A daisy- idling-in- glass . Caught my attention while waiting at the hotel ...  

at my hotel ... 

The typical restaurant selling teochew yu tan mee (fishball noodles) and shao la eaterer.  

the shops opp my hotel . typical teahouse of HK  

my hotel 

hk 'mrt' 

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single ticket issue machine 

mangkok 

"lelong lelong ! !"  

Hk street eat . if u have never eaten these street foods ...have u been in HK ? MUst eat!  

Been here, smelly there. Y? smelly tau fu ...  

AHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhh... Praise God!  

HK --best in milktea, best in porridge ! Apetiizer ? Bonjour ! 

yummy 

typical street of HK 

trio exitement !  

have a hafty shopping !!!!!!  

Best wanton mee ever eaten . 4 huge wanton inside packed wif really big fresh prawns and flavoured species . Chewy noodles and hot savoury soup. Almost fall a tear when i eat this bowl of noodle in a cold and lonely nite in HK.... beside the bowl of the noodle is a receipt.. In Hk teahouse, their usual culture is eat first pay later when u show them yr receipt...I even talk to the lady sitting the same table as me..she is eating the gai lan veg with oyster sauce with hot spicy beef noodle... very friendly indeed and wat a nice occurance! :)  

i got my best wanton mee I have ever eaten till now from this store pointed in yellow 'Jia ji wanton mee ' from Hau Fook street 7A -2 

Common sights in HK :Bonjour ..what is a bonjour? U know Sasa in Singapore? Yes...bonjour is something like sasa in HK and Singapore .. HK is full of sasa .. one lane sasa and next lane u go ....sasa again .. I am so surprised! haunting me again and again ... heard that is it for convenience sake of the ever busy Hongis ? Hk os full of cosmetic and personal care counters and some pdts are cheaper than singapore so potential ppl goin to HK ...Look out for lobangs!  

View from the moving bus to hotel and HK is quite foggy... consisting of mountains and lakes  

U have never been to HK if u have not eaten their Dim sum .. and milk tea.. Yummy ..their dim sum and milk tea is very diff i swear  

This is Hong Kong fashion. Overall ...  

The bus tram