The famous Hong Kong Lucky Dessert (發記甜品) is finally in Malaysia. It’s first outlet is now open at Sunway Giza, Kota Damansara. If you are a dessert lover, you should be visiting there now!
Opening Ceremony. From left: Mr Keniz Koay (MD of LD Global S/B), Mdm Wong, Mr King Wong & Mr Mark Wong (founder of Lucky Dessert HK), Mr Wong, Mr Ng
Went to their dessert tasting and very satisfied coz tried almost all the famous dessert! So many variety of dessert! *Burrppp…*
Mango Roll 芒果糯米卷 (RM 12). Fresh mango meat wrapped with glutinous rice roll and coconut flakes. It just taste yummy.
Mango Wrapz 芒果班戈 (RM 10). Nice, not too sweet and the skin that use to wrap the mango is just awesome.
Paradise Herb Italian Jell-O (RM 13). Very long Cincau which is almost tasteless but it’s good to serve together with the source and the fruit.
Trinity Mango Delight 招牌杨枝甘露 (RM 11). This is one of the Hong Kong signature dessert. I ate before at Hong Kong during my last company trip in Hui Lau Shan 許留山 another famous Hong Kong Dessert franchise. Mango + pamelo and sago.
Trinity Durian Delight 榴莲飘香 (RM 11). This is similar to the Trinity Mango Delight but added with Durian! If you love durian then it’s really awesome but don’t expect they use D24 or higher grade durian.
Durian Krisp 焗榴莲酥皮卷 (RM 15). This got to be eat while it’s hot! It’s very crispy and yummy!
Lucky Purple Rice 金粟紫米露 (RM 8). It’s just nice and not too sweet too.
Try it out yourself! You may give your comment of what you feel of the dessert for future improvement to suit our local taste bud.
Address: Lucky Dessert (發記甜品)
C-11-G, Sunway Giza 2, Jalan PJU 5/14,
Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Tel: +603-61483798
The outlet is facing outside. Look for the entrance near Ipoh Ipoh and Uncle Prawn from inside Sunway Giza. Go out the entrance and turn left. Walk straight and you’ll be able to see Lucky Dessert. (Got this instruction from SimonSeow)
Emcee of the day Jentzen 林震前 advised all the guest no need to rush to take photo as there’s official photographer of the day and those photo will be uploaded to Astrolife and Facebook! And here! Exclusive… Haha.
Finally TVB Hong Kong Super Star reached… (frm left to right : Joe Ma 馬德鐘, Sharon Chan 陳敏之, Tse Suet Sum 谢雪心, Kevin Cheng 郑嘉颖)
Joe Ma 馬德鐘
Sharon Chan 陳敏之 – So pretty!
Tse Suet Sum 谢雪心
A lot of Kevin Cheng 郑嘉颖 fan’s there! Maybe cause he is leng chai? Handsome? =)
There were few games interaction among the artistes with the guest.
Game 1 : Step on newspaper and dance…(all the participants legs must be within the newspaper)
Game 2 : Emcee say some item and the artistes must find it from the guest / audience. (Car Key, Lipstick, Tissue, Belt…)
When playing this game, emcee told them to get a belt, then Kevin Cheng 郑嘉颖 rush down and I thought he was waiting for the belt from the guest beside me but then after that he scold me said that I only taking photo and ignored him! I didn’t ler… =( If I know he want my belt I confirm take it off immediately for him! Arghh…
Those that gave those items required by the emcee to the artist get to go up the stage and take photo + gift! If I take off my belt then I will get it but too bad lah!!!
Game 3 : Design a costume for the guest.
After they design the costume, they need to explained what’s the design for and need to do a cat walk. So creative leh.
Game 4 : Ping Pong Balls…
See some still got time to camwhore with the artist on stage!
Lastly there’s a special gift for all the guest, which there’s an ang pau below the chair, if who got it then they get to take home Bird Nest “Yin Wo…” wow.
These were the lucky winner!
The event end with group photo with all the guest.
OMG, two of my favorites male singers fighting in Hong Kong… What’s happening? Malaysia Boleh? Fight over $ or girls or career? Don’t fight pls, sing a long! We make friends not enemies. =)
Fists of fury in HK streets
HONG KONG: Award-winning Malaysian singer Gary Chaw and Hong Kong artiste Justin Lo are normally the best of friends. But the two pop stars turned into the worst of enemies during a roadside brawl after drinks at a pub here.
The local paparazzi were rewarded with dramatic photos of Chaw and Lo punching each other and Chaw kicking Lo while the latter was in the back seat of a taxi.
Lo, better known as Zak Tin, was even invited as the guest singer at Chaw’s concert in Malaysia last year.
On Tuesday night, they had gone for a drink at a pub with several friends at Central district.
