaoo
I'm American and I've stayed in many hotels buy I've never seen an odd-even split like that.
Indian and Pakistani food are everywhere. Every country I went to, there’s Indian food
Yeah I ate lot of Indian food in Singapore also
Lol
Indian food is underrated
@@ddd6272 in south india kerala there are barely any people moreo er many chinese live in india
@@ddd6272 Lol. Those Indians migrated decades back. Nowadays no one wants to immigrate to Hong Kong. Even Hong Kong ERs want to migrate to Canada. They don't want to be a part of Shithole of communist China.
@@ddd6272
Fellow white Canadian here. We need more immigrants of all sorts, not less. Every single place I've worked at has been between 1/3rd to 2/3rd immigrants and/or children of immigrants.
Plus as a developed nation the population is actually declining as people in general are having less kids then they used to (women working have less time for children and theres less need for children to help run farms.) The number of old people is starting to exceed the number of young people. The population will stabilise in a few generations but until that happens the country needs immigration to maintain its workforce.
Also the Chinese only controlled their population through the communist one child policy, which would be illegal in a democratic society.
Woah! I didn't know that Hong Kong is so diverse! Thanks Drew for enlightening us! Cheers mate!
Drew where you come from?
Random person: Blaa bla blaa
Drew: I went there
Person: 🔕
UN should make you an international peacekeeper. You blend with everyone well
I love the way you find positivity in everything.
Whenever I see Chungking Mansions, I know I'm in Hong Kong! They offer the best exchange rates for the Peso, being from the Philippines. Plus, you can find some authentic Indian food there. Thanks for sharing this fantastic video, Drew!
I am a business man from Spain in Mozambique and i been like 10 to 15 times to Hong Kong, specially in Chung King Mansion... It's a very impressive building! i would like to go again!
0:55 I thought that was a knife at first lmao
Hahaha I noticed after u comment
My heart is literally so full every time I watch your videos. Thank you so much for showing us things we might not be able to see otherwise ❤️✊🏽
Drew: calls Hong Kong a city
Hong Kong: I SMELL A COMMUNIST!
Well it is tho
No hong konger calls hk a country so...
COMMMMMMIIIIIEEEEE REEEEEEEEEEE
WORLD STAR
I love Angelique well China thinks of honk Kong as a city while Hong Kong thinks of its self as a nation this is different for something like the Vatican City where both Italy and the Vatican Recognize each other as countries
Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region not a City nor a Communist country
I went to HK in 2018. And DEFINITELY TO this place. It’s awesome 😎
I remember staying there for a week in 1982 with a red headed Australian girl who all the residents were fascinated with. I have great memories. The Chinese guy who ran our ‘hotel’ effortlessly switched to the language of each guest when they arrived: Cantonese, German, Swedish and English. While drinking a bottle of Scotch a day
Hong kong is one of my favorite cities in the world! I fully recommend a visit!!! Take 5 -7 days to explore the city... there is a lot a things to do!!
Awesome video! Learned something I didn't know. Will follow!
DON’T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU SEE IN THE NEWS!!!! 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
“This comment makes my day”😃
Craziest sky building, tall and beautiful. So many people from all over the world. Huge international influence 👍🙂
Ultimate flex
Drew: Where are you from?
Person: (starts talking)
Drew: Yeah, I've been there. It was awesome.
Hey everyone I used to live in Chung King Mansion! There's a video on my page about renting a tiny apartment in that building.
@brownwings00 huh?
Very cool! I'll check it out, and SUB--- :)
@@BrentTimm I appreciate that 😊🙏
@Don Fatale thanks for subbing Don 🙌 I appreciate the kind words, too, let me know if there's ever a question I could answer for you through a video, I've been taking requests and keeping a list. 🙌
2:02 - The building has no separate service elevators for trash, so that also goes through the main elevators. That may explain the smell. At least, the situation was like that in July 2018.
