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We’re back from our trip finally! It was a very fruitful trip in terms of eating. We ate as much food as our stomach and hollow leg could hold, blame it on the makan list that we have put together based on some recommendations from openrice.com (Hong Kong no. 1 Food Forum). It’s no exaggeration to say that only another few hundreds hours of running drastically could work away the flab. Here’s a round up of where our Hong Kong Macau itinerary. Detailed posts will be coming up very soon.
Day 1: 紅茶館 Bridal Tea House Hotel, 澳洲牛奶公司 Australian Dairy Company @ Jordon, 麥文記麵家 Mak Man Kee Noodles House @ Jordon, The Peak, Ladies Street, 貢茶 Gong Cha Milk Tea @ Mongkok, 肥姐小食店 Fei Jie Snacks Shop @ Mongkok, 萬家燒餅皇 Siu Beng Wong @ Mongkok
Day 2: 妹記生滾粥品 Mui Kee Congee @ Mongkok, 金華冰廳 Kam Wah @ Prince Edward, Disneyland, Citygate Outlet Mall @ Tung Chung, 四季煲仔飯 Four Season Claypot Rice @ Yau Ma Tei, Temple Street
Day 3: 蓮香樓 Lin Heung Tea House @ Central, 陳意齋Chan Yi Zai @ Central, 泰昌餅家 Tai Cheong @ Central, 蘭芳園 Lan Fong Yuen @ Central, H&M @ Central, H&M @ Tsim Tsa Tsui, Honeymoon Dessert @ Harbour City Tsim Tsa Tsui, Avenue of Star @ Tsim Tsa Tsui, Symphony of Light @ Tsim Tsa Tsui, 鏞記酒家 Yung Kee @ Central, Lan Kwai Fong @ Central
Day 5: Macau Island – 義順牛奶 Leitaria I Son, Ruin of St. Paul, 潘榮記 減蛋金錢餅 Poon Weng Kee Biscuit, 祥記麵家 Cheung Kei, 添發碗仔翅美食 Tim Fatt Sharkfin, Senado Square, 黃枝記 Wong Chi Kee, Margaret’s Café e Nata 瑪嘉烈餅店, Grand Lisboa
Day 6: Taipa Village – Café Mun Kor, The Venetian, Four Face Buddha, 沙度娜 Serradura, 莫義記 Mok Yi Kee, 誠昌飯店 Seng Cheong Crab Porridge, 晃記餅家 Fong Kee Biscuits, 大利來記咖啡室 Tai Lei Loi Kee
DAY 1:
#1 Australian Dairy Company that stays at the top on openrice.com’s best restaurant list. True to it’s name, the steamed milk and scramble egg is omfg-ly good!
#2 Mak Man Kee Noodles House. Famous for the fermented bean curd pork trotter (nam yu zhu sao) noodles.
#3 Central – the financial and business hub of Hong Kong
#4 Walking down the red carpet at Madame Tussauds
#5 Gong Cha Bubble Tea with super nice milk top at Mongkok
#6 Fei Jie Snacks Shop where openrice.com’s foodies have raved about their braised octopus and pork innards. Yummy!
#7 Some forgettable snacks at Mongkok. Those mushy cow innards and fish balls are really gross!
DAY 2
#8 Very nice fish belly congee at Mui Kee Congee (inside a wet market)!
#9 The best polo yao at Kam Wah
#10 Visited Disneyland to revive that lost childhood memory
#11 Meet maikei and mainei (that’s how they pronounce Mickey & Minnie in Cantonese)
#12 Childhood Friends!
#13 Fireworks over sleeping beauty’s castle
#14 Buys from CityGate Outlet Mall (ignore the H&M paper bag)
#15 Four Season’s (not the hotel lar) Claypot Rice
DAY 3
#16 Early bird catches the dim sum. Lin Heung Tea House
#17 Bird nest cake @ Chan Yi Zai
#18 Lan Fong Yuen that has been selling stocking milk tea (xi mut lai cha) for over 50 years
#19 very smooth!
#20 Ate Chris Patten (the ex governer of HK)’s favourite egg tart at Tai Cheong
#21 Had a great time shopping at H&M Queens Road Central & Canton Road.
#22 Did some shopping at Harbour City and tried the famous banana pancake from Honeymoon Dessert.
#23 The old Clock Tower near the Star Ferry concourse at Tsim Sha Tsui
#24 Avenue of Stars at the Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Promenade.