When they’re not fighting: Lo (right) appeared as a guest singer at Chaw’s concert in Kuala Lumpur last year.
At about 1am, Chaw left the pub in anger while Lo followed with a “red face”. They then had a heated argument by the roadside.
Hong Kong’s Oriental Daily News reported that Chaw punched Lo until he collapsed on the side of the road.
Lo got up and fought back. After a while, they were pulled apart by their friends.
In a dramatic turn of events, the duo left in a taxi together with two male friends but the vehicle made an emergency stop soon after.
Chaw alighted and was seen jumping on the street and calling out to Lo to step out for a one-on-one fight. The latter refused.
The 30-year-old Malaysian then kicked at Lo who was in the back seat.
After a while, the 33-year-old Lo got off and was seen grimacing in pain, using his hands to cover his groin.
Then Chaw grabbed a road sign and attempted to hit Lo with it, but was stopped by their friends.
Half-an-hour later, both of them left separately accompanied by friends. Chaw behaved as though nothing had happened during an interview with a Hong Kong radio station on Wednesday. He only talked about his concert in November.
At a press conference in Hong Kong last night though, Chaw apologised to Lo for his act.
“I have no excuses, no reasons. I am wrong. I am willing to take whatever responsibility, punishment….
“Justin had never wanted to hurt me with his actions. It is very obvious this is not a fight … it was me who lost control,” he said.
Chaw, who was born in Sabah, was sent to study in Canada when he was only nine. He returned home and participated in an Astro singing contest in 1999 but lost.
Later, he was signed up by a recording company and released his album Xiao Wo Ben (Laugh at my stupidity).
Lo, who is also a song-writer and record producer born in America, was signed up as a singer in 2005.
The same year, his debut album Justin was released and became a hit with 15,000 copies sold on the first day. He held his debut concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum the next year and the tickets were sold out within 10 minutes.
He held his seventh concert in Malaysia on Christmas eve in 2006.
Andy Lau and his 24 years Malaysian girlfriend Carol Chu is the current hit news. Some suspected that they have a son and daughter. 華仔的長女叫劉雲楓約11歲，兒子則叫劉雲祖則約9歲. Not sure whether it’s real or not. So are they going to married within 100 days of Carol Chu’s father’s death? I was told that Carol Chu was actually stay nearby my area?? Apa la… So many years I also never get to know this. If not sure can see Andy Lau in person. Haha.
Andy Lau spotted at dad-in-law’s grave
HONG KONG superstar Andy Lau was finally seen paying his last respects to his girlfriend Carol Chu’s father.
Chinese dailies said Lau was seen at a memorial ceremony in front of the elder Chu’s grave at the Hokkien Cemetery in Kuala Lumpur on Monday.
This time, he was without any “shield” or sunglasses. However, there were three security men at the entrance of the cemetery.
It was reported in major Chinese dailies that Lau was wearing a white T-shirt and a pair of jeans although Guang Ming Daily had managed to take exclusive pictures of Lau at the cemetary.
The photographs were however taken from afar and were grainy and all of them only showed the side of his face and body.
The dailies quoted a worker at the cemetery as saying that Lau had arrived at about 9am with Chu, her five siblings and two brothers-in-law. They left 30 minutes later after a simple ceremony.
During the funeral, a man believed to be Lau was hidden from view by an umbrella-carrying brigade.
Spotted: Superstar Andy Lau and Malaysian girlfriend Carol Chu arriving at the KL International Airport (inset) to catch a flight to Hong Kong Tuesday, after attending the funeral of Chu’s father. On Monday, Lau was seen at the Hokkien cemetery in Kuala Lumpur for the seventh-day memorial service.
Finally Andy Lau hold Carol Chu hands and let the paparazzi snap their photo. Now both of them are in Hong Kong.
Ending decades of denials, Hong Kong pop star Andy Lau finally went public with his Malaysian partner Carol Chu on Tuesday.
The couple, who have reportedly been together for 24 years, firmly held hands as they touched down in Hong Kong and made their way to an airport lounge past a media scrum.
The pair were in Malaysia last weekend for Chu’s father’s funeral. A teenage boy and girl, long rumoured to be the couple’s children, were nowhere to be seen.
Lau, who turns 48 next month, has kept coyly mum about his love life for decades to maintain his image of a single and available pop star.
He is said to have met Chu, a part-time model who had won a local beauty title, while he was on vacation in Malaysia with close friends in 1985.
SPECULATION is rife that former beauty queen Carol Chu, the long-term partner of Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau, could be pregnant.
All the local Chinese dailies reported that pictures taken at the airport in Hong Kong showing the bloated stomach of Chu could be an indication of her pregnancy.
