Thursday, 26 February 2015

Great Foods in Singapore Taman Jurong Foods Cenre

Taman Jurong Foods Market - great hawker foods and inexpensive - Taman Jurong Market & food centre



The Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre is a modern market and food centre with elevator. In the morning there are market stalls selling fresh meat and fish along with vegetables for those looking to prepare a home-cooked meal. On the second and third floors is a food centre with many Famous Foods while the car park on the top floors adds a measure of convenience to customers.

The food stalls at the food centre are of decent quality and prices are relatively cheap.


Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre
3 Yung Sheng Rd
#03-139/140
nearest MRT station - Lakeside MRT Station
Board Bus 98,98M, 240, 246 at the Lakeside MRT or opposite (please check at the bus stop), alight at Blk 117 Corporation Drive and crossed opp, you will see the hawker centre beside taman jurong cc






Famous Curry Fish Head - Hong Guan Cooked Food on 3rd floor
Claypot Assam Curry Fish Head. $17
opening hour: 10am to 1pm (note by 12 pm all sold out) night - 4pm to 9pm sold out by 7pm)




famous Yong Tao Fu on 3rd level at the corner end - Yong Guan Cooked Food  closed on saturday


famous lor mee on #03-146 3rd floor
i eaten many famous lor mee in singapore,  this taman jurong is the best.  fish lor mee $3, normal lor mee $2.50, the gravy is thick and ingredient is plenty, fresh and soft




Xin Sheng Gor Hiong Prawn Cracker opp the famous lor mee
3 Yung Sheng Road ,03-163 Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre, Taman Jurong, Singapore




TIEN LAI RICE STALL
3 Yung Sheng Road
#02-66 Taman Jurong Market & Food Centre
Singapore 618499
Tel: +65 6264 1506
Open 9.30am – 2.00pm
(Closed on Saturday)

Tien Lai Rice Stall serves excellent Hong Kong style roast duck and meats


 


Guan Yin, Putuo Mountain, Zhoushan

Putuo Mountain, Zhoushan - Home of Guan Yin

普陀山 Putuo Mountain (Buddhist Mountain) home of Guan Yin Goddess - Zhoushan China.
more info at www.mtputuo.com

( avoid February 19, June 19, and September 19 when it welcomes millions of people for the celebration of the birth of Guanyin, . These times of the year this place is super packed ).


A truly rewarding experience, visiting the Kuan Yin Sanctuary at Putuo Mountain, walking to the different temples and shrines and contemplating the beauty of the landscape too!

It's an island that has a lot of buddhist monasteries. I go here every year to worship and pray. It's our family's yearly tradition and ritual. It's truly a blessed journey to go here and also a very sacred place


there are many legends surrounding the establishment of Putuoshan as a Buddhist sanctuary, the most-repeated is that during the ninth century, a Japanese monk making his way from China back to Japan carrying a statue of Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy, was caught in a storm. The Goddess appeared and told him to leave the statue and guided him to safety at Putuoshan where he erected a temple (Puji Si) in her honor.




Putuo Mountain (Buddhist Mountain) - Giant Size Guanyin
Putuo Mountain (or Putuo Shan), a national “AAAAA” class tourist scenic spot, is one of the four holy Buddhist Mountains (the others are Mt. Emei, Mt. Jiuhua and Mt. Wutai. If you have a free weekend, we recommend spending it here.

Huiji, Fayu and Puji Temples are the three largest temples on Nt. Putuo. Huiji Temple is on Foding Peak and is also called the Foding Peak Temple. It is hidden in the mountainous forests. Looking down at the peaks and islands makes it easy to immerse oneself in the serenity of this place.

About three kilometers down the mountain, you will find the Puji Temple. It was built during the Song Dynasty(960 – 1279) and covers about 11,000 square meters. Besides the figure of the Goddess of Mercy Kwan-yin herself, there are 32 reincarnations of her helping people of different appearances and identities.


Getting There: i suggest you take a high speed bullet train from shanghai to yiwu or hangzhou and travel from there. or take a flight to Ningbo.

from shanghai:
Mt. Putuo (admission fee: CNY 160.00) is in the middle of the Zhoushan Islands offshore from the city of Ningbo. The best way to get there is take the overnight ferry departing from the Shanghai Wusong Port every evening (at 19:20/20:00 – arriving the next day at 07:00/07:30). Tickets are available at the ferryboat agency (No. 59 East Jinling Road; Tel: 021-63283120; business hours 07:00 – 17:30) two days prior to departure. Passengers should note that boarding is at the Wusong Passenger Transportation Center (Tel: 021 – 56575500), not Wusong Port itself.


