So the Food in Hong Kong can be terrific. Aside from the Indian restaurant I already mentioned there is food here for every desire and budget.
This is a lovely Lobster Bisque Soup with puffed pastry keeping it warm - beats crackers. This soup followed by a main course (lobster/shrimp pasta or rice - or regular meat pasta) along with a salad and very nice coffee is under $10. It's really hard not to want to eat out all the time.
The local Thai restaurant serves this seafood dish with prawns, squid, mussels and shrimp in a coconut baked coconut. They have a big pineapple one with Thai rice raisins and chicken.
Just another view from the seawall by my place. The buildings are right on top of the Tsing Yi subway (MTR) station and three floor shopping center. The food above comes from restaurants in this mall. I am getting hungry as I type this so I might keep this short.
Unlike Wenzhou, China - there are rules here to keep the parks clean and kept well. I have actually seen the odd police officer around so someone is on duty to actually follow through. And the parks are clean and tidy. They have separate "pet" lanes around to let them do their business and you have to carry the little bags if you own dogs here.
The British Taxi-Cab pimped out. This was just an older fellow dropping off his wife (presumably). You never know what you will see from day to day here - so carry a camera at all times.
This is a lovely Lobster Bisque Soup with puffed pastry keeping it warm - beats crackers. This soup followed by a main course (lobster/shrimp pasta or rice - or regular meat pasta) along with a salad and very nice coffee is under $10. It's really hard not to want to eat out all the time.
The local Thai restaurant serves this seafood dish with prawns, squid, mussels and shrimp in a coconut baked coconut. They have a big pineapple one with Thai rice raisins and chicken. 
Just another view from the seawall by my place. The buildings are right on top of the Tsing Yi subway (MTR) station and three floor shopping center. The food above comes from restaurants in this mall. I am getting hungry as I type this so I might keep this short.
Unlike Wenzhou, China - there are rules here to keep the parks clean and kept well. I have actually seen the odd police officer around so someone is on duty to actually follow through. And the parks are clean and tidy. They have separate "pet" lanes around to let them do their business and you have to carry the little bags if you own dogs here.
The British Taxi-Cab pimped out. This was just an older fellow dropping off his wife (presumably). You never know what you will see from day to day here - so carry a camera at all times.
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