Monday, May 3, 2010

Dinner at Foo Lum Fisherman's Wharf Restaurant in Hong Kong

Here come's the first food post from Hong Kong? Feeling excited or perhaps drumming stomach? lolx...

We have our dinner at Foo Lum Fisherman's Wharf Restaurant situated at Tsim Sha Tsui, of course it was arranged by the Tour Agent to have dinner there....

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Looks kind of grand there and probably the lucky you will spot some artist in the restaurant. Well, some of you asked me whether I've met some artist throughout the trip. Yes, we did met some...


Wootz, spotted this huge lobster at the aquarium tank and wondering will they serve me this Boston Losbster? Okay, stop the dreaming part...

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The food was served as long as we seated...
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The shark fin served wasn't the one you used to eat in Wedding dinner which probably only 10% of shark fin, okay I doesn't mean the 5-6 stars hotel wedding dinner ya! ==''

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The deep pork rib was nice except that they don't have the Thai Chili Sauce that we used to eat with... Oouch...

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As you know, Roast Goose is a must whenever you visit Hong Kong. Not to mention it wasn't cheap and the restaurant only serve half of it for us =[

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The sweet & sour sauce chicken were quite nice but it doesn't have any chili taste. Perhaps Malaysian Spicy tolerance is god damn high compare to them.

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The prawn they served is meant to eat together with the shell. Well, calcium can?

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An ordinary Siu Bak Choi which not my favourite at all =]

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The fish served were quite fresh and I just love it so much. It has a butter scented smell when you taste the fish. Naisssss

For your information, if you're a person that can't live without Chilis, bring your own chili padi and sambal there as they will charge you HKD10 for a small plate of Chili Padi.

That's all for the food post today =]

Ohya, I'm proud of being A550 owner! Why?

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Hong Kong people love A550 too! lol

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Avenue Of Stars Hong Kong

After check in the Regal Oriental Hotel and a short tour around Kowloon city, we make a move to the first tourist visiting place Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong.

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Victoria Harbour View from Avenue of Stars

Avenue of Stars which is located at the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade is built to pay tribute to outstanding profesionals of Hong Kong's film industry and promote the tourism Industry.

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Xiang is there!!!

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I'm unable to capture the true beauty of the scenery due to the bad weather, a one big ooouch!

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It's gonna rain soon...

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My family group picture =] Spot my dad new D90 xD

Film industry main crew....
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My sister , the Director! lolx

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Not forgetting the statue of....

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The future star... "ahem ahem"
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One of the attractions of Avenue of Stars is the hand imprints of the Stars....
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Proud of Malaysians presenting
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Last but not least a Starbucks Coffee shop located at Avenue of Stars curing the coffee addictive people =]

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That's all for today, stay tuned !

Friday, April 30, 2010

Bai Tian Gong 2010

The ninth day of Chinese New Year is a significant important day for Hokkiens. It's the day which the Hokkiens express their gratitude to the Heavenly God for blessing them throughout the year.

My families are purely Hokkien, therefore we behold this relief too. A simple yet meaningful praying session is carried out at the late night of 8th day Chinese New Year. For your information, the time for the praying session vary every year.

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Every food that used for the praying represent some good meaning. For your example, fat choi represent fat =]

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The 3 Major Scented Sticks!

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Practically few years ago I influenced my mom to pray with vegetarian style.

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Mom and bro praying for prosperity and heath =]

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Fire crackers to attract prosperous into house

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Neighborhood playing fire works to celebrate this day

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The Gods blessing message, clothes and money =]

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Hope Heaven God bless my family for prosperity, healthy and so on =]

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Arrival at Hong Kong and Kowloon Here I am!

Yeah, finally my first post to Hong kong came by. I guess it's much faster than Smashpop one though he went there 2 months ahead me =P

Upon arrival in the Chek Lap Kok Airport(Hong Kong International Airport), we took a ride on the train to the immigration check and began exploring Hong Kong.