By air
Mount Putuo (Putuo Shan) airport is conveniently located on Zhujiajian island, a very short ferry ride away from Mount Putuo. Note that this local airport is also known as Zhoushan airport.

Following is a list of the routes currently served by the airport:

Shanghai, daily
Beijing, Wed., and Sat.
Xiamen, daily
Hong Kong, Thur., and Sun. (maybe charter)
Jinjiang, daily
Wuyishan, Wed. and Sat.

Schedules may vary. Please check with travel agents before making travel plans.

Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong and Xiamen are major air hubs. The international airports in these cities offer frequent international connections.

For air tickets please call 86-580-2027129, -2026799, -3019337 or -3019200, or contact local hotels: Xilei Villa 86-580-6091931, Xiling Hotel 86-580-6093101

By land
Most tourists arrive Port of Shenjiamen by land and then take a ferry or speed boat to Mount Putuo. Shenjiamen is the traditional gateway to Mount Putuo, and it takes as little as 15 minutes to reach Mount Putuo from Shenjiamen. Zhujiajian island is connected with Shenjiamen by a bridge. It is also convenient to reach Mount Putuo via Zhujiajian.

There are frequent tourist bus services available from Shanghai, Hangzhou and Ningbo to Shenjiamen, and these tourist buses may name their destination as Mount Putuo (Putuo Shan), although the buses actually stop at Shenjiamen near the ferry dock to Mount Putuo.

The comfortable bus rides take about 6.5 hours from Shanghai and less than 5 hours from Hangzhou. Currently the buses are ferried between mainland and Island of Zhoushan, and the above travel time includes this 45-minute ferry ride. The cost of the bus is currently about 140 Yuan ($19) per person one way from Shanghai.

Note that the coastal area near Mount Putuo is being rapidly developed, and new routes to Mount Putuo are expected to be added in near future.

By sea
Shanghai (Lucao harbor at Nanhui District) to Mount Putuo, scheduled speed boat service. Travel time is about 3 hours.

Shanghai (Port Wusong) to Mount Putuo. Regular passenger ship service. Travel time is about 12 hours.

Ningbo (Daxie harbor) to Mount Putuo. Speed boat dispatches every 30 minutes during day time. Travel time is about 1 hour.

Shenjiamen (Bansendong dock) to Mount Putuo, frequent speed boat service. Travel time is about 15 minutes.

Zhujiajian to Mount Putuo, speed boat service. Travel time is about 6 minutes. Zhujiajian island is where Mount Putuo (Putuo Shan) airport is situated. Zhujiajian is connected to Shenjiamen by a bridge. 

join Putuoshan Tour via Hangzhouabout rmb500 for one night tour include hotel and etc.

join Putuoshan Tour via shanghai

Putuoshan Tour
ADD: Suite 1002, Guangfeng INT'L Building, 79# South 2nd Ring Rd, Xi'an, 710068, China


Tel: +86 (29) 6865 0391 (9:00am to 7:00pm)
Fax: +86 (29) 8526 2670
Email: info@china-tour.cn
Website: www.china-tour.cn

Tour Code: CCT-CZJT02S
Tour Price: From $130 USD exclude ferry price from shanghai

Destinations: Putuoshan
Tour Class: Standard
Tour Departure: Flexible


Day 1 (L, D)
Meet you in the hotel lobby and transfer to Shanghai pier for the fast ferry (10:00 AM/12:00PM) to Putuoshan. After lunch, take a visit to Puji Temple. Originally built in Tang Dynasty (618AD-907AD), Puji Temple is the largest and most spectacular temple on Putuoshan. Next you are escorted to visit Fayu Temple where is famous for the delicate wood carvings and ancient architectures. Continue to tour around Huiji Temple which was built on the top of the Foding Hill. Only in Huiji Temple is Buddha Sakyamuni worshiped. And there is a rich collection of ancient brick carvings portraying Kwan-yin Bodhisattva. After dinner, rest in local hotel.


Day 2 (B, L)
Morning tour takes you to explore Purple Bamboo Forest. There you can visit the Cave of Tidal Sound. It is not a real cave but a huge vertical gash in the cliff face. You can hear the thundering sound of the tide day and night, hence its name. Then take a visit to the Temple of Kwan-yin Who Refuses to leave which is the oldest and most important temple in Putuoshan. After lunch, take the fast ferry at 13:30PM to Shanghai. Transfer back to the hotel and service ends.