#25 A symphony of light
#26 A very expensive dinner – roasted goose at Yung Kee
#27 Went to Lan Kwai Fong only to find out that we under-dressed. *shy*
DAY 4
#28 Look at the queue! But the long wait proves worthwhile…
#29 …when we took a bite on the crispy cha siu bao
#30 Tried our luck at Shatin Racecourse
#31 Had Taiyaki Hot Sandwich near Time Square, Causeway Bay
#32 Baked Pork Rib Rice @ Mido Café
#33 Juicy siu beng from Mongkok. Good stuff!
DAY 5
#34 Double Skin Milk at Leitaria I Son
#35 The Ruin of St. Paul’s!
#36 Big Heads
#37 Very nice hand made cookies from Poon Weng Kee Biscuit.
#38 Must eat the har zi meen (prawn roe wantan meen) and fish skin at Cheung Kei!
#39 Sharkfin for only HKD 35! Tim Fatt Sharkfin
#40 Delicious sui kow meen from Wong Chi Kee
#41 Senado Square
#42 Don’t forget to get some Portuguese Egg Tart from Margaret’s Café e Nata
#43 Trying our luck again 😀
DAY 6
#44 Famous for durian ice cream and sawdust pudding – Mok Yi Kee
#45 Cafe Mun Kor – where the locals go for their daily fix of zhu zai bao
#46 Four Faced Buddha @ Taipa Village
#46 Indoor gondola ride anyone?
#47 none other than the famed Venetian Macau
#48 Ice Fire sawdust pudding from Serradura
#49 Seng Cheong Crab Porridge
#50 You won’t want to miss this!
#51 Fong Kee Biscuits
#52 Got 4 pork chop bun for myself after an hour queue! Cafe Tai Lei Loi Kee
#53 It’s time to go home after we stomached down these goodies. Bye Macau!
WHAT??? U only submit a page of executive summary??? I want the content!!!!!!! Hahaha..nice start dear….looking forward for more to come!
I can’t wait to see more pictures dear! Glad u and lex had so much fun! I can tell from these pictures! and shopping in HK! oh my… you lifted up my stressed mood dear! U guys really tried lots of snacks and local delicacies!
yea yea, content! content! content!
Looks like you guys had a blast!
All that pictures of food is making me hungry!!! *checking for cheap air fares to HK & Macau..* =P
I am planning to go Hong KOng leh, I like your schedule very much, Makan and Shopping, Can email me a bit details kah??
Wonderful trip. I love it. Next time u should ask anyone want to follow … He he he, How much you all spend? Air Asia or Mas?? Where you stay ???
wow that’s a great trip alright.. so much places seen and nice food eaten.. I am more interested in the expensive yung kee roasted goose post hehe
wow, my hand tired after scrolling down reading ur post, what a feast!!!
hey, this post reminds me my HK and Macau trip on April ’08~
Miss it so much! Wish to go there again soon… 🙂
precious pea: lol sabar sabar..will do the detailed post one by one 😀
christine: hehe love ur europe pictures too! can’t wait to go there ‘someday’. haih
gill: will do will do 😛
bangsar babe: like mas said, now really is the best time to travel
ck: hehe really? we can send you our makan list if you want. can you read mandarin?
vkeong: haha serious? you’ll be disappointed then…not very nice also
mimi: haha that’s funny! we have so much of pic to post, but try to cut down lo
eunice: whoa lucky you! we are so broke after the trip 🙁
WHOA! So many photos.. took me a while.. hahah
oh gosh you make me miss hong kong sooooo much!!! glad you two had great fun!
looks all too good 🙂 awesome picture summary btw 😉
dear, ur post is killing!!! can’t load even one of them.
btw, i m going to shenzhen end of this month. it’s going to be my makan trip! lots of good food over there! :p
just wish that no more H1N1 by then… aiksss
That’s a nice trip and super nice photos.
wow. everything looks so so good! ahhhh craving for crab porridge now
thomas: haha too much of pictures taken
rokh: me too! cant wait to go back there
yiling: thankiuuuu dear hehe.im just lazy
Well, will save up money for the trip to HK and Macau but have to wait for the H1N1 to cool down first lol.
wow that’s a lot of food and pictures but not enough ler!!!
