just wondering, is HKD acceptable in Macau for most of their transaction? Do i like need to change Macau dollar ?

Malaysia use to have Bossini but many many years didn't have edi. As for the cha charn teng, we go there not for the cheap price, but because we want to try local food. Don't want to waste time eat at McD or those fancy restaurants that serve international food. Only the older generations waiters are rude, the ones with young people are much more friendlier. Nothing to do with cheap prices lor, their attitude is like that lor.

I came back from HK liao but chapped lips won't heal so fast ma.

cha charn teng culture is like that... no method.. I also said even local customers they also treat us the same way...

then you're so lucky to have try the real winter weather in HK 'coz these days no longer cold la... HK will eventually have no winter in the future...

I live in KL lor. I usually shop at KLCC or MidValley area, so I didn't go to 1U that often - except to watch movie only. Good lor if there's branch there. Gonna make a trip to Bossini. Hehehe.

1U got Bossini meh? I didn't notice that when I went there...

come when you wanna come lor~

so that means you miss 炖奶 more than me la... 

next time bring you to eat yummy 薑汁撞奶 when you come~ do you like ginger taste?

forest can be frens with you? lol

yea becoz he is my friend~ 

congrats~ which area is your new home?
how are you today, my friend? 

why feel "cloudy" ar? you should feel relax after all those busy days...

me ar, last nite already work till vomit blood due to the weather in China la... wish me luck tonite... fingers crossed...

Yep Turbojet is faster and considered more "higher class" than NWF, but of coz you've to pay for these better service la.. For them who booked hotel in the Kowloon side especially in Tsim Sha Tsui, would still suggest to use NWF 'coz it's closer. For me I didn't feel dizzy by NWF, I think it depends on the tidal wave of the ocean on your travel day.

Metropark hotels are ok ar, some airlines use them as layover hotel for stopover passengers too, but there would be a lot of China Mainlanders in the hotel which is quite annoying lor..
You're right, and it costs more money on transportation as well. For short trip like 4 days in addition to departure & arrival in Macau if taking AirAsia, it's not that wise to stay in New Territories side.
Forrest, you should know the whole New Territories is very big, it is the biggest area in the whole HK's map. Not anywhere in NT is close to me.
Thanks jonath~ Summer sale will start from Aug indeed. But this year economy is very good here, so I guess the sale period would be shorten and delayed and the discount rate wouldn't be as crazy as before.

Huh..? I feel this drink tastes like the soya milk sold in M'sia ja wor? Actually not only 7-11, you can buy it anywhere in HK... 7-11, Circle K, Park'n Shop, Welcome supermarket, some Manning & Watson's branches, some bakery shops, some hawker stalls, supermarket of Sogo, Jusco and UNI.... anywhere...  Of coz, the cheapest would be the one sold in supermarkets like Park'n Shop & Welcome.

Right now i'm worried about the excess baggage. Limit is 15kg check in baggage and Air Asia charges  macau $38 per KG!!  I'm sure my group will be shopping alot.

Maybe find a 3rd party company in HK that can send our excess back to Malaysia which is cheaper than air asia per kg charges.

Bring me back for what?? Souvenir?!?! 

ic.. you wanna buy miniature models & toys.. yep those stuff can be quite heavy if you bring a lot. Sorry I don't have info on shipping/courier company with cheap rate, maybe you can try contact the local post office to check the price for postage of international parcel.

oh that temple has granted what you've wished for during your last visit? 

Ladies are like that ga la.. so every time when I travel, especially going to Japan, I will bring an extra large backpack or foldable bag so I can fill in my new stuff, haha~

你就想~ 
1. I am not Bro
2. I am not into DSLR stuff
3. so I don't know which places are good to buy
4. maybe you can try your luck in Sai Yeung Choi Street in Mongkok
5. Thank you.
What kinda buffet you like? As RegentCid said, it depends on your budget. If you're asking real good buffet without a budget, of coz Grand Hyatt Hotel's buffet... about HKD499 per head + 10% service charge. Conrad Hotel's dinner buffet is not bad too, about HKD3xx-4xx per head... Anyway, just pop in any ***** branded hotels, their buffets will not disappoint you for sure, like JW Marriot, Island Shangri-la, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental...etc.