Prices of this tour
Group Size Quotations Single Supplement

10 Person or up USD130/Person USD40/Person
6-9 Person USD170/Person USD100/Person
2-5 Person USD250/Person USD100/Person

The quotations include:
1. Hotel accommodations with daily breakfasts.
2. Meals with multi-soft drinks indicated in the itinerary.
3. Admission fees for the sightseeing spots listed in the itinerary.
4. English-speaking local guides and private air-conditioned vehicles.
5. Governmental taxes inside China within the tours where applicable.

The quotations exclude:
1. Shanghai arrival & departure transportation.
2. Single Supplement.
3. China visa handling fees.
4. Tips and personal expenses.

Remarks:
*Children age 3-11 and infants aged 1 year and under are free of charge, providing they sit with an accompanying adult. 

Tuesday, 24 February 2015

Bangkok Market - Or Tor Kor


Or Tor Kor Market - great for thai snacks and fruits
Or Tor Kor Market is a nice place to stroll around, whether you are just browsing, taking photos, or actually doing some grocery shopping. Fresh, large-sized fruit of all types and varieties is what it is mostly known for, but you will also find a wide range of vegetables, seafood, pre-cut meats and flowers.

Snacks and Thai sweets are also plentiful, whether the traditional kind or modern varieties, such as kanom krok (grilled coconut pancakes), sticky rice sweets, steamed palm sugar desserts, kanom bueng (coconut crepes), and many more. Ready-to-eat meals come in all varieties, types and servings. Steamed fish curry custard, som tam, chili pastes, chili dips, fresh herbs and spices, green curry, red curry, vegetables stir-fried dishes, deep-fried fish, and grilled prawns are all available at Or Tor Kor Market.

Or Tor Kor Market
Opening Hours: 06:00 - 20:00 (every day)
    • Location: Kamphaengphet Road, opposite Chatuchak Weekend Market
    • MRT: Kamphaeng Phet
    • How to get there: Take the MRT subway to Kamphaeng Phet station. Exit number three, and you're in the market.

Bangkok Shopping

Bangkok is one of Asia's top shopping destinations, giving its visitors a spectacular spread of fashion variety across the many shopping malls in the city.Seasoned travellers are probably familiar with the must-visit Chatuchak Market, but there are many new shopping complexes which have sprouted up in recent years.

1. Chatuchak  Market - weekend market
Food, clothes, plants, home decoration items, antique, collectable goods, books, hand-made products, pottery and even pets. Name it and Chatuchak has it!   Brave the heat at this outdoor market fair and your inner bargain hunter will be rewarded with over 8,000 stalls opening from Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to 6 pm; the clothes zone only opens on weekends.

2. CentralWorld Bangkok
What to expect: Top fashion brands, funky wears, high-tech gadgets, bookshops, designer furniture, gourmet eats and even a skating rink.
Open: 10:00-22:00, Nearest BTS: Siam, Chidlom

3. Platinum Fashion Mall - many small stalls
What to expect: This mall takes the outdoor flea market concept in-doors. Forget the hot sun and unpleasant toilets, you'll be shopping in comfort at this place. A favourite among students and office workers, be sure to find many clothes for casual wear sporting the latest trends. You get to buy in wholesale prices too - if you buy in combinations, said Bangkok.com.
Open: 10:00 - 22:00, Nearest BTS: Chidlom

4. MBK, Siam - MUST visit shopping
What to expect: 2,000 stores selling mobile phones, photo equipment, video games, luggage, street wear, gold ornaments, foods, restaurant and more, said Bangkok.com. Open: 10:00 - 22:00, Nearest BTS: National Stadium

5. Siam Centre
What to expect: Over 200 international and local brands reside in this mall which opened in 2013. You can find many promising local designers and renowned Thai couturiers, said Bangkok.com.
Open: 10:00-21:00, Nearest BTS: Siam

6. Siam Paragon,  This is one of the most high-end luxury malls in Bangkok. Other than shopping and fine dining, visitors can also check out the 16-screen Paragon Cineplex, Kinokuniya bookstore, gourmet cafés and restaurants and Siam Ocean World aquarium.
Open: 10:00 - 22:00, Nearest BTS: Siam

7. Central Embassy
Open: 10:00-22:00, Nearest BTS: Ploenchit

8. Central Chidlom
What to expect: On a smaller scale than the others, this mall has everything you need and a trendy food court concept called Food Loft, said Bangkok.com.
Open: 10:00-22:00, Nearest BTS: Childlom

