this year we decided to head to HK for cny since there was a longer holiday but more because we’re just bored? anyway, it was just a huge food fest! initially we thought that the shops would all be closed given how CNY is such a big thing in HK but actually, on the first day at least 50% of the shops were open and by the second day, most of the shops were back in business!
we took family pictures in the hotel room, gotta love my dad’s face.
had lunch one day at caprice, one of the 2 restaurants in HK which has 3 michelin stars.
food was delightful and desserts were so sinful 
but service wise, can’t be compared to the 3 starred restaurants in NY.
dinner on the 2nd day was at Nobu because it faces the harbour and in HK they have a 25 minute long fireworks display for CNY. to be honest we made the restaurant reservation in May last year (yes i know, in true singaporean fashion) don’t think we’d do it again primarily because we realised that we can view the fireworks from our hotel room but also so because getting to the hotel was a real bitch. road closures meant having to take the MTR and walking LIKE CRAZYYYYYYYY.
the crowd that gathered along the bay.
it was really quite spectacular, the fireworks felt so close!
t’was a good 5 nights away 
next up, Cambodia in march!
 | Kanyu on yet another year |
 | Nova on mmm.. |
 | Lish on yet another year |
 | deliciousxdelirium on cny in hk |
 | passerby on cny in hk |
 | vics on the kinds of people you can… |
| deliciousxdelirium on origami |
 | NATKWEE on origami |
 | adamdubai on origami |
 | Ipodman on don’t let it go by |
HEY just curious, what’s the black bag your sister is carrying! is it a real proenza schouler? how much was it and where did she get it? thanks!
yes it is a real ps1 and we got it in HK for around 2.1k? u can get it in singapore from club21, think it retails for about 2.5k.