Hong Kong Day 2!

Since my mum is quite bored of the tour trip last night, she decided not to go for the 1/2 day city tour trip with us, so only left me and Li Yong.

We were bring straight for "Dim Sum", and you guys must be thinking, holy mama, Hong Kong Dim Sum wo, must be very good very powderful liao! But NO! We only got 8 choice of "Dim Sum" which include porridge and "bao", and it's easily one of the worst "Dim Sum" I ate before! It's so lousy that I don't bother to take a picture of it.

After breakfast, we went to Hong Kong island. This time we were taking a picture of Kowloon as our background. And nope, don't simply guess, it's just the funny hand position of my girlfriend, nothing else!



Our next stop is the Hong Kong first fish village. It's still there after so many years. Jumbo, the famous chinese restaurant is also here. It's also the place where you can see in most Hong Kong film, where either the rich one, or the "hak seh hui" having their gathering there.

Oh, and I still remember, the last time I came here, we wanted to have dinner there too. But end up both me and my mum puke like mad due to the rough sea that particular night.



After the village, we went to some temple not temple sort thingy, which I forget whats the name of the place, and where it is liao. I just know there's a bridge that if you walk pass it once, you will be able to have 3 extra days to live in your whole life. Well, it's 3 days in heaven, while 1 day in heaven is equals to 3 years in human time, so total it will add a freaking 9 years to your life!!

Really manyak orang walk ooooo.....



The happy Buddha, touch the stomach and you will feel more happy as the stomach will collect your unhappiness, thus why it become so black liao.....



I am pretty scare when my girlfriend touch this. Why? It's the god that will give you kids!!! ZOMG!



The love god, aka "yuet lou".



Those house at the hill there are where those mega rich people stay, guess which one is Jackie Chan house?



After this, we went for our lunch, and guess what, we had almost the same dish as what we had last night! Again, something not worth to take pictures of, and I guess I am lucky because I don't need to eat with them again anymore as our tour finish liao, after this will be free and easy time.

After lunch, we went back to hotel, and do some shopping at Tsim Sha Tsui. My leg already start to pain that time, and thanks a lot to my Bonia shoe....stupid shoe.

Our dinner is also some place near our hotel, and when I saw a restaurant served "Hang Zhou" style dish, I wanted to go and try, but it's full house inside. So we just simply enter the restaurant beside it to have our dinner. Amazingly, there's only 1 table with people inside, such a great contrast huh?

These are used to cook for our soup. The name is very very long, and no way I can remember it. However, its just a very normal soup in my opinion.



The crab is worse, I tried these before at Penang, and it's way way better. My score? 1/10.



"Xiong tong yun choi", another failed dish from the restaurant.



The toufu is OKOK though.



"Goose Leg" , one of my favorite dish! This is really good! Yum yum......



There's actually another fish, but I can't find where's the picture is. I remember clearly I got take a picture of it, but.... Anyway, although the fish is quite expansive (should cost more than Rm100), but the fish is not nice. Not only they cook it until too salty, but the fish itself really not good.

After dinner, we decided to walk around, and yesh, I am happy when I found "hui lao san" is nearby! I saw from Lowyat forum that the desert here is something to die for, and it really doesn't disappoints me.



Yum yum, the mango is really sweet and nice. The mango ice cream is nice too. Saw the white thing on the left? It's actually made of coconut, and called coconut koey teow. I will give a whole damed 10/10 score for this.



The other desert we order is the coconut bird nest thingy. The bird nest was cooked with coconut, and it's really really wonderful. Another 10/10 score from me!



"Hui Lao San" is really a must visit place if you ever went to Hong Kong, and this conclude my day 2 here.