*_This is so cool! The editing makes it feel like I am really there._* 👍
I remember the first time we went to Hong Kong. We stayed in the Chungking Mansion. I didn't remember it as a melting pot of South Asian cultures but now I know, Thanks Drew!
Nice documentary! Keep it up. Remind me of my previous trip to HK & Macao. I've stayed there for 9 nights during my trip to Hong Kong 3 years ago. There are so many South asian & African living there & they will approach you to promote their service respectively. Just politely tell them you not interested, they will be ok. What I remember is everytime always having a long queue over the lift. And I have to standing with everyone up to 2-3 minutes. My guesthouse located on the 8th floor. There is one time I can't wait for the lift to come up, and I have to using the staircase to going down. Overall, depsite so many negative reputation. Chungking mansions is a safe place, I don't have any issue during my stay there though I was alone during my entire trip in HK (Solo backpacker). Just the room is a little bit uncomfortable, so small but worth it for you to have a good sleep & rest your body & mind after a long day walking around all the destination in Hong Kong. Chungking mansion are also a very strategic place to stay if you on a tight budget, near the MTR Tsim Sha Tsui station, Kowloon park, Mosque for those who are Muslim, not far from the Garden of stars, Hong Kong ferry point, Kowloon public fear where you can watching the Light of Symphony in the night. I wish I have a chance to visit HK one more time in the future. Hope this Covid19 outbreak will be soon resolved around the world so everyone can fly again to their dream destination.
Heyy...
It was nice meeting you... Very humble and chilled out
Aww yes today we are in Hong Kong 😁😁 Hong Kong here we come 😍😍 thanks for always taking us with you amazing
Very Impressive
but still not as glorious as *IKEA Tower*
Duchi Very
Nothing can beat IKEA Tower
Great city! Chunk King mansion was insane!!!!
Always happy when Drew uploads
yes :)
Hi Drew. I first stayed at the famous Chunking Mansion in 1987! I remember not being able to get on the elevator as everyone rushed by me....my first stop in Asia...I learned the ropes quickly. I entered China (Hong Kong was a separate country) for an epic one month trip with zero western tourists. I have been back to both countries many times. Love your travel series.
I was in HK and PRC in 1991, there were so few western tourists that people recognized our group and could help us find each other. The Taiwanese-American girl in our group was practically a celebrity, we met many locals who wanted to meet her and didn't know there were people who were ethnically Chinese and fully westernized Americans. It was an incredible time to visit.
I appreciate you saying that it's both "Indian and Pakistani" food, not just Indian food.
I went there my first day in Hong Kong! I was staying at a hostel that I thought was in there, turns out it was one block away, but still was very awesome to get to be in that building
please make a video on your qualification and how you start travel , this inspiration to other who want to travel around world
I visited that Chung King Mansion. Tea in the basement is one of the best I have ever tested. I love Hongkong. Just awesome !
I love this place so much thank u for the video, im about to cry
I've stayed in the Chungking Mansions 4-5 times, 2-4 nights each stay. Regardless of where else I've stayed in about 25 trips through HK, I have always changed money in CKM as the rates are best in HK. It's not as bad as Drew makes it out to be. Budget rooms in HK are all basically the same, whether in TST, Mongkok, Jordon, or elsewhere. Almost all cheap rooms everywhere in HK have bathrooms just like the one Drew showed. Chung King does definitely have Hong Kong's largest collection of curry shops, sweets shops, and related. Some of the elevators are a little odorous and some of the places on the upper floors are weird for various reason, but most people never see the factories, crowded dormitories, really cheap cafes, etc. It's a scene, and it changes later in the night, so later it does feel a little sketchy. But I love it.
It feels good to see someone who travels for a good reason/purpose
I thought only I felt feeling weird and excited at the same time staying there.
But there are many hotels inside that building. Some are like Capsule Hotels with bunker beds, and some others are way cheaper with arguably comfortable spaces. You just have to talk to the locals to find the best bargain.
