So, the 3rd day, first destination was of course break fast, we heard that dim shum is popular in HK but land marks for dim shum is more of what we are looking for. We wanted to have our dim shum in a more classic place. So we head to Yau Ma Tei Station, Look for PITT Street. It is just along Pitt st. This place, every things remains classic, the thing that surprise me was the elevator. at least at the age of 20-30. Its a great experience. Plates are broken, tables are old and there are wood crafted of dragon and phoenix too. The food are good as well. Not to talk too much. My image below tells my story better
Photography admiring, Click Image For Large View
Pitt St is where this place located
The exterior of the restaurant
Lets get in and have a closer look
I guess this elevator indicator and button is as old as me
After a treat of a cool dim shum location, we walked back to the MTR station and head 1 or 2 station up to Sham Shui Po. there is a few streets there. The most popular one was Apliu St. A street of digital items such as cameras, cell phones, walkie talkie, speakers, audio equipment, and many more. My sis bought a new panasonic lumix there. Pitty her that she lost he camera during the second day.
After Apliu st shopping, we head our self to Nelson St. Stopping at Mongkok station, Nelson st is just a few minutes walk away. What we found in Nelson st was Sports Shoes. Brands like Nike, Addidas, Rebook are all here. Price are pretty cheap too. The Sports Shoes St the Ladies Market is crossing each other. So after shopping for some nice shoes, why not buy some souvenir back for friends and relatives in ladies market.
I then left the crowd with one cameraman to Yuen Long to buy some biscuits. To get there there, there is several ways. The easiest is to take a bus. The other way is via MTR. But THE WEST LINK. To just experience, we went on west link. There is such a contrast where its obvious that those MTR that runs within Hong Kong famous town had been there ages ago. Hong Kong's transport was already convenient and easy since. Why I said so? because West Link's train looks much mordern and advance and the station is much classier. Its obvious that Hong Kong only develop a West Link to places like Yuen Long and New Territories way after the main ones that links Mongkok, Wong Tai Sin and Hong Kong Island.
All right, come back to Yuen Long. This place is as hectic and fast moving as Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. I didn't expected that. I thought it was just a more country like area but my eyes prove me wrong.
There is a famous biscuit maker called Hang Heung. It establish since 1920 its nearly 90 years of history. Its famous wife biscuits also called "lo Po Peng" in cantonese is world known and people come to Hong Kong to guy them. And we, choose to travel to the Head Quarters where this business started in Yuen Long. Nothing much shot on picture but more on the video.
Coming back to Mongkok area. Is really tired carrying such a heavy biscuits. What is better that having a bowl of dumplings noodles or Wantan noodles. Is just at along temple street.
That ends the final day of our Hong Kong Tour. A full travel experience day 3 documented in video below for better reference. Hope my post benefits all readers who love traveling. For more of Photography Admiring. See them on my Flickr Site Too Just click on the gallery tab above and also my videos in my youtube channel on the video link
Happy Holiday Guys
After Apliu st shopping, we head our self to Nelson St. Stopping at Mongkok station, Nelson st is just a few minutes walk away. What we found in Nelson st was Sports Shoes. Brands like Nike, Addidas, Rebook are all here. Price are pretty cheap too. The Sports Shoes St the Ladies Market is crossing each other. So after shopping for some nice shoes, why not buy some souvenir back for friends and relatives in ladies market.
A Glance At Ladies Market Below
I then left the crowd with one cameraman to Yuen Long to buy some biscuits. To get there there, there is several ways. The easiest is to take a bus. The other way is via MTR. But THE WEST LINK. To just experience, we went on west link. There is such a contrast where its obvious that those MTR that runs within Hong Kong famous town had been there ages ago. Hong Kong's transport was already convenient and easy since. Why I said so? because West Link's train looks much mordern and advance and the station is much classier. Its obvious that Hong Kong only develop a West Link to places like Yuen Long and New Territories way after the main ones that links Mongkok, Wong Tai Sin and Hong Kong Island.
All right, come back to Yuen Long. This place is as hectic and fast moving as Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. I didn't expected that. I thought it was just a more country like area but my eyes prove me wrong.
There is a famous biscuit maker called Hang Heung. It establish since 1920 its nearly 90 years of history. Its famous wife biscuits also called "lo Po Peng" in cantonese is world known and people come to Hong Kong to guy them. And we, choose to travel to the Head Quarters where this business started in Yuen Long. Nothing much shot on picture but more on the video.
Coming back to Mongkok area. Is really tired carrying such a heavy biscuits. What is better that having a bowl of dumplings noodles or Wantan noodles. Is just at along temple street.
Seafood Dumpling Noodles. Only 10HKD/Bowl
Find for it near Temple Street
After Dinner, We decided to just take a look at Causeway Bay. A place with modern culture and filled with shopping outlets. We also had a desert before we end our 3 day at Lucky Desert.
Find for it near Temple Street
After Dinner, We decided to just take a look at Causeway Bay. A place with modern culture and filled with shopping outlets. We also had a desert before we end our 3 day at Lucky Desert.
That ends the final day of our Hong Kong Tour. A full travel experience day 3 documented in video below for better reference. Hope my post benefits all readers who love traveling. For more of Photography Admiring. See them on my Flickr Site Too Just click on the gallery tab above and also my videos in my youtube channel on the video link
Happy Holiday Guys
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