Yummy food that i had in HK

Hong Kong is known for its diverse and equally delicious cuisine and seafood. True to being a metropolitan hub in Asia, it is also home to cuisines from around the world and locals relish eating sushi, steak and spaghetti at the hundreds of restaurants in the city. But for tourists, nothing beats being able to eat at the numerous street markets or 'Char Sat' and it helps to know where they are and what you can order.

Salted fish fried rice.. Yummy!

Yummy Crab

Mantis Prawn

My all time fav!! Durian Pancake

Beef 'Hor Fan'

Famous Tong Leng Char aka Iced Lemon Tea

'Pei Dan' Porridge

Yao Char Guai

Most of the restaurant / food stall will offer a glass of tea immediately when customer sit down. It is either you can drink or wash your utensils. :)

Mangoo Milk

Famous burger from Macau, forgot the name.. :P

Tou Sa Pau aka Red Bean Pau

Chicken Feet, yummy! :P

This is very yummy! I must order this everytime i go dim sum!

All kinda dim sum

Cheesy Seafood Baked Rice

'Ng Pou Fan' very delicious!!

Mangoo Lassi

Red Bean Tong Shui

Mangoo Sago, my all time fav

A dessert shop @ Chuen Wan

Supper at the street

Yu Dan aka Fish Ball Soup

Fresh Prawn Wantan

Hor Fan Soup

Yummy Wantan Noodle.. It is so different from our local Wanton Noodle..

Fireworks @ The Peak

We decided to go to The Peak to see fireworks. So coincidently it was 1st Oct - China National Day. Hong Kong celebrates the founding of People's Republic of China with the spectacular National Day Fireworks Display. Held in Victoria Harbour in the heart of this vibrant cosmopolitan city. Tons of people went up to The Peak to see the fireworks, at the same time we can see the beautiful night scene of Hong Kong!

Perching on The Peak at 396 metres above sea level, The Peak Tower is one of the most stylish architectural icons in Hong Kong. With an avant-garde design representing the epitome of modern architecture, the spectacular tower has been featured in millions of photographs and postcards across the world.
Inside The Peak Tower, there is a dazzling array of restaurants, shops and entertaiment set against the beautiful backdrop of the city.
Moreover, The Peak Tower boasts the highest 360° viewing platform, The Sky Terrace, that offers spectacular panoramic views of the vibrant city – from the stunning cityscape to the tranquility of greenery landscape.

Me & Micheal Yeoh at Madame Tussauds
Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is a unique celebrity-inspired attraction that connects guests with famous people, famous events and famous times. Featuring six themed areas, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong provides guests with the opportunity to meet their idols and do the things that famous people do!

The venerable Peak Tram is, as most passengers agree, the only way to truly experience the beauty of Hong Kong's natural wonders. Tens of millions of people from every corner of the globe have taken the ride, which affords a uniquely spectacular perspective of the city.

Tons of people waiting for the tram to go to The Peak

Me & Janice , the big guy behind us is her lovely hubby - Matt. Our most appreciate tour guide in HK!

Waiting for the fireworks at The Peak

Beautiful fireworks! I love to see fireworks!!

Lunch @ Hakata Ramen

Had lunch at Hakata Ramen after visited Snoopy World.

Snoopy World

First of all thanks for Mel for the ride to sent us to KLIA. :) Arrived airport early in the morning, after checked in our luggage, we headed to MC Donald for breakfast before boarding to the plane.

This is my first destination after checked in to the hotel. Snoopy World is situated in New Town Plaza, Shatin. Opened since 02 Sept 2000. This play ground is about 40,000 sq ft. Snoopy World features heaps of fun to the young and also to the elderly. Over 60 huge figure of Snoopy and other character such as Chalie Brown, Lucy, Linus and etc are here to welcome you! :)

With Janice, my Hongkie good friend..

Snoopy school bus..

Snoopy looks super cool in sunglasses. Don't you think so?

Octopus Card (八達通卡)

We bought this Octopus Card when we arrived in Hong Kong International Airport. This card can be added value if it is nearly over the limit. This can be done in everywhere such as MTR station, 7-11, and other places, very convenient.

Octopus Card (八達通卡)
Launched in September 1997, Octopus is the pioneering electronic ticketing system that makes travelling easier and more enjoyable. All Octopus Cards contain a built-in microchip that contains detailed fare information for many modes of transport. You simply swipe your Octopus Card over the Fare Deducting Processor as you pass through the ticket gates and enter the MTR system. Octopus Cards are available in Adult, Elder, Child and Personalised versions.
Octopus Cards are incredibly versatile and can be used to pay for multiple modes of transport including the MTR, Airport Express, Light Rail, buses and ferries, etc. Once you have an Octopus, you don't have to worry about scrabbling around in your pocket or purse for coins ever again!Octopus Cards are so user-friendly and being widely accepted by most public payphones, vending machines and photo booths in transport premises.

Returning and Obtaining a Refund on a Normally Functioning Octopus Card
You may return and obtain a refund for a normally functioning Octopus Card at any Customer Service Centre. To be eligible for a refund, the returned card must be in good condition and have a remaining value not exceeding HK$500. If not, your card will be sent to Octopus Cards Limited for further handling. If returning an Octopus Card within three months of its issue date, you will be required to pay a refund handling fee of HK$7.