Yep, that's how long it took me even though there's now one of the "mango places" close(r) to my hotel.
You know, sometimes I get this feeling that probably no matter what I do in Hong Kong, someone will say something sarcastic back home. Either I didn't see enough sights, or I didn't go to [insert here].
Whatever. I'm here to have fun and I'm enjoying myself at a leisurely pace despite feeling fatter than I've ever felt. My legs are just killing me when I start walking around.
So no more worrying what others might think. I'm gonna rest this afternoon before heading out to dinner and the movies later.
I do get the irony writing about my weight-related complaints as I lead into a picture of some mango dish from Hui Lau Shan.
Daniel Wu hawks watches...
Miriam Yeung too...
While Shu Qi does it for Armani frames...
Once again, I got lost trying to find my original breakfast choice. Actually, I am not sure I was lost as much as under a sinking suspicion that the place I was looking for has moved to a new location.
I got so hungry I just gave up and ate at a local Yoshinoya. The Japanese chain is pretty common here.
I had number 9, Large Tobiko Salmon Flakes Bowl, and for less than a $1US extra, I got miso soup and kimchi. I know kimchi is Korean and not Japanese but whatever. Hell, I'm eating Japanese fast food in Hong Kong already.
My usual go-to at Hui Lau Shan. It's got the rice (?) balls and the mango pieces and the mango custard in mango sauce. Like I said earlier, it's like being in a Monty Python "spam" parody in that place. Instead of spam, there's mango in almost everything on the menu...
You know, sometimes I get this feeling that probably no matter what I do in Hong Kong, someone will say something sarcastic back home. Either I didn't see enough sights, or I didn't go to [insert here].
Whatever. I'm here to have fun and I'm enjoying myself at a leisurely pace despite feeling fatter than I've ever felt. My legs are just killing me when I start walking around.
So no more worrying what others might think. I'm gonna rest this afternoon before heading out to dinner and the movies later.
I do get the irony writing about my weight-related complaints as I lead into a picture of some mango dish from Hui Lau Shan.
Daniel Wu hawks watches...
Miriam Yeung too...
While Shu Qi does it for Armani frames...
Once again, I got lost trying to find my original breakfast choice. Actually, I am not sure I was lost as much as under a sinking suspicion that the place I was looking for has moved to a new location.
I got so hungry I just gave up and ate at a local Yoshinoya. The Japanese chain is pretty common here.
I had number 9, Large Tobiko Salmon Flakes Bowl, and for less than a $1US extra, I got miso soup and kimchi. I know kimchi is Korean and not Japanese but whatever. Hell, I'm eating Japanese fast food in Hong Kong already.
My usual go-to at Hui Lau Shan. It's got the rice (?) balls and the mango pieces and the mango custard in mango sauce. Like I said earlier, it's like being in a Monty Python "spam" parody in that place. Instead of spam, there's mango in almost everything on the menu...
