Get ready for a super exciting adventure this Sunday, June 29, as “I Juander” celebrates its anniversary with a very special episode — and guess what? They’re going to Hong Kong!
You probably already know that Hong Kong is a favorite vacation spot for many Filipinos. People love the shopping, the bright city lights, and the amazing food. But this time, the hosts of I Juander, Susan Enriquez and Empoy Marquez, ask a big question:
👉 What really makes Pinoys fall in love with Hong Kong?
Let’s find out!
🌴 Hidden Paradise: Sai Kung District
Nicknamed the “Back Garden of Hong Kong,” this place is full of beautiful islands, white beaches, and cool rock formations that look like giant sculptures made by nature! Susan and Empoy hop on a boat to explore these magical spots—perfect for nature lovers and selfie-takers!
🦐 Seafood Fun at Chuen Kee
Love seafood? This restaurant gives you a “dampa-style” experience—just like in the Philippines! You choose your fresh fish, shrimp, or crab, and they’ll cook it for you right away. Yum!
💃🍽 Dancing Chef at Tung Po Kitchen
At Tung Po Kitchen in Wan Chai, food isn’t the only star—the owner Robby dances while cooking! He breakdances and parties with the customers while serving super tasty Cantonese dishes. Now that’s what you call a dinner show!
⛵ Sailing in the Past with Aqua Luna
Susan and Empoy ride the Aqua Luna, a traditional Chinese boat with red sails. It used to be a fishing boat long ago, but now it gives tourists a fun ride while sharing stories about Hong Kong’s sea history.
🥢 100-Year-Old Food at Lin Heung Lau
They also stop by Lin Heung Lau, a restaurant that’s been around for over 100 years! Here, you can try dim sum and other classic Chinese dishes, just like they did many years ago.
📸 Photo Spots with Ace the Photographer
No trip is complete without Instagram-worthy photos, right? Ace, a Filipino-Chinese photographer and architect, takes Susan and Empoy to the best photo spots in Hong Kong that are perfect for your feed!
🇵🇭 Rizal’s Footsteps in Hong Kong
Did you know that Dr. Jose Rizal, our national hero, once lived in Hong Kong for a whole year? Every year, Filipinos living in Hong Kong visit Rednaxela Terrace to offer flowers in his memory. Even photojournalist Enrique Rueda Sadiosa helps keep the tradition alive. It’s a beautiful way to remember our hero abroad.
🎉 So Why Do Pinoys Keep Coming Back?
Whether it’s for the food, the fun, the history, or just that special feeling of adventure—Hong Kong has a piece of everything Filipinos love.
So don’t miss the anniversary special of “I Juander” this Sunday at 8 PM on GTV!
You’ll laugh, learn, and maybe even start dreaming about your next trip to Hong Kong!