Oh my.. you make me miss HK food so much ! You guys ate so much … Syiok!
wah, the roast goose not nice? my friend went to yung kee too, but he just stood outside the restaurant and took the video of the goose being roasted on the rotating thing.. he saw the price and decided not to eat lol
Waiting for the episodes 123….:)
Phew! What a food ride you had! I feel a bit faint due to extreme hunger.
wow wow wow..u made me miss HK sooooo much!!!!!
I went to Macau before also but dunno why your trip looked so much more interesting!! Lol… maybe not adventurous enough 😛
Will use this post as future guide!
P/s: how much you all won at horse racing? :PP
aiwei: har really ar? try to close other browser n look at my pic..wish u all the best dear..take good k of urself so that u wont fall sick ok?
foodpromo: thankss
xin:the crab porridge is really good. so much of roe!
simon: yeah those hong kies were wearing mask wherever they go!
yiling: haha will do detailed post one
allie: yummy! shud not follow tour last time, all we ate were yucky food
vkeong: haha yeah 1/4 goose for hkd 160
cariso: sure no prob!
tummy: me too lol
jys: haha lets book ur flight there again
Wuah i so wanna go HK now!
wingz: hehehehe..hope u’ll win the biz class tic to hk
I could say, the best fish skin i ever tasted was the mini cafe at Macau. It was absolutely fresh !!! We want more content !!! 🙂
Absolutely fantastic!! I’m thinking of going there too! Do you think one day trip is enough for Macau?
Hi Patrick, yeah one day will do actually, but rmb to go to taipa village, about 15 min ride from macau’s main island. shall you need any help, do not hesitate to drop us an email
aaa…HK is one of the best places to shop, no? 😀 We went there for our honeymoon last year. Surprisingly it was easy to find Halal food as there were many Arab/Indian food. But I’ve to say, one of the best makan places is Todai Japanese Sushi & Seafood buffet. We went there for like 2-3 times sebab tak larat nak stuffed ourselves with more kebabs! :p
As always, nice pictures! 😉
Could i know whr do u stay at Macau? Can provide me the name, add & price. as i was thinking to go macau on july.
Hi we stayed at best western taipa hotel. its not in macau island though
Tiff: its rm 200 per night. we booked it through hotel club. its good if you plan to visit taipa village, because across the street from the hotel there’s a bus station.
Ok… Thank you so much for your information. Your blog is very fantasic as you write in a very detail for us to references. It is very good references for me. Hehe…. No update more info for your last few day trip? 🙂
hie there! thank you so much! we are very happy that our lil effort helps too :). Yeah will do it post by post and link it up. be patient ya
hi,
can u send me all ur hk & macau (hotel, eat, nice place n etc) list 4 me?? Thanks.
Hi~
May i know where you got your Ice Fire sawdust pudding? Where is Serradura? Are your pork chop bun nice? i read some reviews saying it’s very dry~
hi cal, can leave ur email add so tat we can send it over?
yannie: hie its just opposite the pork chop bun place. yeah apparently they are famous for the dried bun. if u go b4 3pm, they will serve it with the normal bun (very nice for malaysian tastebud) and after 3pm its the ‘special’ bun. try both version n tell me what u think ;p
Nice meeting you in person in the AFC daniel boulud preview 🙂
I’ve been searching around your blog for the interesting HK post. Would you mind to share your makan list? That will be the best because we will going to HK soon….hee
Thanks
Very interesting – tomorrow will be flying to HongKong via Macau. Hope I have the chance to bump into any of the yummy stalls that were being introduced. Cheers
HI! Do you have a list of your HK and Macau , recommended place for foods, sightseeing, hotel etc etc? Can i have it too? Please please please.
🙂 Thank you
Thanks for ur reply! but is MOP=HK$ same value? BTW in HK, do we hv to tip? Tipping?
its about the same. no u dun have to 🙂
Hello Gal, very nice and wonderful trip :), we will be going to hongkong for 5 days 4 nights and will be going to Macau for a day trip, would be grateful if you could kindly let me have a list of your HK and Macau recommended place for food and shopping. Thank you very much in advance. 😀
HAVE A NICE DAY!
hi, your photos and itinery of hongkong was fantastic.. Like Cal, do you mind share with me more of the details of your trip? i mean everything… stay, eat, shop, sighseeing, transport, everything!would be really greatful if you could drop me a mail. i’ll be going mid december.
thank you so much xxx
Hi jem, sent 🙂
hi can u sent me the details as well where is the locations address and everything so i can try those great yummy foodssss as well . im going to hk and macau on this 27th december and hope that i can try up the foodsss that u recommended in your blog… my email address is (shirleyng8805@yahoo.com) thanks yah !!!!
shirley, no problem 🙂
Hi, I’ll be going to Hong Kong in February. Do you mind to send me the details and whereabout to go and whereabout to eat in Hong Kong & Macau. Really appreciate it!!
