Day 1 : 1 Mar
The last time I was in HK was in 2007 with the BFF. I've always wanted to go back
One man's meat is another man's vulgarity
Don't let the picture fool you. It was a small bowl. Think Rice bowl.
That might be a better picture of the bowl size
Mak's noodle, where your tourist dollars go to waste.
New and Old
Old and New
I've always wanted to ride one, never had the chance.
Escalator Up
Tsim Chai Kee, my favourite noodle place in HK.
Don't let the picture fool you. It was a big bowl. Think Soup bowl.
Those are some giant wantons.
Dried Goods. I wish I had bought some of the dried stuff to bring home.
The fella inside was making mahjong tiles.
The tram up to Victoria Peak
Look at that haze.
View at night
Kai Kee Noodle
Day 2 : 2 Mar
Yay! Dim sum. My Faves
Hargao was pretty good.
The main difference between SG and HK pork ribs is the flavour of the pork. HK uses fresh pork
The translation of the name of this dish is fried dough strips wrapped in steam rice flour noodle roll.
Macau Street Signs
Senado Square
A scene from one of my favourite HK movies was filmed here.
More of Senado Square
Mainlander.
St. Dominic's Church
Ou Mun Cafe
Pastéis de bacalhau
Ruins of St. Paul's
Ruins of St. Paul's
Someone should load the cannon and take down that eyesore.
View from the top of Monte Fort
Escalator up to Monte Fort
I grew up going to Yaohan. So nice to see a 'New' Yaohan
'New' Yaohan has a freaky bathroom
Back to Kai Kee for dinner
Day 3 : 3 Mar
The chaos that is Tin Leung
Pork Slices, Mushrooms and chicken livers. Yum.
Big Pow. Bamboo steamer for scale
Pig Liver in special sauce. Double Yum
Weekday crowd. (TGIF)
Outside of Tin Leung
View from (halfway to) the top
view from (3/4 up) the top
I'll leave this right here.
Escalators. One way.
Escalators heading down
Yat Lok
Roast Goose and Charsiew Rice noodle soup
Roast Goose and Charsiew Dry Noodles
The Clock at Causeway Bay
The Crowd at Causeway Bay
Still want to ride one. Still haven't
View from Tsim Sha Tsui
Star Ferry
Pretty sure he's turning in his grave
Bourdain Ate Here
Possibly the BEST oyster omelette I've ever eaten
Claypot Rice with chicken and mushrooms, fresh veges and the oyster omelette
Original Copies
Small Watermelons
Temple Street Night Market
Funky innards of a cow. Mooo
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