Dim Sum anyone?

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So the highlight of this day was to meet up with Jacqueline, who is a friend of a friend from SF. She took me to a place called Dragon I (cute, right), which is a spectacular Dim Sum place. It turns out that we could eat all of the Dim Sum that we wanted for a set price of HK$110. This is a good deal! Even if you think in terms of water bottles, which I didn't have to anymore.

She also told me what it's like to live in HK, and we chatted about all sorts of things. All in all, it was a fantastic experience! Plus, the place had what I thought to be the coolest bathroom on the planet (that is until I saw an even better bathroom the next day).

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Photos

Hong Kong's Central skyline
Looking South from Kowloon

Bruce!
Homage to the Master along the Ave of Stars

Smoggy Hong Kong
I could barely see across the harbor

Hawker Friendly
Hong Kong has helpful signs setup everywhere like this to let you know where you can conduct business

The Great Wall of Condo
This was taken half way down the trail to Victoria Peak

Mong Kok Madness
This scene was literally 100 yards from my hostel. It made for interesting sleeping (or lack thereof)

Central at night
Hong Kong really shows it's best at night. Taken from the same vantage point as previous harbour shots

Staircase to SOHO
HK has a bunch of hills (that tons of people live in). To make it easier for the hill-people to get to work, they have this escalator system that takes you up several hundred feet. People actually use this for comuting - in the early hours the stairs down. In the afternoon, they go up.