Hi all, very excited to go to HK early Dec. I have just completed my 32 pages itinerary haha. Appreciate if can give comments. Not sure if workable or not. Thanks!

Day 1
Airport - Shatin Hotel - Yat Lok Roast Goose - Ah Po Beancurd - Ten Thousands Buddha - Hotel (rest) - Chan Kun Kee Dai Pai Dong - Honeymoon Desserts - Tai Yuen Dai Pai Dong (supper)

Day 2
Australian Dairy Company - Lantau Island - Ngong Ping - Tian Tan Buddha - Po Lin Monastery - Tai O Village - XO Sauce - Tai O Crossing Boat Restaurant - charcoal grilled egg puff - Citygate outlets - Block 18 Doggie’s Noodle - Temple Street/Ladies Market - Dundas Square (for food street) - Kwan Kee Claypot Rice (supper)

Day 3
Sang Kee Congee - Macau - Kun Iam Temple - Senado Square - Ruins of St Paul - Giant Panda Pavilion, Coloane - Old Taipa Village - Hard Rock Cafe (buy tee) - City of Dreams - Wynn Performing Lake - Macau Fisherman’s Wharf - Dinner at Macau (any recommendation?) - Back to HK - Fook Yuen Glutinous Rice Ball (supper)

Day 4
Kam Wah Cafe - Wong Tai Sin Temple - Chan Kee Roasted Goose - Fei Jie Snacks - Sai Ying Pun to buy dried scallops/seacucumber/ dried abalone - Mak’s Noodle - Mido Cafe (supper)

Day 5
Tsui Wah Restaurant - Disneyland - Sun Kee Cheese Noodle - Supper anywhere we fancy

Day 6
Kam Fung Restaurant - Honolulu Coffee Shop (tarpau egg tarts) - Ocean Park - Stanley Market - Kam's Roast Goose

Day 7
Yue Hing Dai Pai Dong - Victoria Peak - Madame Tussauds - Kau Kee (for beef lovers)/Sing Heung Yuen (for non beef lovers) - Ma Sa Restaurant if not full for their famous Triple Sunny Side Up Eggs with Char Siew and Rice - Yee Shun Milk Company - Hang Heung Cake Shop - Wing Wah Noodle Shop - Tai Cheong Bakery Central - Lan Fong Yuen (supper)

Day 8
Tim Ho Wan at Sham Shui Po Branch - Hard Rock Cafe (buy tee) - Man Fai Cuttlefish Ball King - Checkout - Airport

A bit everywhere but I guess you have check out the location of each outlet in relation to your next destination.

For example, the Yat Lok Roast Goose that I know is in Central. Don't know if there a branch near Shatin hotel.

Mak's noodle branch in Wellington Street, Central was closed for renovation when I was there last month. Not sure if it will be reopen by early Dec.

You can try the original Yee Shun milk near Senado Square instead of going back to HK to try it.

Kau Kee beef noodle open at 12noon so need to plan your time wisely.

Cheers.

I'm going HK end of Nov. I believe 大閘蟹 Chinese mitten crab is still in season right?

Which restaurant do u guys recommend for 大閘蟹?

How to get from Ocean Park to Jordan?

How much to bring to HK for 5 days 4 nights for meals and transport only per person? Not looking for fancy dining, just midrange chinese food and food stall.

Thanks in advance

This post has been edited by omgimahero: Oct 26 2016, 02:58 PM

take MRT to Admiralty MTR
then take Citybus Route 629

https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/en/plan-your-v...t-there/citybus

thanks, but i mean the other way round, how to return to Jordan. as the website show that bus 629 ends at 4pm

hemm...
i think on the way back is easier
any bus

coz i remember last time i took the bus around 8pm or more

jfyi, the time i went... OP hv halloween special...
the activity start after the regular hours ~7pm
so confirm after 4pm hv buses

ya i did check out the branches. Yak Lot has one at Shatin
Oh Mak's Noodle closing for reno? Hopefully they reopen after 2 mths!
Most probably we are going to try it everywhere but we go there because Hang Heung is there too
Yes Kau Kee is for lunch. Aware of that
Thanks for ur input!

going hk 16-20nov, very last min planned trip

need some sifu advice,

what is the must eat/try food there? im a foodie

what is the must visit place?

what is the must buy things?

Per meal in normal char chan teng cost around 30-50hkd per pax. I think 2k hkd per pax is sufficient.

Just came back on Saturday.

You are right. I spent RM1.1k for 5 days 4 nights for food with some small souvenirs and a pair of sneaker.

This post has been edited by omgimahero: Nov 9 2016, 03:25 PM

hope u enjoyed ur trip

hows the shopping there now? they selling winter clothes already? gt any summer clothes?

yes disneyland was the most enjoyable followed by macau... and victoria peak

i expected more people selling clothes at ladies market and temple street.. mainly only souvenirs, phone accessories and traveling luggage.

Went to H&M, Forever 21 and other shopping outlets and everything is winter clothing d... I can tell cause the clohes material is quite thick... they got a section for sale where they sell autumn clothing.. my gf bought a a top and a skirt at 30-50% off... not bad

Nice! Im going in 2 weeks. Hope they still clearing autumn clothes.. Hahaha

Nice... beer there is cheap.

Heineken 500ml at 7Eleven 3 cans promo RM12. Without promo also RM4.XX per can in hypermarket. But go Lan Kwai Fong then expensive like Malaysia

Good to go now, weather very nice..

This post has been edited by omgimahero: Nov 9 2016, 05:29 PM

hahah nice..

this is first time i go during november. last few times i went during mid of year, usually very hot..

WRONG!!!~

REAL MEN drink Four Loko!!!~

weather was around 20-24 degrees... i didnt need a jacket, but it was still chilly at night. if you scared cold then better bring a thin jacket

Noted! Any restaurants u strongly recommend? I hv my list of food to try already, but still open to ideas