Hong Kong V.2

Sorry for keep everyone waiting for Hong Kong V.2, as I said in my previous piece of blog, I've been lazy :p
This time I would like to introduce a good place to see and eat "Temple Street", it's located in Yau Ma Tei. If you take the MTR, you can get off at Yau Ma Tei station and look for the exit C. Or you can take any bus which will go to Nathan Road, you let the driver knows you wanna head to Temple Street, I'm sure the driver will be more than happy to tell you where to get off the bus :)
So what you can see at Temple Street? Obviously "Tin Hau Temple", otherwise it won't name it as Temple Street... hehe.. other than that, you can see in the picture it's very famous coz of the night life. I would suggest you to make a visit to Mido Cafe for a late afternoon tea, then you can experience Temple Street before and after sun set.

You can't miss Mido Cafe if you go to Temple Street, because not many of these old style cafes left in HK now. Although prices have gone up a little bit coz too many TV programmes have filmed or interviewed the owner, many people go and imagine what kind of life was living in the 50s.. haha.. Must order Baked Pork Chop Rice, Red Beans Ice when you get there, they're the specialties of this cafe.
After that, you can walk around the street. They sell a lot of stuff including clothings, toys, handcrafts, accessories, etc. Quite similar to a flea market but watch out, prices might not be as cheap as you think especially if they know you're from whole other countries. I think it's typical when you travel to any part of China.. hmm..

If you are not hungry yet, do walk around
and check out these fortune tellers. I can't tell who is the best coz I only believe in God but if you are curious to try, I think the best would be to look for whoever has the longest queue... haha...

After hours of walking, you may consider to eat at Temple Street as well, but try not to go in Summer time, the heat and humidity will definitely kill your appetite. Actually you would find that all restaurants there are packed with people, coz food there is not that expensive, Rice in a pot is very unique dish in HK, and you can have seafood dishes there as well. If you don't mind sitting in the crowd, it would be a nice experience.

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