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I was a very bad boy in Hong Kong -- I ate a LOT. I also didn't take a lot of notes so expect a lot of the food items below missing a lot of important details like where I had them and how much they cost. Just enjoy the photos :) 1. THIS SCALLOPS RICE MEAL FROM CAFE DE CORAL Café de Coral is a fast food chain in HK but with slightly more sosyal food choices. I got this rice meal with some pieces of scallops, mushroom, and vegetables. It wasn’t life-changing. The sauce was just okay but the rice was really nice. 2. CRISPY BREAD WITH CONDENSED MILK, AND MILK TEA FROM TSUI WAH It was around 3pm or 4pm and we were already so tired from all the shopping and walking on our first day that we just had to sit and eat somewhere – anywhere. We went inside Tsui Wah coz it was nearby. Their milk tea is okay – normal milk tea (I’ve tasted similar/better), and their best-selling crispy bread is something I think my yaya can also make at home. 3. PASTA...

When I went to Taipei last February, I ended up with a lot of nice photos because there was a lot of cool backgrounds. I told myself I’d take a lot of OOTD photos again next time I travel out of the country. Unfortunately, when I went to Bangkok last June, I didn’t have a lot of time (and a good photog) to do that. Good thing I had a lot of those – time and good photographers – when I went to Hong Kong last month. Here are some of the spots where I had my photo taken. Some of them are the usual and obvious ones (you’d see a lot of similar photos on Instagram), but there are also some unexpected ones that called my name the moment I saw them, instantly making me call one of my companions (para picture-an ako, of course). 1. THIS WATERFALLS-WALL AT THE LANGHAM I don’t remember which floor it’s on but it’s the one right outside the LEGO store. Not the most breathtaking background – you can’t even see the water – but if you find yourself at the mall and want to ...