If you haven’t been to any Disney Land, then probably Hong Kong’s one is a good try. But if you have been to the other Disneylands… you may not find this one interesting. Why? Because this one is the smallest Disneyland in the world.

What are the must see in HK Disneyland?
The parade was good. I love Space Mountain. Fireworks at night was awesome. My mom love the River Cruise in Adventure Land and the flying Dumbo. But the park’s logistic still have room to be improved!

There’re 2 shows at the park, Golden Mickeys & Lion Kings, however, I didn’t manage to see any show. I was there on Sep7 Wed, the park was not packed, but all Fast Pass for Golden Mickeys ran out and there was a LONG queue (100 mins), so I didn’t queue for the show. Got a Fast Pass for 7pm Lion King show (I went there at 5pm, and all 6pm shows’ pass finished, have to take the 7pm last show). We arrived at 7:05pm at the door, and we’re not allowed to get in because the show already started and they do not have any break for late comer! Alright, still 2 hours to go before fireworks start, what to do? Just when we remembered we haven’t try the Buss Light Year shooting game, their machine was broken down and the game closed for the night!

Hong Kong Disneyland
Address: Disneyland, Lantau Island East, Hong Kong. [MAP]
Opening Hour: 10:00-20:00 (closed at 21:00 on weekends)
Directions: take MTR to Sunny Bay Station, and interchange for the Disneyland Line.
Entrance Fee:
Regular Day – Adult HK$295 / Child (3-11) HK$210 / Senior (65 or above) HK$170
Peak / Special Day – Adult HK$350 / Child (3-11) HK$250 / Senior (65 or above) HK$200

Restaurant Name: Rainbow Seafood Resturant

What is the best way to treat your friends? “Enjoy seafood and Go cruising” can well be an illustration to the wonderful moment if you are visiting Hong Kong – the Gourmet Paradise. This restaurant provides a very original way for eating fresh seafood by the natural country side and a free boat ride to enojoy the scenery of Hong Kong’s nature. And you’ll discover Hong Kong actually have something nice to offer besides the skyscrapers. Good quality, moderate priced. Rainbow Seafood Restaurant was among the first batch of restaurants to be awarded the “Quality Tourism Services Decal” in 2000. This award reconfirms our assurance both in the quality of food and service. You can pick swimming seafood from the tank, restaurnat will catch it and cook it in anyway you want.

Price: HK$80-200 per person

Favourite dish: Steam Bamboo Clam with Garlic. The clam was as big as 6-7 inches, and you can eat it with fork & knife!

Food Review: Deep Fried Sliced Squids (Calamari) is easy to eat with you don’t prefer a whole animal with head lying on your table. Boiled Prawns in water filled with rice wine & ginger is another good choice, prawns tasted crunchy & sweet, dip it lightly with soya sauce and it’s all I need for a nice evening. Best to go with beer!

Phone: +852 2982 8100

Address: Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island

Website: www.rainbowrest.com.hk

How to get there: Located at Lamma Island. The restaurant provide free ferry services to and from Central or TsimShaTsui public pier to Lamma Island.

In the Precious Lotus Monastery, in the mountainous interior of Lantau island, is the world’s tallest outdoor bronze statue of Buddha, more than 100 feet high and weighing 275 tons. The adjacent monastery is also famous for the vegetarian meals served in the temple refectory.