Comments by "Maggie Chan" (@maggiechan33) on "The last of Hong Kong’s street food rebels" video.

  1. Highly doubt Malaysian DPD is superior; you don't even have your own name + your wok cooking was learned from Cantonese HK.
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  2.  @cdnsilverdaddy  Don't expose your ignorance about China.
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  3.  @priyank5118  Several centuries of British Colonialism + you still can't write proper English: "now a days" ???
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  4.  @priyank5118  Someone whom KNOWS that: -Aghori are indians -sloppiness in writing reflects sloppiness in mental process.
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  5.  @bunnieandminnie  Apparently @Thinkofwhat has an inferiority complex.
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  6. And your Aghori eat their own waste.
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  7. AThinkofwhat You Malaysians failed to recognize the phenomenal talents of Michelle Yeoh; she had to go to Hong Kong to become a superstar. This year she made history as the first ethnic Chinese/Asian to win a Best Actress Oscar. As per usual, you always "reckon" erroneously. You must think you are from the American West/South.
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  8. Hong Kong Cantonese Cuisine is based on freshness, while your food is soaked with overpowering sauces, very convenient to mask a not very fresh ingredient.
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  9. You drink the polluted Ganges water + your Aghori are cannibals.
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  10.  @user-rh6ru5oz2o  They are still ignorant, intentional lying + disseminating hate.
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  11.  @priyank5118  You are so dim, can't think of your own topic to post on. India has 58% of the global cases of Leprosy; I am sure you will reply about Leprosy.
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  12.  @thanksforyouruploads  I am SURE Hong Kong is infinitely more splendid than where you live. Also, learn some history, Shanghai was established even before the Tang Dynasty (618-907), so China didn't have to "build Shanghai".
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  13.  @minxili3317  Right. Hong Kong has an unique Cantonese Culture.
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  14.  @minxili3317  ABSOLUTELY ! The 7 Oscars winning EEAAO for me is actually a very Hong Kong film. You have Gung Fu; Wong kai wai references; zany comedies, many predating Stephen Chow; and hot dog fingers, which first appeared in a HK flick - the 1991 "Dances with Dragon". I understand Hong Kong Cinema played a seminal role in the global cinematic history. (Director Daniel Kwan was raised on HK films.) Stay strong + well !
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  15. @@KC-te4qx That would be HK$ 16.72 - 33.44; yes very exorbitant for a hawker stall. In the US, most of the entrees in a Chinese takeout is MUCH LESS than US$ 16.72; bought today a qt of Shrimp with Broccoli, came with a free pt of rice + was only $14.55.
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