The search for Moonzen, pt.1
There is a brewery, micro in such, that is located in Kwun Tong, called Moonzen. The thing with these guys is that they only open their brewery to the public at fridays…for 3 hours. Continue reading “The search for Moonzen, pt.1”
Breakfast at Bari Uma
Usually when we pass this place, the line to get in is 10-15 meters. But now, at 10:50, we where here 10 minutes before opening and we got in straight away! Continue reading “Breakfast at Bari Uma”
Cable Car to giant Buddha and Po Lin Monastary
Getting to the giant Buddha and the monastary is pretty easy, you just get on the MTR to Tung Chung (end station), from our hote The Mira we had to change trains one time – and all in all the trip took aprox 40 minutes. All super easy, you cant go wrong – there are signs and pictures of cablecars all over the metro and the end station. Continue reading “Cable Car to giant Buddha and Po Lin Monastary”
Some pictures from Po Lin monastery
Yum Cha, Dim Sum resturant in Tsim Sha Tsui
Yeah so I figured out now that even thoug we are staying in Kowloon, a more specific and right thing is to say Tsim Sha Tsui (SjimSjaSjui as we call it) this is the area all the way at the end toward Victoria Harbour.
Anyways, we have been trying different foods around our hotell, and today we just traveled 100 meters to end up on the 3rd floor of a building right behind the hotell. The resturant is called Yum Cha and they have a few other shops in Hong Kong. Continue reading “Yum Cha, Dim Sum resturant in Tsim Sha Tsui”
Craftissiomo, Beer shop, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Comming back to the hotel I was googeling for a place that had local beer and sake, and came across Craftissimo on Hart Av.
I had a nice talk to the guy working there, and he told me that it was an indian/italian guy that owned this and one more shop in town. This guy was actually from Pokhara in Nepal, so that was cool since I have been there lots of times. He also knew his beer !
They had 3 shelfes for local Hong Kong beer and the rest was pretty much covering the whole world. They did rotate the inventory now and then so that there allways was something new and interesting.
The numbers you see on the picture are prices in HKD. The selection was awsome and I could easily have spent more time there – but the shop was small and other people was probably also interested in getting in there. I think is was max 2 person at the time.
I ended up with a six pack to go, all local but one – I found a Sierra Nevada Orange, I had to try that to. But.. then again, I am going back soon !
Moving dolls, Ladies Market, Hong Kong