Thanks in advance!!
walter, sent 🙂
can u send me the details too? im going macau on this fri for 4d 3n
thanks alot :p
hi mei, u can download it from the side bar, under the hk icon 🙂
hi
can u sent me the details/address where 2 go n eat at hk and macau?? really appreciate ur help… thanks…
tis my email add cmiko7900@hotmail.com
Hi,, My friend higly recommend me to visit your blog as she says ur blog is super”jeng”…very informative. I am going HK & macau in Jan…Hope can get your details for your itinerary as reference. Appreaciate you can forward to my email above. Thanks so much. Merry Christmas!!
Puyyee,
Sent to your mail. Hope it helps.
hi
did u mind 2 sent me ur itenary as our reference?? appreciate ur help… thanks…
cal: sent 🙂
Hi there, was doing some homework for my trip to hkg and macau in march and bump into this cute n colourful blog of urs! i really really like the food and pictures you posted, could you please send me your detailed itinerary as reference? it will really help a lot, thank you!! merry christmas!
Amy: Sent to your mail. Hope it helps 😉
Hi … i will be going to HK in November, would appreciate if you send me the detailed itenerary too!!! thx!!love your blog!always be my reference when i was craving for nice food..:D
sammi_cheng84@hotmail.com
hi u can download from the sidebar, under the hong kong logo 🙂
I really enjoy reading your blog. Can you send me details / address of where to eat and shop in HK and Macau + itinerary. I’m going in Jan 10. Really appreciate it! Thanks.
KS: Sent to your mail. Hope it helps 😉
Hi,
Could you please send me one too? Thanks!
Hi Anita, now you can download it from http://kampungboycitygal.com/travel/, look for HK n downloads. 🙂
Hi I’ll be going to HK and Macau, flying to macau 1st, will spend a day and a night there,after that will proceed to HK, will spend another 4-5days at HK, do we need any visa to hk/macau? How about transport to hk from/to macau? Is tat one day one night enough for macau? And may I have the details(include prices and comment) of ur accomod,transport(especially transport to the eateries)? I also heard that HK ppl look down at 內地人, is it better for us to speak in chinese/english? I heard tat they will treat 內地人bad, this makes me worry as I cant speak Cantonese…
p/s: I hv ur blog linked from my blog =) Hv been following ur updates since long time ago.. Like ur detailed post abt traveling and food! Keep going… cheers =D
hi ruth: you can take a ferry to macau, please refer to my macau post. theres 3/4 ferry companies and it costs about rm 140 for return. you can take a cab or a bus. actually most places are quite near to each other. like in macau island we just walk around. u just need to take a bus from macau island to taipa village and coloane village.
i’m not too sure because i spoke to them in cantonese. most hk/macau people are quite unfriendly, so no matter wat u speak it doesn’t make a difference haha
glad tat u like our blog. keep visiting ya
I really enjoy reading your blog. Can you send me details / address of where to eat and shop in HK and Macau + itinerary. I’m going in May 10. Really appreciate it! Thanks.
hi,
I like your blog very much.
I am planning to go HK-MC too.
Can you please send me your itinerary and details? free & easy?
how much have you spend for the trip?
HI for itinerary u can follow our blog post. 🙂
i’ve sent u the makan list
ooo n we spent about rm2k including flight 🙂
Hi,
Can you send me your makan list too? will be visiting in March.
thanks!
hi jp, no prob 🙂
Hey, i am planning my itinerary to macau and hong kong. Come across your blog. It would be greatful if you could drop me your itinerary as reference. Many thanks! Very much appreicated.
Hi cath, no problem 🙂 sent to u, email me if theres any prob
Hi Cath, now you can download it from http://kampungboycitygal.com/travel/, look for HK n downloads. 🙂
Hi,
I love your blog. Your account of food is really impressive. Hubby and I thinking of short 3D2N free and easy in Hong Kong. What would you recommend that we don’t miss!
