I like cars. And Hong Kong is the place for spotting exotic cars. Recall that Sean Connery as James Bond in the movie Gold Finger was surprised to hear about that there was a Rolls in this dinky third world colony; he was then immediately corrected and Bond was astounded to learn of the Peninsula Hotel had a fleet of... More

Wanchai has, apart from the red light district, plenty of interesting, charming old areas, trendy areas with cool archistecture such as Star Street (which is a bit soul-less, if you ask me) or along Johnston Road (The Pawn, Bo Innovation). More

Wan Chai is more than just the seedy bars. It's good food, authentic local chinese living, wet markets, shopping... nothing particularly to see, but worth a wander round. More

Wan Chai is either utterly appalling, if you don't like the seedy hostess bars that make up a large part of Lockhart Road, or utterly appealing, if you want to go drinking and dancing in Mes Amis, or in one of the bars near there where there's an all night 1980s greatest hits medley being played by a Filipino bar... More

Great buzz. cheap for HK Its a night place...all things for all people. good food More

Wan Chai is a triad territory full of gogo bars sporting old prostitutes, and boring night clubs filled with rural mannered maids. Cheap and dirty. More

Wan Chai was famous as some sort of red light district in Hong Kong island. That may have been true years ago, now it is a very interesting area with very authentic restaurants, bars and pubs where you can hang out and have some fun without the noisy touristy atmosphere of Lan Kwai Fong. It's where most locals would prefer... More

A different night life in HK. You can tell majority of customers are lonely westerners or expatriates who either live in HK or for a few days of business. More

Bar upon bar with expats everywhere partying. Good times, good Filipino cover bands in some bars. Some bar discos are full of sex workers from around the world. Good time, just be aware of your surroundings. More