9. The Emporium
What to expect: Love fashion? Then this is mall is just right you with its first two stories being devoted to solely for fashion. The rest are for sports fashion, home and lifestyle products, electronics, food and entertainment.
Open: 10:00-22:00, Nearest BTS: Phrom Phong

10. Terminal 21, Sukhumvit Road
What to expect: Fashion and dining comes under one international roof at this mall. Get lost wandering a maze of Japanese style shops in Tokyo City or salute the Queen at London's Carnaby Street. Siam Paragon, Siam Open: 10:00 - 22:00, Nearest BTS: Siam
Open: 10:00-22:00, Nearest BTS: Chidlom

11. Pantip Plaza is the most famous electronics mall in the city, Visitors can find the latest gadgets at wholesale prices and also used products at "rock-bottom prices".If you are looking for a quick fix, you can find many technical specialists in one building offering their services.However, like all IT malls, Pantip Plaza has also gained notoriety for selling counterfeit products,

12.  Asiatique The Riverfront, is the newest Bangkok Night Market, opened in May 2012.. Asiatique the Riverfront, a massive new shopping and lifestyle complex beside Bangkok's Chao Phraya river, is set to become one of the city's top entertainment destinations for tourists.

Opening hours: 5pm to midnight
How to get there: By boat. Take the BTS (skytrain) to Saphan Taksin station. Then walk to the river. There you can get on a free ferry boat to Asiatique The Riverfront – it’s about 15 minutes and you get to enjoy the nice view of the Chao Phraya river. The boat leaves from the Saphan Taksin station every 15 minutes, starting at 4:30 p.m. and the last boat leaves from the Asiatique pier back to Saphan Thaksin at 11:30 p.m. It’s best to avoid going by taxi, because the road that leads there suffers from chronic trafficjam.



Monday, 23 February 2015

Singapore Best Swiss Roll Cake

Singapore Best Swiss Roll Cake - Rich and Good Cake Shop


Singapore Best Swiss Roll - Rich and Good Cake Shop

https://www.facebook.com/richandgoodcakeshop
Address: 24 Kandahar Street
Phone62943324
HoursMon - Fri: 08:30 - 5 pm
Sat: 08:30 - 16:00
Closed: Sun & PH
NeighbourhoodBugis / Beach Road



Rich & Good Cake Shop, specialises in swiss roll and is located in Arab Street opposite Malay Heritage Centre(Kampong Glam Conservation Area). 
nearest MRT station (Bugis).   those who are driving suggest you use the north bridge road (before reaching the famous arab mosque) turn left into kandarhar street, opp malay heritage centre is the shop.

the swiss roll is soft, spongey, light, not too sweet, and fluffy. its unlike your usual neighbourhood bakery swiss roll.
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size length about 30 cm long.  my favourite  kaya and durian.   owner recommended to be stored in fridge for max 3 days.




different types of swiss roll  (popular durian and kaya)

Korea Seoul

Korea Seoul - shopping and eating

Gangnam Underground Shopping area - Visit this place first before other shopping - Cheap and Goods where the locals shop
Yeoksam 1-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea



“This is where the locals shop !”
Reviewed July 10, 2013 Believe me, this is a shopping paradise for clothes esp for the young-at-heart. This shopping area is just steps away from the exit of the gangnam subway station. Just take the subway.It is super easy. just avoid coming around 5pm coz the trains will be packed like sardines.

If you are coming from the middle of town, say myeongdong, you will see Gangnam station is quite a distance, about 14 stops or so, but your trip will be worthwhile. The exact same blouse I got here, at Gangnam was KW 18000 but cost 35000 in Myeongdong. Don't shop at Myeongdong -shop here! Only the tourists shop at Myeongdong. Forget about being a cheapskate - why pay more when you can stretch your dollar?

I bought so many blouses at prices I couldn't imagine, I sang in my heart. The best thing is, the clothes sold here are usually made in Korea - check the tab. If u r not in the know, korean-made material like cotton is usually very durable. Here u can get T shirts for what ? KW5000! Just close one eye n buy. You can't go wrong when u see locals shopping here.

Tip 1 : go to the shops that are crowded. Their prices r usually reasonable.
Tip 2 : if u buy 3 or more shirts, ask for more discounts. If they can give u, they will. Don't be shy.
Tip 3 : recharge your batteries at the waffle cum yoghurt stall - yum ! Then hit the shops again.

