This is a very interesting museum on Hong Kong food culture. I recommend this to anyone who is…read morevisiting Hong Kong or even locals who want to relive their collective memories and learn more about old Hong Kong food culture. To visit the museum, you must register on their website. Each session lasts for 1 hour and 15 minutes. On the website, it says there is a guided tour but in fact the guided tour was only 15 minutes long. There is an 8-min long 3D video talking about the history and development of Tao Heung Group. I wasn't too impressed by the video but the short commentary by the guide was very interesting and you could learn a lot of things about local food culture. I just wish the commentary was longer and that they provided English version so that I could recommend to my non-Cantonese speaker friends. I like how they have setups of a Dai Pai Dong, a street hawker stall and the old school style Chinese tea house where you can take many pictures. They also have exhibits of old furniture and machines donated by restaurants that have shut down. Wanna know how much it costed to have a meal at The Peninsula in the 60s? They have the menu from back then! I'll leave it here for you to explore on your own. It's not a big museum but definitely worth a visit. It's just about a 5-min walk from the Fo Tan station.

Had a good experience staying at the Hyatt Regency at Sha Tin. The only thing I would say is that…read moreit's far away from the city center, but with the MTR, it's not TOO bad. Located within a short walking distance from the University MTR stop. The lobby is pretty spacious and the bellhop were really friendly and helpful. The moment we got out of the taxi, they already had the trolleys out to help with our luggage. Check in was quick and easy. The room we got was a two twin bed room. You can say it was enough for us, but you can also say that it wasn't. The bathroom area is pretty spacious with a full size tub and a separate shower area. The decor definitely looks a little aged, but it was still clean. The hotel had a restaurant downstairs that does buffet. Didn't get a chance to try it though. There was also a regular sit down restaurant right next to it. We got access to the Regency Club and it was nice. Continental breakfast was provided as well as hor dourves later in the afternoon. The staff working up in the Regency Club were all pretty friendly, but for some unknown reason I felt like I was being watched over what I was doing. Just a sense of not feeling entirely comfortable or rather welcoming even though I had the right access to it. As far as the other amenities go, the pool area and kids area were really nice and big. The gym is also another amenity that deserves some shine. The workout area is a lot bigger than a lot of other hotel gyms. They have enough cardio and free weight equipments for guests to enjoy. Overall, no other complaints about our stay here. We would definitely consider staying here in the future, but will be putting traveling time back and forth into consideration. Lastly, if you're looking for laundry, there is a laundry spot one MTR away at Fo Tan. It's about a 10 min walk after getting off the MTR station in a small shopping center in the back. Pretty affordable prices compared to having Hyatt do it.

Just like Jackie, I too had a great experience staying here. It's close to the MTR. There is the…read moreuniversity across from here. The lobby was very nice. The room was the large with two beds. This hotel has a restaurant downstairs. They have buffet but nothing else. Didn't try it. It's pretty affordable especially.