Hong to the Kong Day IV: Pet Street, Kam Wah Cafe, Shopping

We were on our way to Kam Wah Cafe when we somehow chanced upon an entire street dedication to pet stores. I'm not a fan of pet shops but could not resist going in to look at the puppers and kitties. 

Found the place! 

They're famous for their baked goods. 

Supposed to be legendary but I'm not a huge fan of Chinese food so to be it tasted just fine. 

Someone is enjoying this though, hahaha. I did like the egg tart more. 

Okay, so many people scoff at HK Noodles cos I mean yeah, they are essentially instant noodles... But the broth was amazingggggg (probably laden with MSG, but amazing nonetheless). 

We walked to the museum only to realise that it was closed so we wandered around a little. 

$3 sushi rolls hehe. 

Took an hour long bus ride to the airport ): 

Chinese food for dinner. The price and quality was not bad considering it was at the airport. 

Using up by HKD at the airport store. 

<3

Hong to the Kong Day III: Australian Diary Co, Mak's Noodles, Craft Beer

Bright an cheery right opposite our Airbnb hehe. 

First, breakfast at Australian Dairy Co! We arrived around 10 and there was a short queue but it quickly became long in a matter of minutes even though it was a week day!

My favourite was really the iced milk tea, it was really good. 

This is the most highly recommended food item, though to be honest, I thought it tasted nice but not amazing??

This too, it was fine. 

YUMS.

There isn't an English option for the menu so if you can't read Mandarin you have to get by with gestures and hints hahaha. They mostly get it though. 

Mak's Noodles is right next door and Sam had to take the opportunity to try it out. 

Fairly quiet. 

Excited little pupper. He sai that it was good!

Pretty doge :3 

Tomb Museum which was boring as hell tbh lol. 

This is the main room. 

And this is the exhibit, lol that was it. 

Poor lost doge. 

Tried Genki Sushi at Mongkok for lunch, it was nowhere as great as Singapore's. 

Headed to The Peak Tram and was met with this queue...

We spent like 10mins kind of staring at the queue before noping out of there lol, no way.

Watched the sunset while getting eaten alive by mosquitos. There wasn't anywhere to go in the immediate location so we caught a boss to Hollywood Road to search for some nice bars.

The food was very meh but apparently their beers are good, which is the point I guess! 

Hopped to another place.

Buying some supper

Ending the last night in HK :')