As i've promised, here we go........

We booked out our tickets from the net - Jetstar, and i definitely never expect the ticket to be like that only... well you cant blame a guy that haven taken a plane for over 10+ years!!

Have always been curious what it looks like inside the departure hall.. and i finally got the chance to have a glimse of everything that is inside.. I hate to say this, but being a typical singapore, we have to try EVERYTHING THAT IS FREE *whistles and walk away*..

Arrival at Hongkong International Airport. The weather there i tell you, is sweeeet la... its like air-con all around.. Unlike some countries... 28 degree celcius all year round..

Thats the aaaa HongKong bus... seems much similar to Singapore's bus, except for the compartment where tourist/locals going back to their hometown can put their lagguage on... neh neh.. at the bot left side of the picture below.. I think this only buses that goes to the airport have these feature ba... the rest are the same as Singapore's.

And finally, we've reached the place for our lodging.. Lucky enough for us, it is located at MongKok.. Very central, very convenient, very lively, very rude too...

And its still like that. Hong Kong buildings' exterior view is always old, dirty, broken down and stuffs. But what is IN the inside is more important.

Thats the room we were assigned to. It really was our lucky day. The tenants on that day have not booked out of our room, so we were placed at a 4 bed room for the night.. erm no, a bigger room with 4 bed would be more apprepriate... Did i say its really cold there. I'm in blankets already. How often can you do that in Singapore in the afternoon without even breaking a sweat!! HAH, beat that! And after we settle down-ed we went walking around, getting familiar with the new environment.
They really taste so much different from the ones from Singapore.Unknowingly, we reached Langham Place, one of the shopping places in Hongkong. Its right beside our hostel only lo.. ~_~ And its the mall that wenling so excitedly tell me to shop there... In the end i only bought a Nike shirt for a friend there.

Its a 13 storey shopping mall, one of the biggest shopping malls in the world i think. The biggest one should be in the europe countries i heard. Super big i think. They can build an amusement park inside.And that's the super long escalator for 4 stories.
Heard of the Modern Toilet in Taiwan? They have it here in HongKong also loh! So going to munch down the whole toilet thingys. Everything is being served in urinals, toilet bowls. And that ice kacang thing, is humongous lo.. as big as my laptop
Everything cost us under S$30 bucks lo. And i wouldn't even guarantee such cheap price in Singapore.We did erm finish the dessert la... Only with some 'spills' at the side and some 'dropping' into the cups lo~~ *whistles*
And its really very filling, up to my throat..
And at night, we went over to the Ladies' street. Its right across the street to where we are staying in for the trip, so its VERY close to us only. However, the things sold are not exactly to my liking. Its like those Pasa-Malam, all selling cheap things.

Ps: Pic below is a small stall selling chun shao. Thinking bout it makes me hungry already.. =.=
Ooo HongKong do not need street lights . As you can see, its really bright enough at night already. With all those Super strong lights super big signs boards along the street, the nite sky at 9pm looks as though its only 6 plus going 7. I think they close some of the roads in the nite, crowds are bigger at nite surprisingly.Thats the Charlie Brown's cafe. Did not went in due to the heavy lunch at Modern Toilet, but i think its more or less the same with other cafes, maybe with an addition Charlie brown face on your cuppucino or a Charlie Brown face cake lo. These people got no creativity at all!!