Talk:Chuk Yuen

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Chuk Yuen village at shatin pass road and lung chung road? I guess it could be, but its little more than crumbling 2 story buildings and squatter huts. There are a few food stalls and a trying-to-be-a-convenience-store. It also appears the government is fencing off areas and declaring them government land whenever there is a chance. also:
- Centamap lists address numbers for the buildings, but not a village name
- there is a rotating pole signaling a hair cutting establishment, but i have not actually seen the shop
- there is street food available at night in the alley closest to the overpass
- there is better street food available outside the alley around shatin pass road
—Mike2525 18:06, 10 May 2007 (UTC)

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