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

Second day in Hong Kong All of us decided to go shopping first on the second day of our stay in Hong Kong. What's shopping without Hong Kong dollars? Together with Jazz, from Sai Kung we went to Frankie Money Changer in Worlwide Plaza located at Central. It is better to exchange US dollars than Peso to Hong Kong dollars when you go to Hong Kong. The exchange rate we got was HK$7.7 for US$1. 7-Eleven Sai Kung 1A Bus Terminal Sai Kung We went to Sham Shui Po after to check gadgets in Golden Computer Arcade. If you are looking for gaming consoles, computer peripherals and accessories for laptop, iPod touch, iPhone and iPad, then this is the best place. We tried to canvass for iPad 2 which has just been released in US only.