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Hong Kong - Macau Trip Day 5

Day 5 is the last day of the trip. Why oh why happy time flies? We have planned to travel to Central for an experience of local dim sum on early Sunday morning. Headed to "Lin Heung Lau Tea House" at Wellington Street. It took us quite sometime to finally find the restaurant, as it was quite hidden along the steps and layers around the Wellington street area. 

- Unique lanes around Wellington Street -

Stepping into Lin Heung Lau made us felt very much stepping into "Old Hong Kong". The old-fashioned tea house with dim sum aroma simply completes our trip this time to Hong Kong. However, too be frank we did not really enjoyed this meal. There were too many people in this eateries and food were served slow. Everyone simply got to go after the dim sum cart right the moment it came out from the kitchen. So we only managed to grab a few dishes. The taste of the dim sum somehow was not really extraordinary to us. We actually prefer our local dim sum more. But the experience was great, of course.

- Sunday morning in Lin Heung Lau -

- 3 dishes we managed to grab from the cart -.-" -

We got to rush back to hotel to check out before 12pm then. After checking out, we headed towards the Sheung Wan Ferry Terminal to board the ferry back to Macau. On this last day of our trip, the sun finally shined fiercely and we finally felt the wrath of summer. 

- Last day at Hong Kong, managed to put on sunglasses for the first time! -

As we reached Macau, we headed towards Senado Square on bus. We made some last minute souvenirs shopping at the Koi Kei Souvenir Shop there. We bought all kind of speciality cookies and pastries for our friends and family. We also stopped by "Bonjour" the chain cosmetic shop to get some fragrance and facial care products which were relatively cheaper than Malaysia. Finally by 4pm we headed towards the airport to board the plane back home.

- Going home -

It was indeed an interesting trip for us, to be in a foreign country during post-typhoon times. The rain and drizzle did not stop us from visiting most of the planned itineraries. We totally enjoyed the trip much and perhaps one day, we may be back again. 

So, this is the story of our pre-honeymoon at..

Hong Kong and Macau

:) 
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