“Heaven for female!”
Reviewed May 3, 2013 I'm not sure if this's the same underground shopping that I went or not. I went to one at Gangnam area and it's named Express Bus Terminal underground shopping. If you're looking for bargain clothes, this is the place for you! Prices ranged from 5000w and above but normally from 5000w to 20000w. Crazily cheap! The underground shoppping is really long. Prepare about 2-3 hours to shop if you are really into buying clothes. I spent more than 4 hours there while my friend even went back again the next day. So much cheaper than Dongdaemun. While Shinsegae Department store is just next door. Hmmm not next door, they're both connected. Go to Shinsegae food court---it's another HEAVEN! If you're more into branded goods, then you should go to Shinsegae Dept store. If you're after both branded & cheap goods, spare a whole day here. Trust me, it takes a whole day to shop here.

How to Get There:  Below bus terminal
Take subway line 3, 7 or 9 to the Express Bus Terminal, exit 8.




Myeong-dong - Seoul Korea most popular shopping street

Myeong-dong is Seoul's busiest area teeming with tens of thousands of people at any given time. There are hundreds of shops here and you can find Korean made goods and etc.

Every Korean cosmetic brand has a branch in Myeong-dong. The market is home to roughly a thousand cosmetic shops and hundreds of skin-care stores, hence competition is really fierce. The sales assistant will often entice walk in customers with free samples. You can still take it even without making any purchases. And if you really do buy something, they will stuff you with even more free samples! We often end up with plenty of free samples after spending an hour or two at Myeongdong.
How to Get There

Exit #6 or 7, Myeong-dong Station (Subway Line 4)



Midnight Shopping @ Dongdaemun
opening hours: from 5am to next morning 5am best to go after 10pm

Dongdaemun gets even busier after midnight. Retailers from across the country gather in the Wholesale Clothing Town to do business alongside the droves of older international travelers that have come to sightsee. Across from the shopping malls, the Wholesale Clothing Town is like a huge warehouse that sells virtually every type of clothing made in Korea. Retailers waiting in front of wholesale shops such as Nuzzon, Yours, and Designer Club with large bags are a common scene at night in Dongdaemun.

The Yellow Tents of the Open Market
Early in the evening, while the area’s giant shopping malls are crowded with customers, the Open Market near Exit #4 of Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station (Subway Line 2, 4 & 5) waits quietly until 10:00 pm before finally revealing its glory in a glitter of sparkling lights. The Open Market boasts endless rows of yellow tents selling clothes, leather goods, glasses, shoes, bags, and other accessories at majorly discounted prices. Although it lost some of its commercial luster after the nearby shopping malls popped up, it still draws people looking for that extra something special in Dongdaemun


Getting there:  shops opened till early morning
exit Dongdaemun Station (Subway Line 1 & 4) or Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station (Subway Line 2, 4 & 5), they’ll find themselves a party to one of Seoul’s busiest street scenes. The area around Dongdaemun is more than just a great shopping venue; it’s the perfect place to experience some of the fun that the city has to offer!

Coex Mall (please check with hotel it is still under renovation)
Coex Mall
159 Samsung-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-731, South Korea

The COEX is an underground shopping mall that boasts many brand-name stores, boutiques and gourmet eateries. The Mall is conveniently connected to two Intercontinental hotels, and the famous Hyundai Department Store. it has a multi-cinema complex and an aquarium.


Getting There
The COEX is located south of the Hangang River. The easiest way to get there is by taking subway Line 2 all the way to Samseong Station.

Insa-dong - traditional korea art and antiques

Insa-dong is the place to go to see and feel traditional Korea. The streets are filled with various art works, Korean antiques, traditional teahouses and restaurants where you can experience the unique culture of Korea. There are also many souvenir shops that have traditional gifts.

Getting there:
* Jonggak Station (Seoul Subway Line 1), Anguk Station (Seoul Subway Line 3), Jongno 3 (sam)-ga Station (Seoul Subway Line 1 , 3 or 5)


Korea Ice Cream Bar

when in korea DO NOT forget to try their ice-cream.

Korean Ice cream bars are beyond unique. They come in all sorts of flavors and taste. most are NOT AVAILABLE outside the countries.  my favourite the fish-shaped biscuit with red bean inside.