1. Then good luck to you la...

2. Yaumatei is just next to Mongkok, actually not much difference. Mongkok is the best 'coz relatively cheaper rate, but equally convenient location.

3. No I also haven't heard about Roasted Meat Street wor... 海味街就聽過... Actually you no need to go to that particular street to eat Roasted Meat la, every fast food restaurant also has and the taste is good enough.

4. Tao Heong is good enough ga la.. Maxim's might be a bit more expensive but not every branch is good, I think. You can't compare HK's Chinese restaurants with M'sian one, no matter taste, price, service, interior...etc. You know what, I can tell the culture of Yum Cha with Dim Sum is almost originated from HK, of coz we are the most professional and traditional. You can try pop in any Chinese restaurants ge, but they may offer worse service even their food is also good and price might be slightly cheaper. Maybe you can try 聯邦大酒樓 (Federal) in Jordan, they are one of the old Cha Lau in HK, taste not bad.

The price I quoted is average price of dim sum in downtown. 

A tip for you, if you can read Chinese, buy a local magazine from 7-11, most of them do introduce different gourmet places in HK~ Take a look at this website : http://etw.atnext.com (a local magazine)

Wing Shing should be on Sai Yeung Choi Street... the street parallel to Ladies Street.
你飛過來囉~ 
Promotional price should be during the "afternoon tea" period, which is during 2.30 or 3.00pm - 4.30 or 5.00pm.

If eat at the Chinese restaurant just downstairs my home is much cheaper, I and my mum only need to pay HKD4x, hehee...

For best places and local food, I bet you must be able to find some from my post #1 or other forumers' suggestion in this thread.

Macau no comment 'coz I only went there once.

Please read a few pages back there are some posts discussing sale season in HK.

June is summer here, hot for the whole day.

Cheers.

thanks a lot for all the info fiolsn.

i dun plan to go to disney and ocean park... as i afraid not enuf time to shop and look around.

personally do u think it is worth to go to the 2 parks?

thanks

yes, once only after I am a grown-up, totally twice in my whole life if including the one taken by my parents when I was just 2 or 3 years old. Just like Shenzhen, I also been there only once after I am a grown-up, haha~

5D4N is not enough for sure, if including 2 parks. If giving them up, it might be ok to cover most tourists' spots.

So you think you've covered most spots last time? Would you plan to come again?

yeah, I'm going to married my fiancé in Amsterdam next month~ Gay is legally accepted there~

Hey my family is planning for a Macau/Shenzhen/HK trip. Wish could spend more time on shopping but mum not shopaholic type (help! ) and my parents are the touch n go type of traveller.My itinerary is below. Wonder if I could allocate more time on shopping malls?
9/6-10/6 Macau
11/6 Shenzhen

12/6 8-10am        Shenzhen Station to Mong Kok KCR. Left-luggage at Metropark Kowloon.
        10am-3pm    Ocean Park
          3pm-6pm      The Peak
          6pm onwards Sweet Dynasty Restaurant, Ladies Market, Fa Yuen Strt.

13/6 7am-9am      Breakfast then shuttle bus to Avenue of Stars.
      9am-7.30pm    Disneyland (include transfer time)
    7.30pm onwards  Temple Strt Night Market

14/6 HK-Macau-Malaysia

*sigh* my leave has not been settled yet ga... and kinda rush this time. How's your trip planning?

  Which do theme park do you think is better? i doubt that my brothers will like disneyland though.

For shopping details please see page 1 and find those suitable for you 'coz I don't even know you are guy or gal, and you don't tell me what you wanna buy, how can I suggest??

As forrest said below, which park is better is very subjective to individual. Different gender, different age group, different type of tourists have different interest. We really can't tell which option is better for you 'coz only yourself know what you want and need.
Oh you're going for trip next week ar? This one I don't know.. I was asking about your year-end trip...