{"id":1448,"date":"2012-03-15T16:15:00","date_gmt":"2012-03-15T16:15:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.dimsumdolly.com\/?p=1448"},"modified":"2012-03-15T16:15:00","modified_gmt":"2012-03-15T16:15:00","slug":"po_toi_o","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dimsumdolly.net\/?p=1448","title":{"rendered":"Po Toi O \u5e03\u888b\u6fb3"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nWanting to get in some hillwork last Saturday, I hiked up High Junk Peak (\u91e3\u9b5a\u7fc1) last Saturday with a friend. This is one of the steepest peaks in Hong Kong and it stands at 344m. On a clear day, you’ll get a magnificent view from the top. You’ll overlook Clear Water Bay, and see Sharp Peak (\u86ba\u86c7\u5c16) in Sai Kung at a distance, as well as Hong Kong island and Kowloon.
\nTo get there, we took green minibus 103M from Tsueng Kwan O mtr station (exit A1) and stopped at the bus stop just in front of the Clear Water Bay country trail entrance along Clear Water Bay road (\u6e05\u6c34\u7063\u9053).
\nIn this picture, you see the peak of High Junk Peak in the foreground, and the group of islands in the distance is known as the Nine Pin Islands (\u679c\u6d32\u7fa4\u5cf6).
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\nComing down High Junk Peak, you can see Po Toi O (\u5e03\u888b\u6fb3), a fishing village. According to Wikipedia, the village is named as such – \u5e03\u888b means “sack” – because it is situated at a bay shaped like a sack. From the picture above, I guess it does resemble it somewhat!
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\nAfter our hike, we sat down to a late lunch at Fai Kee Seafood restaurant where we had a delicious plate of uni<\/i> (aka sea urchin) fried rice (HKD180). Yum yum. Po Toi O is a sleepy little village with a nice laid-back charm to it – another gem of a place in HK. Must come back again for a more hearty meal.
\nThere is, of course, an easier way to get to Po Toi O. Either take a taxi from Po Lam (\u5bf6\u7433) mtr station or green minibus 16 from the Po Lam bus terminus (just next to the mtr station).
\n\u767c\u8a18\u6d77\u9bae\u9152\u5bb6 Fai Kee Seafood Restaurant
\n\u897f\u8ca2\u6e05\u6c34\u7063\u5e03\u888b\u6fb3\u78bc\u982d7\u865fA\u8216 7A Po Toi O Ferry, Sai Kung
\nTel: +852 2719 9129<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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