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>17th September 2010 – Macau (Part I)
Like what I said in my previous post, today we plan to look towards Macau main attraction places. Once again, hopping on shuttle bus from The Sands to the main attractions.
It is not difficult to find the places that we want to go as there is sign showing us the way and good thing for a banana people like me is that it’s written in English.

What a sunny day in the city of Asia’s Las Vegas?
I’ m so love with this “M” sign wherever I’m travelling. Too bad never had the chance to try it
As what recommended by most bloggers, I decided to search Senado Square (which I do not exactly what place is all about at the first place, not until when I reach there)….


Gosh. It’s awesome but too bad it is damn hot than Malaysia. Hardly to believe!


St. Dominic’s Church (left); Interior of the church (right)
Saw this advertisement nearby and it caught my eyes
Saw this lovely small shop with cute signboard, we decided to try the egg tart and the pork chop bun.


Pork chop bun
Then, we heading to Lisboa Casino as one of my friend would like to try his luck in gambling. Maybe no luck, he then changed his mind and wanted to go The Sands to try his luck again. Maybe today wasn’t his day. I’m not sure how much he lose but seems like a huge amount (==”)

The building of Sand. In chinese, they call “Golden Sands”. Just like the building
We had to queue and wait for further instruction in order to for us to board on 5 pm as the time shown in our ticket is 8pm. Luckily we have the patient to wait or else, we end up taking the onwards ferry where we need to queue from the beginning again. Like my sis always tell me “Orang Sabah mesti Sabar bah!” Hahaha.. I love this.
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>16th September 2010 – Macau (Part II)
After taking a break for half an hour (refer previous post), we moved on to our next destination, The Venetian Macau Resort Hotel.






San Luca canal
So regret for not shopping more at this shop
This clock reminds me of Prague, Crezc Republic which I had not yet blog about it
Hard Rock Hotel, located in City of Dreams
This one took by me. Not copy and paste from other source. Nice or not?
I took this pic while waiting for bus. Outside The Hardrock Cafe. Damn nice and beautiful.
Another famous restaurant in Macau – Dumbo Restaurant.
Beautiful night scenary of Macau
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>16th September 2010 – Macau (Part 1)
This special promotion is absolutely superb duper cheap. HK$700 for 2 people; 1 night for 5 star hotel and 2 return tickets to Macau. For a normal price ticket, it would cost HK$134 – HK$142 for only one single ticket. So do your maths and try calculate how much we pay for the accommodation.

Start our day with sausage with egg burger and milk tea from Mc D.
By the way, it’s pork burger. I’m just loving it when comes to Mc D Hong Kong
As we arrived earlier than we plan, we took The Sands shuttle bus before check in to our hotel. The Sands is a big and luxury casino in Macau. It is the sister hotel of the Venetian. Before proceeded to the casino, we deposited our baggage at the baggage counter. What I like about this sands is there are plentiful of free drinks; fruit juice, warm milk and even hot drinks such as coffee and etc.
Japanese buffet at The Sands. That is Teh’s uncle at the bottom right pic.
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>Ocean Cafe
Posted October 9, 2010
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Now, here I am again to post on western foods which me and my family having for our dinner. At first, my 1st younger bro choose Little Italy but ends up, we went to Ocean Park, which nearby CKS Taman Millenium since my mom would like to drop by CKS Supermarket to buy some groceries.
From the poster which they sticked outside their cafe, I thought there are many choices to choose from. But with dissapointly when the waitress said they only serve western foods. Both of my younger bros love western foods especially chicken chop.

And both of them order the same meal;
Grilled Chicken Chop with Cheese Mushroom Cream Sauce (RM13.90)

Location: Taman Millenium (Opposite of CKS Supermarket)
>Funky Town
Posted October 9, 2010
on:>A little break for “Bits & Bites” moment before continue for my sweet getaway trip.
Wawa’s meal; Fried rice with lemon chicken (RM7.90)

My meal; Grilled chicken with mushroom sauce (RM13.90)
Location: Damai (in the middle of Mr Bread and Maple Cafe)
Opening Hours: Off on Monday.
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>15th September 2010
View of Hong Kong from the top
Reach airport after almost 3 hours flight. By the way, our flight delay for almost 1 and half hours
Let me introduce, Sabah F4 😛
(From left: Sam, Teh, Aaron and Vincent)
Hong Kong International Airport. It is bigger than KLIA
We took bus from airport to the place we will overnight for the whole trip. We stayed in Teh’s uncle’s house, which located in Tin Shui Wai. Since we reached Hong Kong around 6-7 pm, (due to the delay), his uncle brought us for dinner. By the way, we were damn hungry since the last meal we had was around 11am – 12pm. Planned to buy meal in the cabin but it’s not worth it.
5 of us order different meals at YLK Restaurant, Kingswood Ginza, Tin Shui Wai
Clockwise: Master bedroom, Kitchen, Double decker bed room, Living room
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