WJ . Macau and Hong Kong, Eat Shoot Shop


More updates on the food I ate when I'm in Hong Kong ;)

My first dinner after settling down in Hong Kong Hotel was steamboat!

Shop Name: 稻香超級漁港
Address: Shop B, 3rd Floor, Grand Tower, 639 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Opening Hours: Open till 2am

This place is around 10 to 15 min walked over to this place from Stanford Hotel in Mongkok. A good deal about this restaurant is that they have 50% off total bill when you visit after 9pm :cool: but I only got to know about that after I started eating at 7+pm lolx..

29) You have the choice of mixing your own sauce

Hong Kong 000 by pweijian, on Flickr

30) Ready to start!

Hong Kong 003 by pweijian, on Flickr

31) The table was too small for us

Hong Kong 004 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

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After steamboat dinner and shopping around, it's supper time again :bsmilie:

Shop Name: 明苑粉面茶餐廳
Address: 九龙旺角豉油街50号5号地铺
Opening Hours: 7.00 am to 2.00 am

The food was alright and it's my first try of Gong Zai Mian (公仔面) in Hong Kong, the noodle was quite Q and the Char Siew was tasty! The service was average, not very polite as usual :bsmilie:

31) The shopfront

Hong Kong 014 by pweijian, on Flickr

32) My Char Siew Gong Zai Mian

Hong Kong 012 by pweijian, on Flickr

33) Close up!

Hong Kong 013 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

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Bought this gao luc from a random roadside stall and to my surprise, it's a lot better than any of the roadside stalls I tried in SG..they toasted it well enough which makes the peeling a lot easier!

34) 栗子 (also call gao luc in SG)

Hong Kong 015 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

Shop Name: 谭仔云南米线(三哥)
Address: 九龙旺角豉油街104B
Opening Hour: 10.00 am to 12 midnight

In the effort to explore more eatery around the hotel I'm staying, my friends and I chose this noodle stall just 5 min walk from our hotel :) The noodle which I ordered tasted quite alright, but one of my friend ordered a spicy soup base noodle which almost cause him to lose his voice after taking a few sip of the soup...but overall I quite like the food there myself with all the small dishes.

35) 谭仔云南米线(三哥)

Hong Kong 021 by pweijian, on Flickr

36) My HK Milk Tea

Hong Kong 016 by pweijian, on Flickr

37) My noodles

Hong Kong 019 by pweijian, on Flickr

38) Chicken Wings side dish

Hong Kong 020 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

I visited this shop twice during my stay in Hong Kong for breakfast :thumbsup: love the breakfast they are selling there haha

Shop Name: 南龍粥店
Address: Hong Kong, 花園街3-5號11號舖
Opening Hour: 6.00 am to 12 midnight

40) 南龍粥店

Hong Kong 038 by pweijian, on Flickr

41) The service counter

Hong Kong 030 by pweijian, on Flickr

42) 炸腸, 油条 wrapped in 猪肠粉 (Chee Cheong Fun)

Hong Kong 035 by pweijian, on Flickr

43) My favourite Bee Hoon

Hong Kong 032 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

Another shop that I went to inside Times Square for heavy high tea hahaha, a bit more pricey than the roadside stalls but of course the service is a lot better...this sum up the phase, you get what you pay for ;)

Shop Name: Times Square Lei Garden Restaurant
Address: Shop 1003, 10/F Times Square, Causeway Bay
Opening Hour:
Lunch: 11:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Dinner: 6:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Website: Lei Garden Restaurant Group - Location: Hong Kong

49) Stirred fried vege

Hong Kong 062 by pweijian, on Flickr

50) Fried rice

Hong Kong 063 by pweijian, on Flickr

51) Stirred Fried Noodles

Hong Kong 065 by pweijian, on Flickr

52) Yummy Char Siew

Hong Kong 066 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

and not forgetting some other shots I have taken while exploring around HK

Street of Mongkok starts to buzz with life when the night fall. People started to swarm in, locals as well as foreigners.

57) Street of MongKok

Hong Kong 006 by pweijian, on Flickr

There were so many signboards hanging above my head, but I noticed that there was just too much for me to notice anyone in particular.

58) Signboards

Hong Kong 007 by pweijian, on Flickr

Found one of the recommended camera shop to go to when you are visiting HK, kudos to CS Tan for his detailed shopping guide in this forum =)

59) 永成攝影器材

Hong Kong 008 by pweijian, on Flickr

The famous Ladies' Market of course, just walking distance from my Hotel too! Although its name is Ladies' Market, I still manage to find a few stalls selling clothes and accessories for guys, bought most of my t-shirts there ;)

60) Ladies' Market

Hong Kong 010 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

花園街 (Fa Yuen Street), also known as Sneaker Street, was just located one street away from Ladies' Market. Famous for selling all the sports apparels and sports gears.

61) My friend trying out the new shoe in the shop

Hong Kong 022 by pweijian, on Flickr

Ding Ding Tram, riding the Ding Ding Tram in Hong Kong can be fun! You will be able to get around the city area and enjoy the view along the way, it's a unique experience. It was fun to me also because my friends and I just hop on to the tram without planning on the next location and was prepared to get lost :bsmilie:
62)
Hong Kong 044 by pweijian, on Flickr

63) Narrow on the inside

Hong Kong 045 by pweijian, on Flickr

64) Old metal and wood holding the bus structure together

Hong Kong 047 by pweijian, on Flickr
 

Nice Series with good explanation. Thanks for sharing!
 

Nice thread bro . U make me miss HK and Macau .... esp the egg tart
 

Perry said:
Nice Series with good explanation. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for dropping by! =)

Supersimon27 said:
Nice thread bro . U make me miss HK and Macau .... esp the egg tart
Thanks! I'm still missing the food there too hahaha
 

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