HK Business Trip - Day 2

Brief update: I scored a goal during my 1st futsal game yesterday. Haha.

One thing fantastic about Hong Kong is Dim Sum. Its definitely larger than the ones in Malaysia, fully filled with prawns. Thats how I got my seafood-allergic-rashes on that day. :)
The next fantastic stuff I found in Hong Kong is the mango-sago-pomelo dessert. Its..its..indescribable.Mmm.

In fact, besides the food and the shopping outlets, I don't find Hong Kong very fascinating and glamorous as being portrayed in the usual Hong Kong drama series. By the way, I found that signature unique-structured building which is always pictured in Hong Kong drama series. Its in Admiralty area, if you're keen to take a look one day.

Hong Kong is a well-polluted, noisy, crowded place with attitude-defficiency people. Take for example, if you ask a waiter for vinegar, and he feels its a very unusual question which no one has questioned him like such before, he will just shrug his shoulders and turn his back towards you. That is how fantastic the customer services are in Hong Kong. To those who study business, "customer is king"theory is definitely not applicable in Hong Kong.

Anyway, there is this place if you happen to drop by in Hong Kong even for the shortest moment. Its Citygate outlet which you will find yourself purchasing totes from Coach, Prada, Kate Spade. [This definitely applies to those aspiring tai-tais out there who will find these a steal!]

Apart from shopping, there is this interesting thing you must observe when you visit Hong Kong.
No matter how young or old the Hongkies are, they like to wear track shoes everywhere. Hmm.. I wonder why is HongKong-feet associated with smelly feet?