It is now showing in Cinema. Of course, I want to WATCH lar…How can I miss this..

and no spoilers here..I’m BAD!!

Anyway, everybody should watch this.. worth a watch!

The flight is suppose to depart at 1.30pm but it delayed (seems we already expected it from AirAsia) to 2.30pm. After breakfast in the morning, we headed to LCCT by bus (RM9 per person) and reached there at 11am). Checked in all our luggages and we went to McD to have a drink before the flight as we are not allowed to bring outside food or drink into the plane.

Then, we went into the departure hall and waited again . There’s announcement that we can get into the plane, but by then, those peoples already rushing to the gate. Never learn how to queue up, don’t you? We stand in the "what we thought is" line. It’s almost our turn to show the boarding pass but those people in front of me cut queue and squeezed in .  Not only that, when I finally reach the counter, the person in charge shouted "Queue up!" directly to me . Where is the manners, huh? I didn’t cut queue but if I cut queue too, there’s no reason for him to shout like that to their customers, right? and that person keeps glaring at me annoyingly even after I enter the waiting hall I don’t carelah..just walked in . I wonder I stepped on his tail, did I?

We finally managed to get into the plane and I’m just lucky that there’s window seat . The flight duration is 3 hours and 45 minutes. There’s four flight attendance to sell those snacks, Nasi Lemak (RM 7), mee in mug, sandwiches and other instant and soft drinks. We didn’t buy any. So, we slept throughout the flight.

About 6pm, we reached our destination, Macau International Airport, which located by the sea. We get out of the plane, go over the custom and everything. Get a taxi that took us to the Harbour for we need to take the Ferry to HK. The ferry called First Ferry and the fare from Macau to HK is MOP 175. Expensive really. It took almost an hour to reach HK.

Reached the Kowloon Harbour (China Hong Kong City 中港城) about 8pm. However, our hotel is located in Yau Ma Tei (油麻地). We don’t know the place of the hotel, and we are tired.. so we asked the people on the road the direction to the place. At first, we wanted to take bus as the MTR station is quite far.. but we wait wait..and wait..there’s still no bus ..so we walked to the MTR station. We reached there after a long walk with those luggage and stop at the ticket counter to buy the Octopus Card 八達通, HKD 100 each and HKD 20 for deposit.

We took the train to Yau Ma Tei and get out from the station. Suddenly feel happy because the hotel is just opposite the exit of the station.

We came across this HK restaurant 茶餐庭. Forgot its name. A small restaurant in the center of the street with staff standing outside luring customers to go in. So, we gave it a try because we are really hungry.

The staff there suggested the dishes and it comes out not bad. The taste is really special, completely different from those dishes from Char Chan Teng in KL. We also ordered the Iced Lemon Tea and wow..the taste is sooooo good. Then, the staff said this restaurant is frequent by those HK famous artist and there are many newspaper cutting displayed on the wall. There’s two big 招财猫.

First one is 车仔面…we are too hungry, I forgot to take pic of the noodle…heehehe…

so the next one is… 

全港第一  鸡冀炒出前一丁面 Fried instant noodle with chicken wings

镇店之宝       The Fried cheung fan….nice nice

After the dinner, we walked the street for a while.

We can find this store selling snack easily which sells 鸡蛋仔， 碗仔翅，and 臭豆腐.

As we just had dinner, so we just bought the 鸡蛋仔 to try out.

We walked around the Woman Street. That street reminds me of Petaling Street, KL, which full of stalls selling replicas and it also full of foreigners. I didn’t buy anything but my sis bought a bracelet (Tiffany & co ’s replicas) which the design same as the one she bought during her recent HK trip but lost it in Genting -_-ll.. She can’t find it in KL and when she can finally find it in KL,  it was about RM80. Now, she can buy it in HK for only RM40. (and later on she found the exactly same bracelet in some shop in Mongkok selling it for RM5). The stalls there close really early. At about 11pm, all the stall owners start packing. So, we went back to the hotel, take bath and have a good rest…

SURPRISE!!!  

Now, I suppose I’m in HK shopping or eating and you think I’m so free to blog from HK?

Nah, this is a pre-scheduled post.  Just in case my readers MISS ME  (joking ). I don’t have many readers though.

This is only a 5 day trip, departed on Wed and will be back on Sunday.

For my trip photo ar?…hm..Don’t think wanna publish my travel photos here for the photos consists my family (privacy reason).

However, if u wanna see my photos, just leave ur email address in the comment and I’ll share the photos with you .