Macau - Hong Kong April 13 2011

Woke up early and head outside to enjoy the fresh air and the morning scenery in Macau. Quite cold and the air don't seem to be polluted, though it's almost 9am and middle of the town.

the apartments around the city

guess this person should be someone important in Macau

the square in front of our hotel. uncles and aunties finished their tai chi or sword practicing session

After shower and packing our belongings, we check out and head towards Senato Square for our brunch.

lean meat porridge

wantan mee, like the wantan very much, the noodle, so so cos quite dry

kon lou noodle with prawn eggs

fish skin, very interesting

dessert, the famous portuguese egg tart

airin munching her egg tart

After brunch, it's time for us to head towards ferry station to cross over to HK. Overall, Macau is a nice city full with casinos, good food. I think spending one day here is good enough, considering three of us are not gamblers.

my ferry ticket from Macau to Kowloon

ice milk tea

fresh prawns with egg noodles -my favorite dish in Tsui Wah

borsch soup

After lunch and check into our 'hotel' for the next three nights, we venture out to purchase our entrance fee to Lantau Island, then to Lady/Women street, which I notice quite similar to our very own Petaling Street.

cute waffle cake aka expensive junk food - hahaha

Wee Ee trying out this delicious junk food

From Women street, we proceed to our next food destination to try out the infamous polo bun near the Golden Fish Market

the coffee house interior, packed with people waiting for polo bun

the famous polo bun, nothing special, but definitely taste better than Old Town ones

airin promoting the polo bun

Golden Fish street/ market

some turtle lookalike

surprisingly, we didn't see many gold fish, just many other types of fish and pets


there's a flower market beside the golden fish market and plenty of beautiful orchids


next destination, Arena of Stars. It's quite a journey to reach there and along the way, we passed by many malls. this advert attracted my attention, look classy and classical




beautiful buildings along our way to arena of stars


beautiful evening sceneries in HK

not a big fan of stars' hand prints, but kinda like this guy..hehe

airin queuing to buy dried squids

airin eating dried squids while waiting for the crowd to thin out so that i can take photo of this statue below...

The Bruce Lee bronze statue, a new addition to this arena and a photo attraction to the crowd

on our way to lrt station. there are many tunnel such as this all over HK which connects to either lrt stations or exit to malls or any places, depending on where you want to go and therefore avoiding all the roads with heavy traffics

the main road in front of our 'hotel'


we have our dinner at Tsui Wah again. we ordered this New Zealand air flown Kai Lan with oyster sauce so we can have some fibre instead of just meat, rice and noodle

delicious noodle with taufu pok...i like!!!!

wee ee and airin discussing itinerary for tomorrow while i busy enjoying the menu on the table

after dinner, we cross over to this K11 mall, and surprise surprise, we found Paul Lafayet outlet, and airin the happy girl look happier and grinning from ear to ear, and therefore, we bought this item below

Paul Lafayet macaron, one for each of us + one more bonus for airin

in front of K11