Tasty Destination - Food & Travel

New York may be ‘the city that never sleeps' but Hong Kong is the city that never stops. Sophisticated and cosmopolitan it boasts eclectic cocktail bars, pubs, restaurants and clubs, all buzzing with life. While there’s no shortage of flashy cocktail bars for the fashionable elite, there are plenty of places to suit all tastes and budgets from the street food vendors through to the beach shacks down at Shek O Hong Kong Big Ben  All rights reserved by TastyDestination.com Shek O often overlooked and forgotten is a perfect get away from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. It has a real beach holiday atmosphere where you can grab great thai food, fresh coconuts and a cold beer before catching some beautiful rays. Your own perfect paradise! For the hot party goers head to Wan Chai where you could be sipping a rare craft beer out of a dirty crystal chalice and still feel like you’re doing something terribly naughty. Unable and reluctant to shake off its history as the port

Our 1 week Hong Kong trip was short but worth it. We were so lucky to experience the Hong Kong Flower Show presented by the Department of Leisure and Cultural Services at Causeway Bay’s Victoria Park. The show exhibits beautiful flower arrangements, potted plants and landscape displays of thousands of vividly colored flowers. This Hong Kong flower show is annually and this year’s the theme flower was Primula and the theme was Symphony of Spring Flowers. We enjoyed floral giant musical instruments and those cute animals in concert. Feast your eyes for more pictures inside

Flight Details: March 13, 2011 at 4:40PM 5J118 Manila Terminal 3 to Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1 We booked our second trip to Hong Kong last October 2010 via Cebu Pacific Air website . Our great fondness for Hong Kong started only just last year, month of October when we had a chance to take our first out of the country vacation. We love Hong Kong for many reasons, the scenic views, shopping is cheap, cold weather, long walk, no traffic, a must try street foods, pet dogs roaming around and noodles. From Ate Jen's house in Paranaque we arrived at NAIA Terminal 3 at 2PM together with our niece Jazz, Nanay (Mely B.) and Tatay (Joe B.). After paying for travel tax, we checked in our 70kgs luggage. Apple and Joemel Mely B. Joe B. and Jazz While waiting for departure we walked around to check for hotspot area, err the free WiFi didn't work! Spotted Seattle's Best Coffee and ordered iced and blended Chocolate JavaKula, the order took 30 minut