bro do u rmber the money changer rates in HK? example 1usd = ? hkd?

Anyone tried the Klook 3g wifi for Hong Kong RM7/day?

Any better option?

1usd to hkd i not sure...

but that time, 1000hkd = Rm530?

no worries. then i'll jus change the hkd in msia

I m going to HK from 24 - 28 Nov....5 days 4 nights with 3 adults + 1 kids (8 yrs). How much to bring for meals and transport for this travelling ? Going to disneyland on 25 Nov (ticket bought online) but need to buy food in disneyland. RM5k is enough ?

5k is sufficient. Bring 6k to be safe because exchanging money in HK is more expensive than exchanging MYR for HKD in Malaysia. My overall spent is RM1.2k for 5 days 4 nights perperson (includes some shopping)

A few things to note.

1) Meals portion is big for the price you pay. If you allocate 50HKD per person meal, more than enough unless you go to more atas restaurant. (Some meals i share with GF)
For example,
Beef Noodles = 34hkd
Pork Loin Breakfast - 38hkd
Hot Pot Dinner - 66HKD (Shared)
Pork Knuckle Noodles - 45HKD
Street Food Supper - 35HKD (Shared)

2) Disneyland meals are more expensive, paid 120HKD for pork chop cheese baked rice. Comes with 2x big porkchop and ALOT of rice. Shared meal with GF.

3) Transport use Octopus card. (Touch & GO)
Spent approx 300hkd for train & public transport.
50HKD deposit (Refundable upon returning the card) Whatever balance amount you didnt use is also refundable.

This post has been edited by omgimahero: Nov 14 2016, 10:32 AM

Can share your hot pot location. Thanks.

There is two 7-11 on lan kwai fong, you can buy beers there and just "hang around" on the streets which many people do ..

Cafe de coral does a pretty decent hot pot on a per person serving .. cost around that price.

oooo icic, i didnt have time to revist lan kwai fong at night so i didnt drink there..

Yes yes this is the restaurant i had hot pot! hahahaha thanks

Did you purchase disney ticket via their website? Currently promo free 1 meal per ticket

Hi guys, I and my friend will be visiting HK next year Mid-April for 7D6N trip. We plan to cover 1 to 2 days in Macau. We are both working professional and looking more on leisure trip. So far no exact plan yet but have some common tourist spots we have in mind. Have not book hotel (I checked via Agoda, hotels are very expensive even book now about 5 months in advance).
I am hoping if someone don't mind to share their itinerary with me so I can revise based on our plan and start looking at hotels to stay.
Thanks

anyone stayed at the salvation army booth lodge before? Found it on tripadvisor seems reasonably price and looks like they have refurbished the place.

PM me for used sim card still have balance HKD44,40 valid for 2017/04/24

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Why nt do a day trip? No need to check out hk n check in macau hotel. Take the early ferries to macau, then take latest ferry back hk..

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Ahh.. miss the nice cooling hong kong weather

Hey guys,

am going HK in Jan, is Ocean Park recommended? I've been to Disneyland so I am thinkin of doing something else. Also, whats the hipster area in HK? Coffee shops? I am thinking of slow-slow walk around those area and take pictures.. Thanks.

YES, recommended
trick is once u go inside, dnt walk around that park 1st
take the cable car to the other side of the park 1st
enjoy all the ride only ride the train back to this park for views