Unfortunately, we don’t read chinese, we can speak cantonese..hopefully it’s not too hard to get our food by finger pointing.sighss..
cheers, bonnie
hi bonnie, thanks for your lovely comments. u must go to this australian dairy co. near to jordon station, they serve the best scramble egg in the world. n of coz the whole breakfast in a jiffy experience is not to be missed. they are not just a food outlet, its a good place to experience the HK culture by ordering the breakfast set A, B, C and gulp it all down in 10 min bcoz the queue out there is just too long.
would recommend u to try wantan mee and dim sum too. its very different from we have here .
should you advise of how much to bring for food, shopping & transport?
=p
.-= Sharonbee´s last blog ..C C 6 6 =-.
sharon: 2k ? i dun buy branded stuff wo, just outlet stuff
Just want to say thank you for the great list and the effort of making such comprehensive list. We have used it for our research for our Hong Kong-Macau trip in March this year, which has been a really great trip!
Do check our itinerary: –
http://www.travelingape.com/travel/5d-4n-hong-kong-and-macau-trip/
.-= TravelingApe ´s last blog ..5D 4N Hong Kong and Macau Trip =-.
wow i love ur itinerary too!
2k per person or the two of you?
.-= Samantha´s last blog ..T.A.L.E.N.T =-.
yeah 2k without shopping. 2.5k with shopping 🙂
How much did you guys spend for the whole trip? Inclusive of air tix and everything. For two. =]
.-= Samantha´s last blog ..T.A.L.E.N.T =-.
hi about rm2500, but our airfare is only rm 260 hehe. we spent alot on food
hello .. all the foods looks really nice ! but .. are you sure u’re using only rm2500 for the whole trip ? because i’m going on next month and i don’t know how much should i bring =(( and i haven’t plan my itenerary .. not really know how to plan T.T
Hi alex! Yes! plus shopping coz our hotel is only rm 100 per person per nite, and our flight is less than rm300! 🙂
u can refer to our itinerary if u have no ideas 🙂
do you mind share with me more of the details of your trip? i mean everything… stay, eat, shop, sighseeing, transport, everything!would be really greatful if you could drop me a mail. i’ll going on tis august…5D4N.beside that, macau n hong kong which place v should spend more days??anythg that v cant miss in taipa village.Many thanks! Very much appreicated.
hi wei, i’ve included everything that i know of in the post already. try to click on the detailed post (under day 1, day 2, etc). u’ll get information overload 🙂
I liked the pic with the jap in kimono at disneyland….
i think u meants mulan 🙂
Hi there!
Im totally amazed by the pics esp the food! what a nice and wonderful trip.
I will be bringing my 2 year old toddler to hongkong for 5 days 4 nights and will be going to Macau for a day trip, would be grateful if you could kindly let me have a list of your HK and Macau recommended place for food and shopping. Thank you very much in advance.
hi eve, u can dload from our travel page 🙂
have fun in hk!
Hi, I read the makan list but it was mostly in Chinese. Can u pl translate into English together with the address. I am going there in Jan, 2011, so your list on the more local rather touristy places, looks very good. Tks.
hi there,nice pic and enjoying moment on HK…i’m planning to go HK but kinda confused on the planning,places to go,place to eat,transport and accomodation.do u mind to share some of ur trip in to me?appreciate if u can email the details to me..thank you
Hi sime, u left ur comment wout ur email. may i know how do i help u?
for most places tat we go , its accessible via MRT 🙂
hi, i would like to know is Best Western Taipa hotel provide shuttle bus to Venetian & Ferry terminal ? if Yes, how frequent ?
i love your blog very much and thanks for the info & food sharing =)
Hi yes there is a shuttle bus to the ferry terminal but u need to check the time.
then from the ferry terminal, there are various free buses to other casinos, including venetian.
thx for loving us. <3
Hi,
Stumbled upon ur blog sometime ago (was looking on Bali travels)…Great and informative!
Was wondering, which hotel did u guys stay in HK? And how much was it? And how did you make the bookings?
Thanks loads!
hi we stayed at bridal tea house, rm 200 per night. u can refer to my day 1 post 😉
Urm..does that mean for the whole trip there, u guys stayed at the same hotel?
yeah 4 nite at bridal tea house, 1 night in macau.
rmb dun ever book hotels located in chung king mansion ya. its a huge plaza with hundreds of hotels, motels n backpackers inn n its reli bad.
