3rd Day (30th November 2009)
There is a Chinese restaurant situated at Golden Mile Holiday Inn Hotel, the hotel that we are staying in. It looks pretty nice, so we decided to have our brunch there and boy, were we not disappointed. We ate a variety of dim sum and a pot of congee. And I must say, the taste is really special. So much so that Caden wanted more and more of it.
After brunch, we took the MTR to Kowloon Station.
We were heading to the famous ladies street. We did some shopping there, bought some Hong Kong Drama DVD set and bags. We bought Caden some pretty stickers too. There wasn’t much thing for Caden there, but he is absolutely excited about the big towels that were hung up, with pictures of SpongeBob, Dora and so on. I really had a hard time holding on to him. Though it was a small area, we actually took nearly 2hrs to complete walking it. By this time, Caden was again tired out. So in the end, he slept in Mama’s arms for 45 mins. We managed to find seats at a Starbucks outlet, where we, the family of 3 had a short rest. After Caden woke up, we actually visited this building that has a lot of toy shops inside. We bought Caden a Thomas the Train Railway set, a mini one actually. And for me, a Mickey Mouse Optimus Prime. I absolutely love it!
In the evening, by the time we came out, it was already pretty late as we need to let Caden nap a while more, make him poo and bathe him. As the night falls, we decided not to venture too far. So again, we roam around the Tsim Sha Tsui area. It was near my Wedding Anniversary with Dear Dear, and yesterday, I remember seeing a Teppanyaki Restaurant. Dear loves Teppanyaki, so I brought her to the place for an early celebration. The place was pretty small but cozy. And everyone in the restaurant was very friendly.
Especially the waitress, who is an old lady, she loves talking to Caden. And Caden entertained her with his funny antics. The food was absolutely fantastic! Especially this wrapped pork dish. Let me explain. The chef will take a thin slice of pork, wrap it with fried garlic and some veges and wrap it up to be grilled on the teppanyaki table. Initially Dear thought that it was too much but once the succulent pork melted in her mouth, she knew she wants more. And of course, I had the same feeling. Though it was an expensive dinner, nothing beats seeing my Dear’s face lighted up with joy. Happy Wedding Anniversary Dear! We ended the day with a bit more shopping at Espirit outlet, before we headed back to the hotel.
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