clear stinky tofu.. haha.

It leads all the way to mid-levels....but i think most tourist stop around SoHo anyway.....

where have you covered so far? TsT to MK right? have you tried Tung Chung yet? for night view, i highly suggest going to West Kowloon Promenade, although it's quite empty there, but the video over looking the HK island side is a lot better than cramming up around TsT....

if you can't seem to get a taxi while getting out from the promenade, you could walk to "Elements", it's about a 5-10 minute walk away anyway....

I got frm an agency for 350 only.

I went temple just now. Nth special la.. It's like our petaling street...

Went forever 21 in causeway bay. No sales not very cheap....

Later going city gate then Disneyland.

yup... i guess you know HK better than the locals out there...
i did go to avenue park.. there's a long way to walk through the park nway. but you can see clearly the buildings and the cruise ships.
was great than wasting my money on peak tram though..

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Added on September 13, 2012, 3:33 amim just a backpacker and i did not bring enough money to go to disneyland. too expensive to me.
but if you go on october, the price will be $259. so pity that im not long enough to be in HK.
nway, compare to ladies market and temple street ,which one is a good option for you? if temple market is not a good option, i would rather go to bed and watch movie in my hotel.


This post has been edited by ar_zaem: Sep 13 2012, 03:33 AM

Actually both is same. Ladies street seems better for me.

I suppose to go Stanley but kaki sakit, we decide to just go back hotel to rest. Stanley market should have something different from those two market in kowloon I guess...

Hmmm kaki still pain.. Getting ready for Disneyland

You are looking for hotel or guest house?
I going HK next month. Have booked Golden Crown Guest House after doing some survey, this guest house have quite positive comments. Maybe you can have a look Finger-cross it will be good to stay as long as is clean.
Another one is Taisan Guest House which have positive comments too.


This post has been edited by l.jessie1268: Sep 13 2012, 10:01 AM

hi! what are good hotels that near the ladies market?

HAHA, nah, i just walk around HK when i'm free anyway....i work near SoHo, like probably 2 minutes walk away or so....my gym is nearby there, it's called Pure Fitness...

if you are interested in the beaches, you can try going to Shek O beach or Big Wave Beach in the Kowloon area, or head over to Sai Kung for a relaxing walk around the promenade, and have some seafood restaurants around there.

Stanley is mostly tourist area, with a lot of them coming from the west, so do expect prices to be somewhat higher than other parts of HK.

hi guys..
for those who have stayed at disneyland hotel or hollywood hotel, does the daily rate includes free breakfast?

anyone knows?

i did go to stanley market just now. cannot bargain so much like i did at ladies market...

Went Disneyland today.. 7:30 fireworks but 7 plus started to rain. So left early for dinner lol...

I want to get this straight. Do you mean :
- free breakfast is provided but you choose to have a better breakfast at better restaurant, or,
-no free breakfast is provided at all, even a cheap breakfast

which one is it?I'm asking because some blogs claim, they stay at hollywood hotel, and paid rm600++ which is the normal rate, and it comes with free breakfast.

Tq

looking for budget hostel. any suggestion?

Ystd Went Yung Kee for roasted goose. Half goose + taufu + vege + sweet and sour pork. Total dmg hkd880 hahahaha... I think the century egg should be the star dish here lol...

Went LAN kwai fong after that.. A lot of chicks.. It will be good business to open a 7-11 hereby. Coz the ppl like to drink there b4 going into clubs. Hahah weirdos

why'd you go Yung Kee? their service attitude is horrible, and overpriced for their roasted goose though....even though around Central there isn't much to compare, but i heard from my colleagues, you should go to Honolulu for their roasted goose which is not bad (but i advise you not to go there during lunch time, as the servers also has the same bad attitude)

there's actually 4 7-11 near this area, you will definitely see people buy alcohol before hitting a pub/club, as a drink in a club = HKD 110 or more, while getting alcohol in 7-11 is about HKD 20~30....so you do the math

Hi folks, I'm going to HK this Nov but i have no clue how much cash should i prepare for 2 persons (including me) mainly for meal (vegetarian) and transportation. Please advice thanks

atleast rm500/person for food...

wow... RM500*2 persons * 6 days.... 6k

2 years ago when i went there, is about HKD40-60 per meal, not big restaurant, not meal in disneyland / ocean park of cos
If increase also HKD60-80 per meal, then most HKD100 I guess.

So I think RM120-150/person per day (3 meals) should be OK
I going again next month, maybe I can give you some feedback when I am back

This post has been edited by l.jessie1268: Sep 14 2012, 04:21 PM

nah, a meal here costs between HKD 40~60, if you go to some other restaurants, then maybe HKD 100~150. Allocate around HKD 250 to 350 per day for food, it should be more than enough.