Hong Kong Day 2 - Hello Kitty Chinese Cuisine

Started Day 2 at Hello Kitty Chinese Cuisine. We called the day before to make a reservation, best to call to make a reservation in case you don't get a seat if you walk in.

Located at Jordon MTR Exit C2
Open Daily: 11am – 3.30pm, 6pm – 11pm (last order 10pm)

Super cute please

 You will definitely know you are at the right place when you walk past it. Hello kitty everywhere.

I have eaten at hello kitty cafes before, but this is the first time I see hello kitty dim sum. Hello kitty custard bun, hello kitty har gao, hello kitty abalone siew mai, hello kitty carrot cake, and one more hello kitty ...

Hello Kitty Cheese Tarts 

Usually people will tell you cute food are not nice. Their food there is not only cute, but taste good too. They don't 偷工减料。When they give you prawns is really big prawns. But I think that applies for most of dim sum in Hong Kong. It may not be the best dim sum in Hong Kong, but it is delicious. 

After that we went to get cookies from Mr Rich Bakery.

After gathering feedback, Jenny Cookies still win Mr Rich Bakery, but my nephew do love Mr Rich Bakery cookies. The good thing about Mr Rich Bakery is that they have more flavours and their cookies are packed individually, so it's easier if you want to give them as souvenirs. 

 We then went to walk around Yau Ma Tei. Was supposed to do that the day before but because of the flight delay, we didn't managed to. 

Saw Yee Shun Milk Company and went in for a break to rest our legs. If you like milk, I think you will like their steamed milk. However, it can be quite jelat though.

Then guess who we saw. Far-Fetch! Initially I thought their Far-Fetch would be raining everywhere like our pidgeys, but it's not really like that. I didn't see any near our hotel or at the airport. Throughout the trip,we only saw 2 Far-fetch (on the same day and around the same area). After I posted this photo on facebook, I got discovered by my cousin that I was in HK.  

Went to Mak's noodles for their wanton mee. It was okay but not amazing. I remember that many many many many many years ago, my uncle brought me to eat a wanton mee and it was super good, but I don't remember where it is already. 

Thereafter, went to Tai Cheong to buy egg tarts. Haha, but I got discovered by my cousin so I was going to visit them since the hotel is near their house, but I didn't bring any souvenir from Singapore, so I bought them egg tarts. 

I always tend to mask more when I am overseas. When I am in Singapore, I'm always too lazy to mask.