uhuhu

im taking u for a stroll in the heart of KL city

ready?

by feet alright?

first u need to park your car near federal hotel

k,

lets go...

dessert~

there is minitoons in KL already!

dont have to go to SG to get it anymore.

genuine voodoo dolls! ;)

gobi..psstt..apa macam? boleh? *raise one eye*

motor besar

colour putih

di tengah jalan

money changer

my favourite money changer, is in jalan bukit bintang

directly opposite Federal Hotel

gives good rate ;)

Hong kong dollars

same as scotland, they have A VARIETY of each type of denominator

different bank produces different note

after u exchanging money,

walked to Pavillion.

hungry?

no?

let's have a snack at JOHN KING TARTS in FOOD REPUBLIC

2 egg tarts original (pastry) RM1.60 each

2 egg tarts original (cookies) RM1.60 each

1 coffee tart RM1.80

1 green tea tart RM1.80

total : RM 10.50

pokkai d lah!!

depending on some people

different people different preference

huiyin likes her eggtart with pastry base? was it?

opss..forgot d

i remembered the one in sri petaling, darn, what's the name of the shop again?

they serve pastry-based egg tarts

exit Pavillion through The Loaf Bakery

hungry?

no?

TABAO!

u hu hu cheesecakes!

mahal giler!

strawberry

choc garnache

green tea

cheese

lemon

caramel nut

a box of REAL MIX RM23.81

tax 5% : RM 1.91

TOTAL : RM 25!

WTH????

RM 25+RM 10.50 for TEA BREAK?????

main meals leh?

makan 'angin' loh?!

eh?

where did this pic came from?

same album...hmmmm strange...

foot therapy

mmmmm.....'shuang'!

A1 rou gu cha!

king something! ( the chinese words)

product of INDONESIA??

aiks?

reject my pounds

after listening to yieng, i too gave my mom 20 pounds. but she rejected my offer!! awrrghhh!! :(( how sad!!! then she gave dad instead! and i told mom! " hey my friend said this will bring prosperity!" she said i need the money. but then i said if she has money means i'd have money too! heee

but cis...greedy dad took it. sigh. i belum ada chance mau bagi dia, dis sudah ambik dari mak. tsk tsk tsk.

hee

anyway, just to heed yieng's advice, i told mom not to put rupiah or any smaller currency into her bag.

hee

thanks yieng!

:p

aiyoh! cannot upload photos lah! sigh. the connection's very unstable.

ciaoz first!

byeeEEEE

anyway, here's some link ;)

HK Star Arena

HK Ocean Park

HK Ngong Ping

oh wait! i did the BigMac challenge yesterday and scored 2:93, 2:83, 2:83 consecutively! which means i won 3 coupons with my own effort! many thanks to huiyin! i went with the mentality : if she can do it, why not me? :p LOLS! :PPPPP

oddly, my heart went dubdubdub even after i left McD. sweat!

ouch..and im suppose to belanja bro one bigmac but i forgot to give him last night. sigh. nevermind. shall give him when i go back to KL! cant wait!!!! n i so wish to sneak to SG!!!! :((( please pray for me pleaseeEEE!!!

oh! and kind-hearted sis bought her bro a nautica shirt which has 1983 on it. that's his birth year. how thoughtful eh? :p

i showed mom the shirt and grunted that i forgot to give bro. PREDICTABLE and KIAMSIAP mom enquired the price of the shirt. i was like, aiyah very cheap only lah. and added softly, "it was your money anyway"

*laugh heartily*

kays! i promised mom that i would hit the sack early tonight! toodles!mwahs!

Regrets on the Second last day

Labour Day

tram track

Times Square

inside Times Square

regretted not trying on the white FCUK bikini top

*cry*

and i should have bought the beach pants from Nautica. 

i held back because i didnt know his size. 

fine, my bad.

*cry again*

and i SHOULD HAVE REALLY gotten hold of the Paul Frank bikini in TST-tsim sa tsui

*wails*

Pavillion doesnt have the same design! SOBS!!!

aiyah, nevermind, that not heartbroken anymore. since im not going to Sabah already. effing JPA!

i have photos taken of me in the PF bikinis. haha!

but i do not think it would be approved. =(

:)

there are only 4 such NOKIA specialty store in the WHOLE WIDE WORLD, according to the uncle in white, hee.

and one of them is in HK.

wth. so we just went in for a short look-around.

y'know... to indicate that we've been there that kind of thing :p hee

never witnessed this before!

not even in the notoriously populated China

not even in bangkok.

okay lor.. maybe i was just here at the right time. it was after all a Labour Day! an international public holiday!

donut craze?

yums..

if u want this, the nearest reach would be in Singapore. 

this store is located in Mong Kok MTR station ;)

guess!

what are they!

i know its donuts!...