That place was truly an experience in Hong Kong more than the siteseeing itself.
If you are a tight-budget traveler and want to find a place to sleep, Chungking Mansion may be suitable for you. Do not expect much on the quality of beds. Travelers should avoid horrible hostels in other mansions (e.g. Wanchai, Jordan, Yau Ma Tei). The dorm conditions are terrible with many beds with mattresses on the floor in a smelly, messy, noisy, and tiny room. The price is so high that comparable to a room in a 3-star (for a dorm bed) or 4-star hotel (for a so-called private room is next to a dorm inside the same apartment). Avoid.
Chunking mansion is right near my house it’s like 1 minute walk and I loved the part when he said he’s from Chennai because even I’m from Chennai
“I can barely breathe, it smells so bad in here...the residents here are almost exclusively from South Asia” LOL
Its because the hotel room is next to a curry restaurant with poor ventilation. It has nothing at all to do with them being from South Asia
Wow amazing places ! Love your videos
That dongs music from *east Asian countries* is mesmerising 🤗
Best videos ever man
I stayed there a couple of times. Whatever you do: don't think about fire safety. It will only give you anxiety. Apart from a blood stain on my bedlinnen, I had good experiences staying there.
Drew you are amazing! Keep up the Amazing work!
Chinese University of Hong Kong anthropologist Prof Gordon Mathews estimated in 2007 that people from at least 120 different nationalities had passed through Chungking Mansions in one year. Mathews also estimates that up to 20 per cent of the mobile phones recently in use in sub-Saharan Africa had passed through Chungking Mansions at some point.
I spent a couple weeks in Kowloon once. Only ate Chinese food a few times (hey, I was from San Francisco). Ate mostly in the Chungking Mansions. Every (carefully chosen!) meal there, whether Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Filipino or Middle Eastern, was outstanding. Didn't stay in the mansions overnight ... remembered the headlines ("Thousands die as teeming high-rise slum burns") Closet-sized rooms, no windows, 10 floors up, tiny sketchy elevators, broken escalators .... no way, José. Somehow resisted buying a genuine Rolex for $50 US. Still have nostalgic memories of Chungking Mansions even years later.
"genuine"
@@skylinrg Of course it was genuine. The guy said so. :/
Chung King Mansions Experience is a must I have been going there regularly since 1991 😎🕺🏻🍻
*I remember staying in this hotel*
Really
i stayed here as well
Ikr.... 1st time there I go there. I HATE THE HOT WATER CUZ THE HURT ME
Me too in London Hostel in Chung King Mansion
Same i didnt really enjoyed the hotel,i didnt like the shower place and the heater was hella cold,I'd hope they would fix it
I live in HK, and I love your vids!
Coincidence that I stayed at ChungKing Mansions in 2017... Nice for giving me some memories back there.
I had been in this place in 2018 while travelling in hong kong.The room that i stayed is trully small and had very little space to move.Such a memorable experience.
1:49 -> 1:54
Finally. An apartment in Hong Kong that have 4th & 13th floor!
Well, that explains why it’s shady.
Would have never thought Hong Kong is of all cultures, 1st places comes to mind is New York. After watching your video I think I'd like to visit some day. Thank You. Peace from Louisville, KY!
Every video..
Drew: my favourate city
Chungking Mansions - Infamous and delicious; when I'm in HK and in the mood for a nice biriyani or curry, I always go over there. There's also a surprisingly large Muslim population in Hong Kong. One of the mosques even has a canteen that serves halal dim sum at a reasonable price.
By the way Drew, I know you've been here already but if you ever plan to visit in Taipei in the future, hit me up!
I miss that place so much. My wildest and most memorable times happened in ChungKing mansions. Man... It was wild!
half asleep chris stayed at a hotel in this building once and he said it was pretty scary.
Nice seeing you on Raffy. All the best to you and your Filipina. 💙
I've stayed at the Chungking Mansions on two separate trips to Hong Kong. I love that you can go grab Indian/Pakistani snack food at 3am there. Also, hands down the best exchange rates in Hong Kong.
