Sha Tin

I visited the Sha Tin branch last time and had a good experience, so this time I went to Happy Valley. The environment is nice, and it even has a private restroom, which is a plus. However, perhaps the Sha Tin branch is newer, so I felt its environment was slightly better. The masseur's technique was excellent, so it seems both branches are good and worth recommending.

The entire process was very comfortable, and they really did massage for a full hour. However, I'm deducting a few points because all the products used were from mainland China, and even the technician spoke Mandarin. Other than that, everything else was great, and there was absolutely no hard selling.

Post-trial feedback: This package is truly a great value! From the moment we entered and took off our shoes to being escorted to the room, the staff were incredibly polite and attentive, making us feel right at home. When it was time to change for the spa, although the spa area was a bit small, it offered complete privacy, and there was even a cold green tea and a cold towel ready for use, which was very thoughtful! In the Kwun Tong area, having a spa, facial, and body massage is quite rare. The facial itself was incredibly comfortable; although the products used were a bit ordinary, for a price of just over 300 HKD, I understand that you can't expect too much! Finally, the massage therapist came in, and they were truly skilled, applying plenty of pressure without holding back at all—definitely commendable! Regarding the package price, it's really worth considering. There's absolutely no hard selling, and it's worth experiencing firsthand. Joining a plan later on isn't very expensive either; for just a few hundred HKD, you get all three services. In the past, this might have cost four figures, so it's an incredible deal! I especially appreciate the manager's meticulous attention to detail—100% excellent! 👍🏻

highly recommend one of the best massages I had in Hong Kong therapist great staff friendly easy to book

Buy one, get one free, with an average cost of 420 per person, offering very high value for money. Cold dishes include chilled lobster, brown crab, sashimi, and oysters... Hot dishes feature rack of lamb, roast beef, roasted pork knuckle, foie gras, steamed giant grouper, pizza, German pork knuckle with sauerkraut, and a noodle station serving laksa... Desserts have limited options, featuring egg tarts, waffles, several cakes, and Movenpick... Drinks include alcoholic beverages, mixed juices, homemade lemon tea, coffee, and kudzu root soup... Overall, the variety is relatively small, but the food focuses on quality rather than quantity with consistent quality, showing little difference from my last visit. I particularly appreciate the diligent attitude of the staff handling the oysters, who put in the effort and time to scrub and clean every single oyster thoroughly without cutting corners. Well done!

After purchasing this activity on Klook, the Hong Kong Jockey Club sent a message containing a QR code for entry to the racecourse and GENSO, which was very convenient. Although you cannot choose your seats when buying tickets on Klook, the restaurant environment is spacious, allowing you to move around freely and go to the balcony to watch the horse races. You also receive a free drink voucher. The food portions are sufficient, there's no time limit for seating, and there are multiple photo opportunities on the third and fourth floors.

This time, I purchased the buffet through KLOOK and received a 25% discount. It also included unlimited juice, soda, and red and white wine. There was a wide variety of food, and the quality of every dish was excellent; everything tasted delicious. Although the restaurant was full, the environment was quiet, making it suitable for a gathering of friends or a celebration meal.

First time eating the buffet at the Sha Tin Racecourse 👍. Seeing the horses racing 🏇 naturally makes you want to place a bet. For someone like me who doesn't know how, the staff taught me right away. I was able to place a bet at the very last second, and you can instantly watch the horses run right past you before the finish line. It's so thrilling and fun! Luckily, we all had some winnings 👏😝. The dessert selection was huge and very delicious 👅, while the main courses were just so-so.

Honestly, I don't quite understand why I had to buy three ice cream vouchers to order tickets for Andy Hui's concert. Andy Hui isn't an endorser for this ice cream brand, and I also don't believe I'll be allowed to eat ice cream inside the Hong Kong Coliseum. But I do like this brand of ice cream, so it's no big deal. I'm sure I'll be able to use all the ice cream vouchers, and the method for redeeming them seems very easy.