HongKong - Shopping Factory Outlet

Hong Kong factory Outlet Shopping - shop until you drop

HONG KONG Factory Outlet Shopping

MUST VISIT Shopping in HONG KONG - factory outlet and prada

Prada Factory Outlet Hong Kong

Many tourists who enjoyed shopping in Hong Kong would have heard or known of Citygate Hong Kong. But not many tourists know about the Prada factory outlet in Hong Kong. Needless to day, those who know the existence of this prestigious fashion brand want to get there! However, it is located in the residential area and not near any train station, Hong Kong Prada factory outlet, aka Prada Space, is only accessible by bus or taxi.
Space is an official Prada outlet in Hong Kong that sells older season products of brands like Prada, Prada Sport, Miu Miu and Car Shoe. It offers a good selection of women’s and men’s clothing, sunglasses, accessories, shoes to bags at an awesome bargain prices. This is a not-to-missed shopping tour as a Prada wallet can be marked down by 65%!
Prada fans can be rest assured that the products are genuine and fill their suitcases with full of loot. The only downside is popular shoe size like 6, 7 are usually not in stock.

How to go to Prada Outlet Hong Kong

by Taxi
Prada Space factory outlet Hong Kong is situated in Ap Lei Chau (鴨脷洲), south of Hong Kong island and the most convenient way is to get there by taxi. The taxi fare from Tsim Sha Tsui to Ap Lei Chau is HKD150-HKD200 depending on the traffic condition. If you cannot speak cantonese, get the hotel concierge to translate the address and show it to the taxi driver.
by BusAlternatively, you can take the public bus to Prada Space outlet. The bus fare is between HKD4.70 and HKD6.90 one way to South Horizons Bus Terminal from the following locations.
Citybus 590
- From Central (

Exchange Square
)
citybus 590A
- From Admiralty Bus Station
Citybus 592
- From Causeway Bay (Moreton Terrace)
If you need the most updated bus timetable, visit Hong Kong Citybus Guide.
Address:
海怡广场东翼
2/F Marina Square (East Wing)
South Horizons
Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong, Phone: +852 2814-9576
Opening hours:
10:00 – 18:00 (Tue-Sat) 12:00 – 18:00 (Sun & Public Holidays)
Closed on Mondays

Space Warehouse (HK) for Prada Goodies!
22 03 2010
I know how hard it is to find Space Warehouse (HK) for some Prada lovin’. I hope this blog post will help you find your way there easily with a step-by-step guide.
Prior to leaving for Hong Kong, I have already done my research, browsed a bit and found out about a Prada outlet store called Space Warehouse in Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong. I scoured the net for more information on how to get there and everything was rather iffy. I ended up spending 1 hour walking around Admiralty to find the bus that would take me there, and then ended up in Central also looking for the illusive bus.
So, I’m posting this to help all fellow Prada lovers find the place with as little hassle as possible.
You asked if it’s worth the trouble? The answer is Yes. This would be the best factory outlet store you can possibly visit in HK. Most items are about 45% off. I was only interested in Prada (bags, shoes, clothes, wallets, purses, etc) although there are Miu Miu stuff as well.
Getting There
1) Take the MTR to the Central MTR station.
2) Walk to the bus terminus at the basement of IFC (International Finance Centre) Mall. Kinda basement. The lower part of the building.
3) Take bus m590 to Ap Lei Chau. Sit on the right side of the bus.
4) It’s about almost 30 mins ride if I remember correctly. Once you cross the bridge, keep an eye out for the sign on the left side of the road that says South Horizon. Somewhere along Yi Nam street. Once you see it, ring the bell. If you miss it, it’s ok.
5) If you miss the first stop, look right. Soon, you will see the shop SPACE WAREHOUSE next to a yellow building which is the Marina Square East Market. There will be a 7-11 convenience store nearby as well. Now, ring the bell. The bus still go around the corner and stop a short distance away to the left. Get down, cross the street, and just simply walk back to Space Warehouse.

Space Warehouse
2/F, South Horizons Plaza (East Wing)
Ap Lei Chau, HK Island,
HK
Tel: +852 2814 9576
Happy shopping!

Citygate Factory Outlets Hong Kong

We have long heard about the Citygate Outlets at Tung Chung, on the Lantau island, Hong Kong. So we decided that it should be one of our must-visit places for our recent Hong Kong trip.
You can easily make your way to the the Citygate factory outlets via the MTR. For direction, see below – How to get to Gitygate Outlets Hong Kong.
There are over 80 branded outlets at the Citygate Hong Kong. They have brands like Adidas, Anteprima, Puma, Mango, Calvin Klein, Crocs, Samsonite, Bally, Coach, Kate Spade, Burberry, Dunhill, Esprit, Armani Exchange, Club 21, Polo Ralph and Tommy Hilfiger.