This seemed very strange to us. Everything closed because of a typhoon warning. Which they called of a few hours later. But it still took som time before our planned museums opened. Continue reading “Typhoon sunday”
First of, is it only me? I reacted at once to the name, and when I saw the picture beside the name I was flabbergasted! If I had a couple of beers in me I would have marched right over tho the owner, slammed my hand in the desk and stated: I wish to return this parrot! Continue reading “Yuen Po Street, Bird Garden”
Now you might not need a shirt that has been sown spesially to fit your body. But it is fun. And in Hong Kong there are crazy many tailors competing for your business. We found a tailor that we liked and he sew a few shirts for Trond that where very nice. So Ludvig decided to try it. Continue reading “A tailored experience”
Just out of Yau Ma Tei is the shop In’s Point that we stumled across due to an acute level 10 defcon 1 toilet search. 3 floors of toyshop and the top floor with a resturant (and toilet). Continue reading “Old kids have the most fun”
It’s a beautiful saturday and we thought we’d do something normal Hong Kongians do. So we went to the flowermaket. Fun with the locals.
Flowers need good light.
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”
Continue reading “Yuen Po Street, Bird Garden”
