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Emily Chen Can anyone recommend some of the best IPTV channels to watch?

I’ve been using a service called IPTV Box and they have a great selection of channels focused on Asian cooking. You might want to give it a try!

I agree with Emily, the metro is a great way to get around. Plus, you can use apps to help you navigate and find food spots easily. Just make sure to have some cash for smaller vendors!

I will also look into those YouTube channels! It sounds like a good way to learn while watching.

Emily ChenI've been craving some authentic Hong Kong flavors...

Thanks for the recommendations! Are there any specific shows you would recommend from these channels? I'd love to get into some cooking myself.

Thanks for the suggestions, Admin! I've heard a lot about the Hong Kong Food Network. Do you know if they have a streaming app or platform I can access on my smart TV?

Thanks for the insights, Admin! I've been using IPTV for sports, but I never thought about it for cooking shows. Do you have any specific channel recommendations that feature cooking tutorials or food documentaries?

Thanks for the tips, Sarah! I’m also curious about the nightlife in Montreal. Any good spots for late-night food or drinks that you’ve come across?

For sure! Start with some classic dishes like 'Char Siu' (BBQ pork) and 'Wonton Noodles'. They are staples and pretty straightforward to cook. You can usually find good recipes on those IPTV channels!

Hi Emily! I totally relate to your excitement. In my experience, the channel 'Hongkong Food Network' is excellent. They often showcase local chefs working in LA, and you get to see some traditional recipes being made. You might also want to check out 'Taste of Hong Kong' for street food highlights!