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Visitors and locals alike are familiar with the importance of seafood to the bustling city of Hong Kong. Historically a fishing town, the city has outgrown its dependence on marine trade, but that doesn’t mean that Hongkongers have completely forgotten about this cultural heritage. In fact, seafood remains widely consumed by the people who live in Hong Kong and many seafood restaurants remain at the top of many tourists’ must-go lists.
But what if you suddenly wanted to feast on a fresh set of locally sourced lobsters, or host a seafood hotpot dinner for your friends and family? How about a luxury boiled seafood takeaway that delivers the best offerings of Hong Kong waters to your doorstep? We have good news for you—Aberdeen Fisherman’s Wharf is offering Localiiz readers a chance to enjoy an exclusive 15 percent off on purchases over $1,000 from its website!
You can choose from a wide range of products from Aberdeen Fisherman’s Wharf. From seafood hot pot sets that come with aromatic and umami dried flounder and kombu soup base to a seafood boil with a uniquely made sauce for your culinary ventures, this place has it all.
What’s more, the Aberdeen Fisherman’s Wharf strives to preserve the local fishing culture that is unique to Hong Kong. You can enjoy your aquatic feast in comfort knowing that you are supporting a traditional heritage craft less practised today!
From now till 1 November, simply register as a member on the Aberdeen Fisherman’s Wharf’s website and use the code LOCALIIZXAFW15 to claim your reward.
As a young brand with extensive experience in travel, yachting, and water activities, Seayou Explorer is a travel agent-licensed company that specialises in water-related activities and experience, primarily focused on the southern side of Hong Kong. Established back in 2016, Seayou has also developed four distinctive brands: FLOAT, Aberdeen 1773, Aberdeen Fisherman’s Wharf, and Aberdeen Flair. They are not merely a yacht booking platform; they strive to connect the public to the sea by offering a more accessible and joyful experience.
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