After a scorching and humid summer, the weather is finally cooling down. This week, we ask you what your favourite comfort food is in HK and where to get them? Mine is Mac and Cheese.. I'm still on the quest to find the perfect one tho. Pictures above from Times Square's 798 and SEVVA.

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@taura_e
@hkFashionGeek roasted chestnuts straight from the barrel! on the street corner:) #hkfgtwittertips

@lingfromTO
@hkFoodGeek hot pot!!! No clue I'm new to HK.. But it always does the trick! :)

@DeeSeeBeaucoup
@hkFashionGeek Spicy Szechuan Hot pot! Or snake and waxed sausages dishes at She Wong Fun in Central!!!!!

@randomraj 
@hkFashionGeek My guilty pleasure comfort food: Cha Siu Fan from Canteen.

Marsha_H
@hkFashionGeek best comfort food: cup noodle (that's what i am needing right now!) available at any 7-11 to supermarket #hkfgtwittertips

Geoffrey_Wu
@randomraj @hkFashionGeek: Wild Boar Tagliatelle with an Ice Cold pint of Ale! homemade of course

coffeemeow
@hkFashionGeek homemade Chinese fried glutinous rice with Chinese sausage and yummy bits #hkfgtwittertips

fernandogros
@hkFashionGeek this winter is going to be all about Clam Chowder, Sausage & Lentils or, Biriyani. All homemade.

dddlai
@hkFashionGeek congeeeeee and hot pot!!!!!!!!!! congee = Sun Kee 生記 in sheung wan and hotpot in my own house!! Lol or I guess at Budaoweng hotpot in Times Square :)

Jeannie Hong noodles + dumplings from that "ghetto" restaurant. (ShoeGeek knows)

Yeelim
@hkFashionGeek Hot pot at Him Kee in Wan Chai. Even better with friends

jasonbonvivant
@hkFashionGeek #hkfgtwittertips comfort food? gotta to be ... a bowl of beef brisket rice noodle for me! or simply Char Siu Rice!

skycita
@hkFashionGeek yachiyo's spicy miso ramen w extra egg, living around the corner adds to comfort factor...

sweet877
@hkFashionGeek #hkfgtwittertips ginger steamed milk from yee shun at CWB...or double skin milk. silky smooth and warms you up right away!

dumdidav
@hkFoodGeek a hot bottle of malted vitasoy, available at 7-11 or circle k! Yay!

Vincent Br French food from Brtianny at "La Crêperie"!! 100-102 Queens Road East ... Prices are good as the food :)

It's surprisingly hard to find decent Italian food in Hong Kong so this week we ask you for recommendations. Image from Cecconi's in Soho which also has a great lunch set deal and decent pizza. It's about $138 for a two course lunch I believe.

This week's Twitter tips question: What's your favourite resto for Italian in HK and tell us your must-order dish #hkfgtwittertips

@sweet877
@hkFashionGeek Tuscany by H which is closed :( otherwise Ziti's in Tai Hang. Must order special pizza with an egg on top! #hkfgtwittertips

@missfonginhk
@hkFashionGeek Definitely Rughetta on Wyndham St. Try the stuffed mushrooms with mozza and parma ham, delizioso!

@Mari5HongKong
@hkFashionGeek Italian..haven't tried many in HK but Cafe Graham (yeah, in Graham St. obviously.) was good, food, portion and price!!!

@rkirpalaney
@hkFashionGeek Cenacolo - their ravioli is to die for!

@AnthonySolimini
@hkFoodGeek pizza at 208

@randomraj
@hkFashionGeek I'm fond of Cenacolo in Soho for Italian Their Pastas / Pizza are brill.Double points for the choco pudding! #hkfgtwittertips

@e_ting
@hkfoodgeek Any of the pastas on Otto e Mezzo's menu, and that huge rib eye (to share), even though that's not strictly Italian...

@searsmc
@hkfashiongeek Panevino - their gnocchi is amazing

@GoOutHongKong
@hkfoodgeek Have been once to Posto Publico in Soho, it was very good ,now waiting to try Spuntini tomorrow

@ejorpin
@hkFoodGeek best (& best value) Italian in HK is Posto Pubblico. Tagliolini w. peas & pancetta = YUM!

It never ceases to amaze me how interactive twitter is and often I am inspired by the people who talk to me on twitter. In recognition of that, I am starting a new column called Twitter Tips where throughout the week, I will ask one question and report back on the answers. If you want to join in the conversation, follow us at @hkfashiongeek

Question: If someone were coming to Hong Kong for one day and wanted to get the full local experience, what would you tell them to do?

mtashford Michael Ashford
@hkFashionGeek Victoria Peak would have to be on there

wendychou Wendy Chou
@hkFashionGeek dimsum, lemontea/milktea, mongkok for shopping centers, end with LKF!

Mari5HongKong Mari Iwa
@hkFashionGeek Journey on TRAM!!!

PenguinSix Andrew Leyden
@hkFashionGeek Lunch in Central, Peak at Sunset, Star Ferry at Dusk. Tst light show at 8, markets of mongkok after that.

andymassey Andrew Massey
@hkFashionGeek MTR rushhour > shopping > The Peak by tram > Tim Ho Wan dim sum lunch > bird market > Festival of Light > Night Market > bed

cko01 christina ko
@hkFashionGeek spicy crabs, karaoke, island bev, Tsui wah

g4gary Gary Suen
@hkFashionGeek Yum cha!

jisampedro Javier I. Sampedro
@hkFashionGeek Star ferry, tram, sheung wan to cwb, ngong ping, bus to Tai O, back to town, go to peak and finish with nice dinner

Diane_BB Diane de la B
@hkFashionGeek : start early with the peak if sunny, walk down to central, then Mongkok, finish by TST and light show :)