Ahhh…2nd day in HongKong and also the last. We couldn’t do ourselves justice if we didnt have dimsum for breakfast so we headed to Lin Heung DimSum restaurant thats in our list and also the easier one to get to.
It didnt look like there was a lotta people but when we entered, geez…we really were lost tourist with Zer0 idea of whats happening or how to even sit down.
One kind aunty at a nearby table saw us totally lost and signaled to us and said ‘lei dei chor li dou la…’ (you guys sit here) and we planted our asses on this small table and was soon joined by another couple. Everyone seemed to share tables here. The space is tighter than it looks so the next food pic is from me iPhone hehe..:P
Sorry, we were so hungry plus the environment seemed a bit tensed we just ate quickly and scooted.
Out from the packed restaurant, we made our way to Wong Tai Sin temple. But before that, we just walked around and got a feel of what HK morning market is like. Really feels like i was in a tvb scene!..:D
Searched high and low for this eggtart shop and finally found it!
If you like eggtarts, come here or go jump from central pier 
Pacific Coffee Company came to Puchong earlier this year and it was good to see it in its motherland. It was everywhere and this outlet struck me with its facade 
Don’t mind one camho pic of myself with HK in the background. It was cloudy throughout my whole trip here which was good as it was rainy season. So yay to the weatherman.
Someone wishing for career and love luck worr….:P
After taking this pic, the fortune teller placed a sign in front of my face that says ‘No Photos’. I dont know why he couldnt be more polite and just tell me. :S
After the whole temple gig we headed back to hustle and bustle. Kowloon and Ladies Street. Similar to our Petaling Street but much more vibrant!
Stopped by some random shop cos i saw GuaiLinGou. Must try lah since in HK…
Got back to the hotel for a short rest. And had these mouth watering egg tarts…OMG…
Off topic for a bit: I must commend the staff of MetroPark Hotel Kowloon for returning my purchase from Coach which i carelessly left in the lobby. They went through the hassle of looking back at the cctv footage to see who left it there and then called my room to confirm. Thumbs up for good service!
Time to hit the night markets. We were still full from the earlier snacks but we had to have some roasted pork and goose so here it is. I think any random shop is good. I mean, how bad can it be in HK?
So we realized that Kowloon’s really bright at night. The billboards and signage lights pretty much light up the scene wherever we walked.
The ever famous curry fishballs of HK. The curry sauce is good, but the fishballs i prefer the bouncier type though.
After having them balls, we head of for the harbour where the best view of Hongkong is. I actually came mainly for this!
1881 was near the pier and besides being no prime land, the shops are really prime too.
The view here is spectacular. And there are lightshows too at night. We were there for almost an hour. It was just stellar and i finally got my view of Hongkong 
After this we walked around a bit more and called it a night.
Had something to eat in the AM while we still had a bit of time before leaving for the airport. Polo Bun. Its Okay la…
At the airport, i finally had my porridge cos the shop we wanted to go was closed the night we wanted to go. Bummer. But the porridge at the airport wasnt too bad.
Saw this little cute car by TATA in the runway area while we’re waiting to board. Seriously i’d buy one and drive it around town.
Typical waiting scene while waiting for the plane. Whilte we were still so excited about Hongkong and cant wait to be back, somebody was already waiting for souvenirs. 
That concludes my short trip to HK. Vibrant, exciting, energetic and lotsa good looking people. I’ll be back!
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