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.

Oh. Theres train n cable car inside?

Yup, that was what I have done...

Went early morning by bus, go in straight away took cable car up to another side, there was not much people still I would say, taking less time to queue up and play around

5 adults? mean 4 ppl sit in back seat?

hey guys, got recommendations for clean and cheap place to stay for two? weekends trip only so room dun have to be too big as will be out all day and only come back to sleep at night.

wow juz now go check agoda for hotel in macau....the price up so much!!

last year april stay at ole london hotel macau around rm300, juz now check need rm6xx fr this oct....jialat...anyone got tips? thank you

Oct 4 in oct 7 out

Cheapest is the choice

sometimes booking direct with the hotel gives better rate and value.need to do some homework to korek the best deals and sometimes this include arguing(in email) with the hotel reservation if they have best rate guarantee lol!(usually it works)
for example regal hotels offer free shuttle from airport to hotel and also hotel to airport
and do register for the hotel membership to get extra discount lol

traveloka do offer good deals when combined with their weekly promo code
expedia/hotels.com/agoda do offer member special pricing/insider deals on hotels and this can be combined with any promo code from banks(CIMB/Maybank/HSBC/etc)

yup nothing beats traveloka for hotels in malaysia mostly
promo code by bank-CIMB/Maybank debit card have code for expedia lol! i dont have credit card as well lol

Haha.. Cantonese. This is the funniest part in my HK trip. HK people do really know we are from other country (either Malaysia/Singapore) as our Cantonese really different with them in terms of slang. Even some of the Chinese word, my 2 other friend do not know how to read as I'm banana also. I only know how to speak Cantonese. I'm sure when you ask for something in Cantonese, HK people will react 'Hah?' Coz I remember my friend ask for fried sotong. The HK girl just 'Hah?' 

But I dunno lah, maybe your Cantonese pro den me. Share your experience ya when you back from HK. Looking forward for it. Hehe~

Eh wait, "hao bin/ min" is back woh... and "bin pei" means the 'side' isn't it?

I just know cannot say "tapao" hahahahaha because in HK tapao means 'wrapping a dead body' and they often laugh when Malaysians say this.

Yessss agree on Kam Wah! That one wins hands down for me

Don't go to Australia Dairy Company in the morning. I received advice to go in the evening where there's less people and true enough, I didn't even have to queue at 3pm. Can just walk in and get a seat immediately.

Other than the Polo Bun, none of the other food fascinates me much. Maybe coz I didn't get to visit some of the popular restaurants except for Mak's Noodle. The dimsum there were pretty alright but I'm too used to Malaysian style of being able to dip in sauces which is uncommon in HK

Are you sure? Friend told me he went there early... as early as before the shop opens and there's already a long queue! Maybe he went on a weekend :3

but, why bother to eat there, locals never eat, mainly are tourists

basically, the only recommended food from their restaurant is scramble egg.
suggestion from locals, if you really wanna try that similar quality of scramble egg, you may opt for wah sing bing sak, but better service

Aus Dairy not that nice pun, y got Q 

I ordered their bestseller, the breakfast set with the macaroni, scrambled eggs, toast and tea
Macaroni was terrible, scrambled eggs boleh la... the rest was so-so...     

Done a 5 days trip to HK. Nice cold weather 10-15C

Our TouchNGo/Alipay is useless in HK. Outlets there only accept AlipayHK. It is not totally cashless economy, like Aussie or SG. Still many mom & pop F&B outlets accept cash but not Visa. Street markets all cash sahaja.

MTR tickets also cash.

Quite disappointed in this respect.

Pricing wise, everything super mahal after convert to MYR. Didn't buy stuff, only makan.

Mainland chinese are coming back. Lots of filipinos too. Saw a few malay families. Wonder what they gonna eat since difficult to find halal food?