Thanks thanks thanks! Any recommended area to stay in then? 1 night in macau means have to drag all the luggage along too? hehe…issit troublesome?
Sorry for asking so many q…1st time going there…:P
hi there, your post is amazing, this the 1st time i browse on which recommend from my friend. Im thinking to plan a trip to HK around Feb with my sis for 5days. which area do you reckon is the best and convenience we can stay? I love nice foods, so def gonna try all the foods you reckon and i love yumcha, which place is the best to feast in? is public transport convenience to access around places? I wanna go to Disneyland too, I saw your stay in Disneyland which amazing, how much is that? I am bit lost of planning the trip, will be good if you can suggest. Thanks~~ Love your post!!
Hi Alice, bridal tea house (RM 200/night ) is nt bad in terms of location, if u dun mind the reli small room n that its located in temple street. if budget is nt an issue, u can try butterfly by wellington at central, or luxe manor at tsimtsatsui. 🙂
for yumcha, go to Tim Ho Wan, but be there as early as 945, they are open at 10, and there will be a long queue outside the premise.
http://kampungboycitygal.com/2009/08/hk-trip-day-4-tim-ho-wan-dim-sum-specialty-shop-race-course-time-square-taiyaki-hot-sandwich-mido-cafe/
Yeah public transport is not an issue, just get urself an octopus card n u can go anywhere u want.
DH is about RM 800 – 1000 per night. Worth it if u have 4 person to share the room 🙂
thanks, is so nice of you~~ where do u stay in macau? do you reckon last night in macau and then make trip to airport from there on second day? is there any other yum cha places more like restaurant?
hi im staying at best western taipa. its better to spend a night in macau, then the flight back fr macau airport 🙂
Hi, I’ll be going to Hong Kong in September. There’s just a short trip, only 5D 4N.
Do you mind to send me the details and whereabout to go and whereabout to eat in Hong Kong & Macau.
Besides, may I know more information on hotel, airport transfer & ferry to Macau?
Coz I am planning to go 1Day trip in Macau. Wondering the time enough to rush back to HK at nite.
Kindly advice.
Thank you so much!
=]
Really appreciate it!! Coz I kinda worry hotel is fully booked soon & not enough time to shop in the short period. LOL
Thanks in advance!! =]
Hi Shuet Yee
Thanks for referring to our blog. The good food list tcan be downloaded from our side bar, its an excel file. While for places to go, you can refer to our detailed trip itinerary in year 2009 and 2010. You can click into each of the links to get the details that you wanted – information on hotel, airport transfer & ferry to Macau, etc.
For example, info on ferry to macau can be found here – http://kampungboycitygal.com/2009/10/hk-macau-trip-day-5-leitaria-i-son-ruin-of-st-paul-poon-weng-kee-cookies/
airport transfer info can be found here – http://kampungboycitygal.com/2011/02/hong-kong-day-1-cosmo-kowloon-hotel-bon-bon-cafe-best-che-zai-min/
Day trip to Macau is viable, you can just go to the important land marks and all. Hope it helps.
We’re planning a Jan 2012 trip to Hong Kong and Macau. Your blog and is outstandingly useful, one of the best travel blogs we’ve ever seen. Your photos are dazzling. Thanks for lugging around that DSLR!
Bob
Tigbauan, Iloilo
Philippines
thx robert! one of the most flattering comment to date 🙂 glad that our hard work helps you in your holiday planning
Hello,
I’m planning to go Hong Kong in February 2012. From the blog post, it seems that going around Hong Kong town is easy but is it safe in Hong Kong town area? Also, I’m planning to stay at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, is it far from town?
thanks..
hi pui san, yes it’s safe and convenient to go around kl. it is advisable to stay at hk disneyland only when ur visiting disneyland, just for 1 night for the experience. or else its way too far from town.
ohh.. thanks for the advice.. we booked 2 nights stay in TST, Park Hotel and 2 nights in HKDL hotel as we got the 2 days pass.. Btw, is it easy to walk from TST MTR station to Harbour City and from Harbour City to Avenue of Stars? Also, is it true that the shops such as Quicksilver in Citygate selling apparel at a sale price?
thanks…
yeah its all nearby! dont worry about walking. i’ve not check out quicksilver though. but coach, crocs and esprit are selling at good price
Hello! I’m also planning to go HK & Macau in 2012 and now checking out your website for itinerary. Truly your blog is so so helpful 😀 When you mentioned “coach and esprit are selling at good price”, may I know are there any particular mall or shop you are referring to? And are there any particular time of the year is considered best time to shop/sales? Thank you 🙂
One of the best travel blog I have seen so far! Keep it up! looking forward to your next trip’s post 🙂
hi,can i know where you stay at macau
hi stella, we stay at best western macau
Hi there,
can i have your makan list?
