Here are some of the photos I took during my visit to HK.
This is my favorite food in HK! I got this on the first morning I woke up in HK. It's curry fishballs, Shumais (the dim sum pork dumplings), and tripe. You can also choose from a variety of different meats (meatballs, chinese sausage, etc). The street food in HK is amazing and if you ever go to HK, I definitely recommend you going to Mong Kok to try out the unique HK street foods. There are also a lot of shopping centers here as this is one of the busiest places in HK.
This is a pineapple bun I got while I was in Mong Kok. You can get pineapple buns here in Calgary as well but you don't get the true authentic HK taste and it comes straight out of the oven in HK. Not only that, but it only costed $5HKG which is only about 60 cents CDN.
This is the famous TST (Tsim Sha Tsui) Clock tower. A lot of tourists who visit Hong Kong come here to take photos because it is right beside Victoria Harbour. TST is also has the biggest shopping center in HK, Harbour City, that has over 700 shops in one mall.
The next two photos are photos of of Victoria Harbour which is the number 1 tourist location of Hong Kong. If you decide to visit Hong Kong in the future, definitely come here. They have night light shows here every night, unfortunately I didn't take any pictures of them but if you do a Google search of HK, you'll see pictures of Victoria Harbour at night.
The two following pictures are pictures of Time Square HK. When I was there, they were setting up lego displays for their Christmas promotion.
All the upcoming photos are pictures of food and mainly desserts I ate when I was in HK. This is a picture of oven baked cheese and beef rice.
One of the best things of HK are all the dessert shops. This is a picture of fresh mango tofu dessert.
Most Chinese people are familiar with this dessert. In Chinese, it's pronounced as Tang Yuan. Its pretty much a dessert made with glutinous rice flour and inside the middle is usually filled with red bean, black sesame, or peanut butter.
This is a picture of condensed milk spring rolls. This is best served fresh when it is still hot. The condensed milk gives a nice sweet and smooth textured feel in your mouth.
This is also another famous Chinese dessert. This is a coconut milk tapioca pudding.
The next two photos are food that I got from the airport upon my departure in Hong Kong. I had to have a last taste of HK's best foods, Pineapple Bun with iced butter, condensed milk toast, and HK style milk tea.
The last thing I got in HK were egg tarts. The egg tarts in HK are so much better than the ones we have here, mainly because you get it fresh out of the oven and the crust is homemade.