DREW INSPIRED ME TO MAKE CHANNEL, HE IS A GOOD FELLOW WHO SHOWED THE BEST SIDE OF OUR WORLD THE MIDDLE EAST 😊❤️
WILD BOYS so cooool
WILD BOYS very well I shall check
WILD BOYS soo lovely
WILD BOYS I subscribed
Welcome to ASIA!!
my bestfriend died here, rest in peace andriy 2008-2022
Im so excited to see a peraon complete traveling the world!
That is amazing!! U are awesome! U are one of the many motivations for my own youtube channel!
Paths & Palettes 👍🏻👍🏻
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Nice
Gotta love drew, always entertaining since 2016!
I love these styled rooms.
It's how everyone can have Thier own studio even if they're poor.
Beutiful would love to live there.
Hey Drew
You’re videos inspire me so much they are a great eye-opener to me and what the whole world is really like😍😍😍👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Be safe
Oh yeah, I've been there.
Good ole, time, reminds me of being in South Asia and then suddenly in Africa
Watched in first eight hours great video
When I was travel to Hongkong, I stayed there. Even tho it has tiny spaces and hygene problem, it has AC and good wifi, with good price as well and really strategic location, I think it still worth the price
First time i stayed in Chungking Mansions was 1990. What a trip. The stairwells were cluttered with boxes of who knows what. Almost impossible to use. The lifts apparently haven't changed. They stunk back then. And my god, 24/7 there always seemed to be a 15-30 minute queue go get in the lift.
Yeah, Khyber Pass was a favourite restaurant then. Funny enough there was a military feel to the restaurants as they referred to themselves as messes.
That sardarji said exactly correct. And nice video BTW thumbs up from Pakistan 👍👍
Did you watch Wong Kar Wai’s movie ChungKing Express which was shot in the building?
Always fast to click on your videos❤️
Finally ur in hong kong T-shirt man 😅, Amazing video ❤
Wow great editing!
Stayed in Chungking Mansions for a week in 1979, in one of the numerous backpackers. It was a fire trap all those years ago, sometimes taking 1-5 20 minutes to get down in the lift. I would assumes in those days that the stairwells would have been clogged with boxes etc.
But certainly met some interesting people while I was there.
Love from karachi broooo😍😍😍😍
Hong kong and macau are my dream city😍😍
Great story telling in this one bud!
never knew tis! Wow everything here!
The mansions has been renovated.
My last visit was 25 years Ago. Then they had just one elevator and we had to stand inline to get it.
So pls don’t complain. This is a big changes than when we visited 25 yrs ago. Time fly’s
I stayed there back in 2007. Definitely a crazy experience. I think it was the same hostel/hotel as well.
It's really nice to see diversity there
Great vid my dude
04:53 I think you're 8 countries left right ? Great video Drew ! I've always wanted to visit HK .
Thank you 🙏🏼 I’m also from Hong Kong but there is a lot of people getting sick everywhere so please pray for the world 🌍 thank you ☺️
Chung King Mansion is THE true Hong Kong.
Without it, IT IS NOT the HONG KONG.
The best reporting of a Journalist ever.
Let it live on as it is under the same Brand Name and that means the Hong Kong is living for ever.
Every cities in the world needs a Chung King Mansion for its liveness.
Timely more VIDEOS uploading about Chung King Mansion are recommended the most.
Good one Drew I will visit there
The last guy said it... "Don't believe everything you see in the news." Drew, if you go to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia... try to visit a place called Batha... it is like a Filipino Town with lots of Filipino Restos and products.
I stayed in the Mansion! Quite an experience.
Dude, that's where I stayed when we went to Hong Kong last 2017! What a surprise!
(im actually a Filipino so no surprise there, i think)
@drew binsky one of the few ppl who can meet any stragers and can say 'ya i have been to your country'