Hong Kong Day 4

3 days have passed and so far Hong Kong has been a really nice place to me. But it was pretty tiring because of all the walking. We slept early and woke up later than the time we set Lol.. 

Had breakfast at Tim Ho Wan, a Michelin Starred restaurant located at Olympic City shopping mall just next to Olympic station. 

Adress: Shop 72, G/F, Olympian City 2, 18 Hoi Ting Road, Tai Kok Tsui. 

Lucky that the queue wasn't long that day! =)

Dim Sum was good but the star of Tim Ho Wan is this Crispy Char Siew Pork Bun. 

Their Char Siew Bun is something to die for!!! Their outlet will be opening soon in Melbourne city I can't wait! =D

Off to Ngong Ping 360 after that. Be prepared to queue for buying the tickets to Ngong Ping village or else you could get them online. After you get your tickets you will need to queue again for the cable car Hahahaha

I'm afraid of height but we bought the Crystal cabin pass to the Big Buddha. =) We bought the package that includes crystal cabin round trip and the Stage 360 which costs around HK$245 (Rm110+)

It was a right choice as we get to avoid the super long queue for the cabin car because most of the people bought the standard cabin which is so much cheaper. Could not be bothered to queue again since we already queued up for the tickets! 

 

That's me with the "SHIT it was so high up" face! Apart from that the view up there was pretty amazing! 

A photo of us took using the GoPro!  

Tehee even though it was scary but I just have to do this once! 

But yeah I did it twice! Actually wanted to lay on the glass floor the second time but I failed to do so because it was just too scary! lol..

Looking at the map of Ngong Ping Village. 

 250 steps up to the statue of Big Buddha! =)

Stage 360 show after that~ I was asked to volunteer on stage to play a part in the Ipman scene too...haha it was fun! 

Got 2 complimentary food vouchers with the pass so we got ourself a polo bun and a cup of bubble milk tea..

Second Madame Tussauds visited after Sydney's. The character is pretty much similar just that they have HK celebrities here...

No HULK is not going to kill me He is trying to safe me...lol...

one of my fav pic!

Went to have to dinner at this famous wonton noodle restaurant which is another Michelin-Starred restaurant, Mak's Noodles 麥奀雲吞麵世家

Doesn't look good? Trust me it was so damn good! You cannot believe how small this bowl of noodle was Lol.. Mr.Dar can probably finished this by 4 mouths and it costs HK$40 per bowl. 

Too expensive for such a small portion so we only had one each and decided to have something else after we get back to our hotel. 

Then we went for this fabulous panoramic view of Hong Kong from the Sky Terrace 428. 

Whether you visit The Peak in the morning or nigh time, it is a scenic spot that you should not miss!

Wanted to use the tram down from The Peak but it was around 2 hours wait! 

Then we decided to use the bus instead~ 

Reached hotel and we decided to have dessert somewhere near instead of having some proper meal.. hehe =p

I think I'm crazy because I ordered 4 dessert! LOL... The durian pancake was epic! The smell was just too strong even we feel paiseh to eat and we laughed so hard that the waitress thought they sent the wrong one for us...hahaha...But it was so good omg! 

And that chocolate lace cake...yum~ 

Ended our tiring day with dessert! =) more photos on my Fb! 

Cheers~ 

Hong Kong Day 3

Spent our day 3 wandering around the busy and condensed streets of Tsim Sha Tsui...

But before that we went to have some awesome breakfast at the very famous Australian Dairy Company 澳洲牛奶公司. It is famous for its legendary scrambled eggs and steamed egg white pudding with milk. 

Took MTR from Olympic station to Jordon station and it was just 5 minutes walk from the station where you can easily noticed the shop with long queue outside...  

Address: 47 Parkes Street, Hong Kong

Hours:

 

Open 7.30am - 9pm Daily 

Very crowded cha chaan teng where food comes right after you ordered =) Basically there is no waiting time on the food! lol...

Steamed egg white pudding with milk that costs HK$20 (Rm10)

There are 3 set meal provided for breakfast, lunch and dinner but we did not go with the set meal but we ordered some toast separately. 

Toast, toast and french toast! All tasted so good~ especially the scrambled eggs which are the highlight of that place. 

and never forget the Ice lemon tea and Iced milk tea~ 

Btw Mr.Dar couldn't read Chinese and speak canto so I was the one who ordered/buy everything during the whole trip! ==

So I accidentally ordered the scrambled eggs and ham sandwich with white bread for Him instead of the toasted white bread which just costs Hk$1 extra. hahaha You know it was not easy to communicate in canto because it was my first time so I was super nervous. He was pretty upset with the white bread and demanded a second visit! Lol... 


Give it a try if you are in HK but don't expected good service there! =p



After the satisfying meal, we then took the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui. Basically you will pass by Central and Hong Kong station which are connected via  two tunnels. 

You will see many shopping malls once you walk out Tsim Sha Tsui station. All the high end shops and malls are located in this area. 

queuing up for elevator? 

walked to the Avenue of Star that is located along the Victoria Harbour waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui. 

The Hong Kong "Hollywood walk of fame"with celebrities hand prints along the walk way. 

It was super hot that day so I did not take any pictures with me in it instead I just snapped with my Dslr and quickly find a place to hide from the sun.  

Anyway I feel so blessed to be able to see the world's most beautiful skyline for real after seeing them on the Tv screen for years. 

So we decided to have Honeymoon Dessert at Hk biggest's mall, Harbour City Mall after a walk at the harbour. 

I love love love this Mango Pancakes with one big slice of mango flesh in it...so good! 

The double decker tram in the city that is also called 'Ding Ding' =) 

Dinner that night was at Yat Lok, featured in Hong Kong Michelin Guide 2015 that is famous for their signature Roast Goose! 

Adress: G/F, 28 Stanley Street, Central Hong Kong. 

Opening hours: Mon to Sat 7am-7pm 

Ordered Roast goose and BBQ pork for 2 that costs around HK$130 (Rm55+)

What's he best part of the roast goose? Of course it's the skin. Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside with a layer of melty fat! =p 

Walked around after dinner then we had dessert at Holly Brown. Rainie Yang, the ambassador of Holly Brown made me came in the store and ordered this gelato. LOL...

Baileys gelato with brownies and Nutella sauce =p

Another good day spent in HK city! More photos on my Fb album. 

Cheers~