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Not to forget grabbing a copy of the Tourist Map in Hong Kong when we touring around there ourselves.
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This trip consist of 9 people, my family and TeeJay family. A full force of my family members and brother girl friend, while TeeJay sister did not came along the trip.

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As in the itinerary we got from the Tour Agency, we get to "tour" and have a great view of the Tsing Ma Bridge of Hong Kong upon the transfer from Airport to Hotel.
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Of course this is not a pure photography trip which they wouldn't bring me to a spot just to snap a nice picture of the bridge.

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For your information, this bridge is the world sixth-longest span suspension bridge and was the second longest at time of completion. This bridge carries six lanes of automobile traffic, with three lanes in each direction. The lower level of it contains 2 rail tracks and there's also 2 sheltered carriageways on the lower deck for maintenance access and as backup for traffic when particular severe typhoons strike Hong Kong.
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Yey, I stayed in this Regal Oriental Hotel situated at Kowloon for the first 2 days. Why it's only 2 days, thats because I'm leaving to Shen Zhen for the 3th day evening and the last night in Hong Kong will be staying in a different Hotel.

Okay, I knew you miss me =P
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A cam whoring picture at the lobby of the hotel. I guess I can make this picture for my new display picture later on =]

Since there's still some time before we suppose to gather up at the lobby to visit Avenue of Star, Teejay, my sister Rachel and me decided to have a quick visit around the town.

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I guess it looks exactly the same as we can see from the Hong Kong dramas. The yellow buses, old building and an old aunty pushing the trolley across the road.

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Took a few pictures and walking around the town. You won't get lost in the town for sure though it looks complication with the cross sections and roads. Just like we say you wont get lost in Langkawi or Penang as it's just an Island, where can you be?

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Before heading back the Hotel, we passby a playground/garden.... Does this looks like what you see from TV?

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Okay, of course without the lansi beh syok face there =P

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One more thing about Hong Kong is there's always construction going on around the island and mainland. But I guess this better than Malaysia that the roads are not well maintained and there's holes everywhere ==''

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That's all for today, stay tuned =]

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

A Cooler Xiang now!

Thought of updating my blog about Hong Kong trip today, but I decided to blog about the hair cut and hair dye I have lately from Toni and Guy instead.


Thanks to Zoeyve, she invited my over the Toni & Guy Academy KL last 2 weeks for a complement hair cut by the student. Thinking of getting a new hair style there, I decided to leave long my hair and get a hair trim over there.


After a long consideration and courage from Zoeyve, I decided to get a hair dyeing at Toni & Guy Academy KL too. I headed there for the session yesterday morning.


Not to mention Christopher was my hair stylist dealing with the hair cutting part while Simon dealing with the hair dyeing part. The are both hair stylist training student from Toni & Guy Academy KL.




Tadaaaa........



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How does I look like with this hair styling way and the brand new hair colour? Lay down your words =]


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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

SHi Hooi 20th Birthday Celebration

A group of us celebrated Shi Hooi 20th birthday at Pizza Hut in Wangsa Maju 2 months ago.

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Well, I guess she's pretty lucky that the cake wasn't specially ordered to ensure her face full of cream later on =P You know what I mean ! haha...

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Please bless me get a Leng Zai boyfriend very soon!

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She's officially "yi zhang ye" already

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Her lovely friend doesn't give her an easy way too.... See the depth of the candle!

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Of course some helpful hand that worry she can't handle it well

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I would direct translate from Cantonese word - Flower Face Cat

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Group Photo is a must for memory! To make sure she remember us well! haha

After the dinner session, we make a move to Mel Lee house for the second session. I brought the Drinking Roulette set that i got as birthday present from bloggers friends as the entertainment tool of the night.

Since my liquor drink in Mel house was finished by some "ghost", we change the bet to soy sauce, chili sauce, salt, pepper and so on. I remember the most disgusting bet was the Italian Herbs drink...

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Birthday girl was kind of lucky, drank only a few cups throughout the game

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You know the slow motion fella will always drop into the trap =P