Free walking tour

We are on a family holiday to celebrate the combined birthday of my daughter and I.
Kai dropped one ear bud into her seat enroute to Singapore where we were to transit. The chief stewardess waited till the plane was almost empty before stripping the cushions from the seats and having a good look. Unfortunately it fell right into the seat and the engineer was needed to undo the seat. We could not wait for that as we had to catch our connecting flight to Hong Kong from another terminal. Ruby and Kai made the report on arrival at Hong Kong airport whilst Warrick and I got the luggage and went to the counter to meet our hotel car.

Despite travelling all night and arriving in Hong Kong at 11am, we hardly stopped for a rest.
First place was lunch. The first restaurant we got to by recommendation, Sister's Beef Noodles had a 45 minute queue. We were too hungry to wait so we went to a Michelin guide restaurant Eight Treasures, found by Warrick , also selling beef noodles. This restaurant serves every dish with turnip. I guess that's why Kungfu Panda loves turnip with noodles. We then had an explore of the area Tin Hau near our hotel. Warrick is very good with navigation and got us to a Aunty Desert Shop next, where we were served by a very endearing 10 year old boy who spoke perfect English.
After a quick unpacking, we went for a walking tour with a very enthusiastic and fast talking walking guide. She took us through a little history of Hong Kong, highlighting the superstitious practices and Feng Shui . We rode on the ding-ding tram ride, looked at Hong Kong Park and rode some of the mid-level escalator.
We finished exhausted at Mak Noodle House for delicious albeit tiny bowl of wanton noodles.Read more