mine is sept, can go in singlet, shorts and slippers. Most important, i will ask my gf to take her umbrella along..

u wear shorts n slippers nt afraid those hk ppl look at u one kind? even u c something for quite sometimes bt no purchase oso will kena scold..

my frens bought umbrella in hk cz they say their umbrella can withstand the strong wind (typhoon)..    even bought as souvenirs 

good idea but no typhoon in msia, unless i buy back to wack my future son (if i have one)...

Hahahahahahaa not going LV or Prada Gucci, so slippers and shorts will be fine hahahaha

I just wear slipper only there...  actually the whole family did... 

some places wont allow u to wear slippers... so rather to bring 2 pairs.. i bring 1 pair of shoes for the whole trip.. kekeke

no need typhoon oso can use cz last longer thn those selling in msia.. sometimes if strong wind the umbrella will go up or d steel n rib break n torn apart 1.. lolz

even ladies market or watever market.. or those normal shop, the sales oso will look at u one kind.. many look at ppl outlook.. frm wat i experience b4 previously..

those char chan teng waiter will scold u if u c d menu for sometimes bt undecided wat to eat.. they can't even wait a sec cz their time is precious

oh ya.. sept time gt hk watch n clock fair
free 60 days wifi access in hk nt sure whether working or nt cz haven't try it out.. some hotels, mtr n gov listed area gt free wifi access bt some restricted to certain time

http://www.pccwwifi.com/wifi_2months/eng/index.html

tis PCCW gt the biggest hotspot in HK..

Hahahaa. Sure bring a pair of shoes, furthermore I going there to shop for sneakers as well.

Hmmm I wondering got what concert to watch during sept hahaha...

That's why I have planned my food properly so I know what to eat already hopefully won't have to kena frm waiter.

any suggestion on food? too many selections dy n i dunwan purposely go to the shop jz for the food unless i go to some places n nearby gt nice food... cz my intention goin to hk is nt only for food.. is for some shopping, goin to some new attractions tat i neva go b4 n foods.. i guess 3D for me is nt enough lolz

Hahaha same here, my intention is food and shopping but my other half is shopping and sightseeing.

So far i use this openrice app and website. Also some recommendation from northasian from her foodblog.

Basically,

1. BBQ pork/Charsiew = Joy Hing Roasted Meat, Wan chai

2. Wantan mee = Mak's Noodle Central branch (Good Hope Noodle @ Fa Yuen St)

3. Roasted Goose = Yung Kee Central

4. Polo Bun = Kam Wah Cafe. Prince Edward

5. Cha Chan Teng = Mido Cafe YMT, Australia Dairy Co, Jordan. (Sing Heung Yuen @ Central - tis 1 gt  the dai pai tong feel where u c in those HK drama

6. Dessert = Auntie Sweet and Honeymoon (Hui Lau Shan - dessert hse chain in HK, famous for their mango dessert)

7. Snacks = Fei Jie's Giant Octopus. Mongkok (Sakurashima Bakery @ Mongkok - Egg tart)

8. Rice = 4 Season Claypot Rice, YMT

9. Dimsum = Lin Heung Tea House (Tim Ho Wan @ Mongkok)

Still planning whether to go Stanley to eat or not lol.. Might check and see if got those HK style Hot pot and soya bean sticky rice, yau char kwai and cheong fun!!!!!! hhahahaa. still searching..

Hahaha same here, my intention is food and shopping but my other half is shopping and sightseeing.

So far i use this openrice app and website. Also some recommendation from northasian from her foodblog.

Basically,

1. BBQ pork/Charsiew = Joy Hing Roasted Meat, Wan chai

2. Wantan mee = Mak's Noodle Central branch

3. Roasted Goose = Yung Kee Central

4. Polo Bun = Kam Wah Cafe. Prince Edward

5. Cha Chan Teng = Mido Cafe YMT, Australia Dairy Co, Jordan.

6. Dessert = Auntie Sweet and Honeymoon

7. Snacks = Fei Jie's Giant Octopus. Mongkok

8. Rice = 4 Season Claypot Rice, YMT

9. Dimsum = Lin Heung Tea House

Still planning whether to go Stanley to eat or not lol.. Might check and see if got those HK style Hot pot and soya bean sticky rice, yau char kwai and cheong fun!!!!!! hhahahaa. still searching..

haha no doubt the char chan teng guy cant wait for u one. when my 1st night there i was having my dinner with my friend, the guy came and order asking what we want, we cant decide and he waited like 20-30 secs standing there then in the end he just left saying no need lah.(mm sai lah)

wah no tim hou wan????

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Added on March 21, 2012, 5:56 pm

that's the part i don't like about hong kong, everything is so rush.

being rushed to order, being rush to eat, being rush to finish and stand up and pay

i noticed this happened in MOST places, but then it's another different story in their dim sum restaurants (beside tim hou wan of course)

i wanna try lin heung instead of tim ho wan. Limited mornings le.. dont feel like having 2 dim sums.. try one will do.

i worked with one hongkie b4, they might be sometimes rude but very efficient. They are friendly just sometimes like rude and uneducated like that.