Travel: China - Hong Kong

[micollh]

bebebub:

Mico,

You leaving for HK soon? Have a good time and come back here to share and give tips, ok?

yeah yeah.. going in 3 days time..

[MandyMummy]

micollh:

bebebub:

Mico,

You leaving for HK soon? Have a good time and come back here to share and give tips, ok?

yeah yeah.. going in 3 days time..

Hi, micollh, the weather in HK is very nice. Enjoy your trip. :rahrah:

[micollh]

Tnanks mandymummy, a normal sweater for kids should be good enough right? i bring all long sleeves and long pants and tights for kids cos scared too cold…

[MandyMummy]

micollh:

Tnanks mandymummy, a normal sweater for kids should be good enough right? i bring all long sleeves and long pants and tights for kids cos scared too cold..

Him, micollh, the weather for HK has been 22-27C for the past few days. So, I don't need sweater. If you have small kids and will be traveling to the peak, long pants and a sweater will do. Otherwise, dressing in layers, T-shirt and then a sweater is easier because can remove sweater when you are indoors. Please remember to check the weather before leaving to see if a cold front is approaching. Have fun.

[micollh]

yeap sure. thanks MandyMummy !

[yippee]

cherrygal:

yippee:

Anyone can advise how much to exchange? 6D5N (2A n 1C)

You only need cash for food at small shops and buying tickets for trams, ferry rides etc. Assuming your family eats all 3 meals outside and snacks too, you may need about $30 - $50 per meal. $100 - 150 a day = $600 - $900 on meals

Add the odds and ends for transportation and entrance fees etc, it's best you change $1500 or more.

The rest of the shopping / restaurants can use credit card. If you rather not use cards, then it really depends on how frugal/ spendthrift you are.[


Thanks!

[starlight1968sg]

For "wife" biscuits, which is the recommended brand? How much?

Thanks.

[Dnls_mum]

starlight1968sg:

For \"wife\" biscuits, which is the recommended brand? How much?

Thanks.

I like Hung Heung.

[bigsnoopy]

Dnls_mum:

starlight1968sg:

For \"wife\" biscuits, which is the recommended brand? How much?

Thanks.

I like Hung Heung.

Me too but i was told that the local prefer weng hua....

[Dnls_mum]

bigsnoopy:

Dnls_mum:

[quote=\"starlight1968sg\"]For \"wife\" biscuits, which is the recommended brand? How much?

Thanks.

I like Hung Heung.

Me too but i was told that the local prefer weng hua....[/quote]I like the tea candy at Weng Wah. The reason I like Hung Heung's wife biscuits is that they are freshly packed if you pick from the store. I can't find fresh ones from Weng Wah. Only find their vacuum packed ones only. Fresh taste so much better :). Another biscuit store I like is Kee Wah. I like their walnut and almond cookies. They have great gift packs for buying back for friends too. Enjoy eating in HK!