I assume you're Chinese too right ? Then no worries. No one is going to call you a racist. We all share the same roots after all. People from Mainland China are Chinese. Hongkongers are Chinese. Macanese are Chinese. People from Taiwan are Chinese. Overseas Chinese like us are still Chinese. We are all Chinese

Anyway, agree with all others that Chinese from Mainland China tend to be very rude and noisy

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Feb 11 2011, 02:06 AM

Check-in at KL Sentral closes 2 hours before flight. Make sure you get there before check-in closes will do. But just in case you miss it, you can still check-in at the airport. I prefer to use the downtown check-in facility so i do not have to drag my luggage with me all the way to the airport

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Sep 14 2011, 05:27 PM

Eden Restaurant was quite good when it first opened in 1998 but standard has slipped. It's still quite good nonetheless. Be ready to burn a hole in your wallet should you want to eat there. Otherwise, i think fast food is your only choice.
- KFC (Departure Hall - Level 5)
- McDonalds (Departute Hall - Level 5)
- Burger King (Arrival Hall - Level 3) & (Satellite Terminal)

There's a food court but it's crap.

Octopus Card is for MTR while Airport Express Ticket is only for the Airport Express Train service. Octopus Card is also accepted at places such as 7-Eleven, Family Mart, Bossini, Kee Wah Bakery and many more.

Inserting coins take time

Some branded shirts are very cheap when there's a sale. Can buy some jackets too


So far away man

It's okay i think but usually if the difference is just RM200 or RM300, i'd take a full service carrier instead You can buy a Cathay Pacific ticket between KUL and HKG for around RM800 when there's a sale.


Yes. You can.

MTR, Tram and public buses of course. Tram is a bit slow though.

Economy Special is the special promotional fare and it comes with only 20KG of free luggage allowance. If you buy the Supercity Package, they will give you 30KG on luggage allowance on the return flight.

Since you are checking Dragonair, i assume you are flying from Kota Kinabalu ? Dragonair only flies to Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia.

No worries. Dragonair always do a lot of promotions ex-BKI but a return ticket between Kota Kinabalu and Hong Kong is always more expensive than Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong despite Kota Kinabalu is one hour nearer to Hong Kong


What do you mean by not really RM50 ?

I see. After adding in all the taxes and surcharges, it's around RM800 - RM900

Oh... school holiday huh ? Blackout dates apply for all Dragonair promotions. Cheap fares are not available on dates fall on school holidays.

That's because it's school holiday, so it's the promotional air fare is not available.

I personally recommend Harbour Grand Hong Kong or Novotel Kowloon Nathan Road Both are located near to MTR station.

Nonsense! There is absolutely no problem by admitting yourself as Malaysian and no. They won't treat you badly just because you're a Malaysian. I've been to Hong Kong and Taipei many times. Trust me!

I understand they spent millions of dollars to refurbish the lobby but not so sure about the room. Anyway, the location is good though.

Gosh! How about the hotel in HK ?