First up, Macau...
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Instant noodles (Nissin) with marinated pork. The pork tasted like Mom's marinade.
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Milk custard at the same place Tony Bourdain visited. We also had the noodles there too.
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The newer Grand Lisboa.
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Beef cheung fan.
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Resting our sore feet back in HK at the Starbucks along the Avenue of Stars.
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We went up to see the Tian Tan Buddha. I offered some of my waffle-thing to the buddha...
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But the Tian Tan Buddha respectfully declined.
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We enjoyed some soft tofu dessert (warm), which was made from natural mountain spring water.
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Empty bowls surround a container of sugar.
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After the cable car ride back down to the Citygate Outlets, we enjoyed a little snack of soup dumplings with black vinegar and two noodle dishes.
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Suckling pig at a dai pai dong.
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Fish balls with brined clams, wonton egg noodle soup and a glass bottle of Coke!
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In a few hours, I'll be saying "farewell" to Hong Kong and "hello" to Taiwan. It's quite bittersweet. I'm also excited to be visiting Taiwan for the second time, but I know that I'm going to miss the fast moving, loud spoken, hard working, and food crazy people of Hong Kong.
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More links from the Tea in Asia 2011 trip:
- Arriving in HK: Hello from Hong Kong!
- Day Trip to Macau: Window Shopping in Macau
- Arriving in Guilin, China: Breakfast and Tea Tasting
- Arriving in Taiwan: Seafood Dinner
- Arriving in Shanghai: Muslim Restaurant
Lordy, your Hong Kong food shots are making me drool! Probably bad for my laptop!
ReplyDeleteReally need to visit your blog more regularly :)
Thanks for the compliments!
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