Day 5: 23 Nov 13 - Hong Kong Today was a totally free and easy day with no specific place of attractions in mind. We first set off to Hong Kong Island via the ferry ride of about 20 minutes. Then, we had our late Dim Sum breakfast at New Star restaurant. It was quintessential Hong Kong style. As a person who is "direction-challenged", I can't even recall where were the exact locations that we had traversed today. In my vague recollection, we took a tram to ...

Day 4: 22 Nov 13 - Hong Kong It was a fast-paced morning as the kids got out of bed and rushed themselves ready to catch Mickey Mouse at the hotel's breakfast venue by the name of Chef Mickey as we were told by the hotel staff that Mickey only appeared at an appointed time ie 8am. By 8am, we were all seated at the cafe. The spread was pretty wide - international style. Midway through our breakfast, Mickey came out and suddenly, you could feel excitement in th...

Day 3: 21 Nov 13 - Hong Kong Disney We spent a full day at the magical land. Breakfast was a niggardly affair of hot dog bread because it was the last thing in the mind of the children's conquest of the entire Disneyland park. We started out with photo taking with the Donald Duck mascots. While in the queue, we met this disgruntled man who couldn't stop complaining and he even deliberately shoved his way. Basically, the Loh's family were in line first but w...

Day 2: 20 Nov 13 - Hong Kong Disney We started the morning with a simple Dim Sum breakfast with my mum-in-law at Yum Cha. Speaking of Dim Sum, it sure tasted authentic (wonder if it was just psychological effect at work for a person who doesn't make a good food connoisseur). After breakfast, we checked out of Sheraton and headed to the ferry terminal where we took the ferry to Hong Kong. When we arrived at the terminal, we took a cab to our hotel - Hollywood...