=S

From Top Left : glazed strips, chocolate iced custard filled, chocolate cruller 

From Bottom Left: glazed vanilla cake, neopolitan, new york cheesecake

i like the coloured ones ;)

the other two were a tad too sweet.

love the custard filling.

like the cheese. tasted very much like secret recipe's NY cheesecake.hee

love the choc cruller. the entire thing is chocolaty! it is not original donut dipped in chocolate. the whole donut itself is made from chocolate powder or something.

get what i mean?

wanted to tabao home for Merman.

but i had to cure my hunger in the airport so i ate a lil bit. no choice. :)

walked the entire street of Sai Yeung Choi Street South to look for this.

found this street name amusing :)

stupid weather. it was drizzling in the morning even before we leave our hostel.

he commented that it was too sweet, when i fed him the vanilla cake. he wasnt in the mood also lar... 

so in the end i ate most of them. without heating.

yeah, im eligible for this

so mocha it is! ;)

excellent!

in CTMA centre, Wongkok

so what they KK? we have J Co and Big Apple that they dont! 

ALOY~! [has nothing to do with earth element, it simply means YUMMY in Thai ;)]

was treated to a thai restaurant in causewaybay.

thai-jade thai's-food restaurant

quite a mouthful for a name of a restaurant

shouldnt it be simple so that people can remember it easily? 

anyways,

these were what we had......

prawn crackers. delicious

raw prawns. sashimi in thai cuisine? this is new to me :) 

if you've noticed, i never rarely take thai food when going out with friends. of course, i'd order tomyam in certain shops, especially malay shops, but i will not suggest going to a THAI RESTAURANT for THAI CUISINE.

due to the location of my birthplace, we also go to THAILAND for shopping and food. thus, whenever i crave for  thai food, i'll ask dad to bring us there. nothing beats the authentic hot and spicy food in their country of origin!

some chap even believed me when i said im a thai. a chinese-thai. grin. my thai vocab is limited, although mom and dad can pass off as a thai. they can speak well. dad better of course.

mom was just telling me the other day that she regretted not applying for a thai PR. -.-

aiks. ive diverged. i am suppose to yak about hong kong arent i? sorry sorry.

bck to the prawns, they were fresh! and horribly spicy! cabai burung kind of spiciness!

this is prawn balls. they are not in the shape of a ball. urm...oblong mashed prawns? bah..whatever. u know what im talking about, right? RIGHT?

tomyam. milky type.

the must have greens. to complete the COLOURS on the table.

fried fish with sweet and sour sauce? something like that :)

after the dinner, we head straight to the MTR station. sobs. i havent had enough of causeway bay. 

why Heung??

this is the aforementioned Lin Heung !

like this place for the old fashioned ambience. classic

one of the places in HK that i can and will remember;)

Lin heung still keeps the tradition of having push carts.

the lady in the middle is a malaysian and that's her daughter beside her. 

we 'tap toi' with them and later on only the uncle in yellow joined in. he talks a lot:) friendly chap

the ritual of cleansing the utensils

two types of tea served. one is in the teapot and the other is in the cup thingy (beside the teapot)

the cup thingy contains a smaller volume yet it is more expensive than the teapot.

the winning dishes would be their lotus bao, paikuat and siumai. 

pai kuat (pork ribs)

siewmai

siew mai got prawns one ah?

i thought only meat

roasted goose bihun soup

ekekekeke

obviously, by listening to the name of the dish, i named it myself :p

salted egg yolk revealed itself at the core.

love it! mwah!

he lotusbao is unlike the ordinary linyongbao in malaysia. theirs is known as shanghai bao in our motherland?

stewpid kx went to order this without knowing that it is actually pig intestine. boohoo

to be polite, i ate ONE piece. it was just ONE piece yet i had to stage a brave face and chew and chew and chew THIS little component! thank god it wasnt as repulsive as livers!  *gag*

plain dumpling, served with white sugar.

elongated in shape.

unlike the ones that my mom made.

but ive seen these down South (of peninsular)

im voting Lin Heung and Maxim City Hall for dimsum in HK

we went to toa heung too, which is also popular for dimsum in kowloon, but is forgettable in my opinion.

sorrow befell when i left this place. that is because i did not have a chance to eat their malaigou. no kidding. hence i left this place half-heartedly. sobs. their malaigou MUST BE divine because you have to wrestle to get hold of it! you wouldnt even have time to lay eyes on it as they were all SNATCHED AWAY as soon as they were brought out.  sob again.

have i divulge the fact that MALAIGOU is my all-time favourite? i can never ever say NO to a malaigou no matter how stuffed i am!

sigh. let fate take charge this time. i will not let this happen again the next time around. this only gives me more reason to go back to HK!

isnt it quite apparent that i love this vibrant city? :)

frankly, we ate so little in this trip that i did not put on any weight at all. not really satisfied with the food crawl. 

feels a little disturbed when u dont put on any KGs after a trip. like u didnt go for a trip altogether.

hee 

*stick tongue out*

i still wear bangkok on my sleeve. mwahs to bangkok! :)