Hi there, may I know for this trip to HK.. 3 nights also stay at the same hotel – Bridal Tea House?
Yes dear, same hotel
Hi, like the trip overview so much. It help a lot in our planning. By the way, we are going to HK in this December. Wish to have Chirstmas trip around HK. Wondering is it great to have night stay in Disneyland during chirstmas eve. Some how, It might be not possible because the accomodation seem like need to be booked earlier. Will see and would you know is there any way to go to HK city central from Disneyland late at night, or maybe go back there from HK city central late except by cab.
yeah you should stay a night at HKDL! the place is done up beautifully ahead of christmas, very whimsical! it is not advisable to travel to and forth late at night, cab ride alone can cost u a bomb 🙂
Hi
Can recommend hotel in Macau>?
Hi, i like the trip overview so much. It help a lot in our planning.
I will be traveling to Hong Kong this June and would really love to have your itinerary.
Would you be able to share it to me via email?
Really appreciate it! Thanks.
Hi,
I am so impressed with the foods in pic. Me n hubby are going to Hk-Macao in June for 7D6Night trip. Yet to plan for it. Plan for budget in accommodation, not too worst but yet it is clean ,easy access and acceptable . We loves much on trying variety of foods, hope can enjoy lot of nice foods , doing shopping at various places and visit attractions places. Would seek your advice for the good itinerary , our day1 and day2 will be in Macao and will spend the rest in HK. Do you mind to share with me some opinions . Hope for your reply very soon.appreciate that. Happy to read abt yr blog.
Best regards,
Eugenia
Hi, i like the trip overview so much. It gives me a lot of idea for our trip.
We will be traveling to Hong Kong-Macau this Sept 2013 and would really love to have your itinerary for 6D6N. I will travelling with two senoir citizen how you gave me a convinient Itenerary for oldies.
Would you be able to share it to me via email? My email add is johanne_villavicencio@yahoo.com
Really appreciate it! Thanks.
Ho Johanne, thanks for reading our blog. the itinerary is within the blog post, saw the table form? while for directions its within the write ups 🙂 hope it helps
Hey. Thanks for sharing your travel photos. Looks like you had a fabulous food trip in Hong Kong. I never really got to explore the culinary diversity of this place when I visited Macau, but I’ll definitely try this on my next trip to Hong Kong.
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Great post on Hong Kong! Just wondering how was the weather like in Hong Kong in November? Should I be packing light/thicker clothings?
its like genting highland weather 🙂
Hi to you both lovely couple. I am amazed with the detailed visits you posted in your blog about your trip to HK. Me and my husband will be travelling this Nov for a 6D/5N trip to HK onli and we will be staying in Mongkok – Stanford Hotel. Do you think you can send me your previous itinerary for my reference as I have not plan my daily itinerary yet. Thanks very much.
Hi dear, we do not have a copy of that as we upload everything into table format in the blog post. Hope the table helps 🙂
Hi. I would like to any nice hotel/guesthouse can get in HK? We are total 8 persons. Thanks.
Hello! I always enjoy reading your blog before I travel. Do you recommended changing to hkd here in malaysia or change to some other currency then change to hkd in Hong Kong ? Like in your seoul post you mentioned its best to change to usd to get more hehe. Thanks
Hi julian, i don’t think so because hkd is pegged to usd, so should not have a lot of savings 🙂
Do you mind sending me your makan list with the location of the shops? Thanks!!
Hi, I like ur blog post. I will be going next week. could you pls sent me the food list and how to get there from mtr? Thanks
I would be visiting soon in July, do you mind sending me your makan list with the location of the shops? Please ~ ~ and Thanks!!
Hi,
May i know, were you fly from malaysia to Hong kong, then hong kong to macau, after that from macau fly back malaysia? because i am planning go to hong kong end of 2016 year..
Is any cost savings if i fly back to malaysia from macau?
thank your advise..thank you