China Press reported that Chu was seen shielding her stomach throughout while holding hands with Lau after arriving at the airport in Hong Kong.
Sin Chew Daily also reported that Lau was even seen embracing and holding her by the waist at times, fearing that journalists might run into her.
Meanwhile, the same paper reported that a fan by the name of Kiki had threatened to take her own life after learning about Lau’s relationship with Chu.
“I am not strong enough to accept the fact. The only thing that can console me is for me to take own life so that you won’t forget me.
“I hate you! Go get married! My life would be your wedding gift,” said the fan whose comment was posted on an official website.
However, there were many who posted comments giving their blessings to the couple.
HONG KONG superstar Andy Lau and former Malaysian beauty queen Carol Choo actually tied the knot in Las Vegas last year, major Chinese dailies reported.
The official website of Clark County in Nevada which provides online search on marriage records, showed that Lau Tak Wah, Andy and Choo Lay Keng had registered their marriage on June 23, 2008.
After their secret marriage was exposed by the Taiwan and Hong Kong media, Lau, 47, finally admitted in his official website on Saturday that he and Choo, 43, were married.
He apologised to his fans for keeping his marriage a secret.
Lau said he and Choo had decided to get married because they wanted to have children.
He said he had kept it a secret to avoid his wife from being “chased after” by the media, adding that he had planned to announce the marriage when Choo becomes pregnant.
The couple who had been dating for over two decades made their first public appearance when Lau came to Malaysia to attend the funeral of Choo’s father recently.
Another Hong Kong superstar who had his marriage exposed in the same manner was Leon Lai Ming, who married his model girlfriend Lai Gia in March last year.
Singer Miriam Yeung Chin Wah also married his boyfriend Gary Ting Ho Lam secretly in the city of sin on Aug 11.
After we done with our Sightseeing & Supper we went back to rest and prepared ourself to the Foods and Shopping in Hong Kong.
Early in the morning went down to have buffet breakfast which do not taste good at all and then leave our luggage and just bring a small backpack and on our way to Hong Kong to have 1 night stay.
On the way to Lou Hu ShenZhen Station to Hong Kong, saw this man … like seen in Steven Chow movie. Haha. I still remember the scene.
We took taxi to Lou Hu Station. The traffic of the people is very scary. So many ppl and I think a lot of Hongkies also going to ShenZhen to have entertainment during the weekends. Next time when you are going to Lou Hu Station to get to Hong Kong remember to ask the taxi driver to drop you off before the station, if not it will be a queue all the way to the station and it will waste your time and money.
This is my second time sit on AirAsia Air Bus. It was a bad experience, when I boarding from Malaysia that time, all the bag need to be scanned and they found my multipurpose kind of pen knife, I didn’t know that we cannot even bring that multipurpose pen knife, so the lady there forfeited it and I asked “Kak, boleh tolong jaga ini, bila saya balik boleh claim balik?”. She replied, “Boleh, RM10 or was it RM20 satu hari…”, then I said tak apa and just walk off.
Then I saw one of the air stewardess scolding a passenger and here goes the conversation, “Off your phone now! If you do not off your phone please get out of my plane.” I was like mad when I listen this, can’t she just talk nicely to the person instead of shouting there? That was bad. Anyway it does not affect my mood of holidaying! =)
After reaching ShenZhen, China, I saw some funny translation in the immigration.
“For Weak Only”, I was wonder, weak? refer to where/which part weak? haha
“Visa For Aliens”, refer foreigner as aliens.
Finally we reached ShenZhen, China. That time was about 9pm+ if I remember correctly. Met up with the tour guide from ShenZhen. After that she keep on asking us want to have dinner or not because from airport to our hotel need at least 1hour and after some discussion then we agreed to eat at the place that she recommended to us, if not I think her face will turn black because cannot get commission and cannot eat free dinner? Perhaps.
It cost us RMB 50 per person, at 1st she said got “Siew Ngor” and “Yu gap”… then told us that “Siew Ngor” no more swap with duck. The food is not nice at all and most of the dishes was cold then the tour guide told us is like that because late d, all the nice food also habis. The environment there is worst. There’s a gang of ppl like gangster sitting beside use and some of them even took out their shirt… drink beer and shouted… worst scare anything might happen so we also no mood to eat lo. In Malaysia we can take the same amount of money or even lesser to eat better quality food!
Last week went for Company Trip to ShenZhen and Hong Kong 4days 3nights. It was fun and great experience although it’s very rush because we had limited time in each location so our trip is like catching up with time!
Some of my colleagues sit Bus from KL Sentral that cost RM9.90, some colleagues got family sent them directly to LCCT airport, me and few colleagues chose to take taxi, it’s pretty cheap and convenient I would say. The Limo only cost about RM50++ and after divided by 4 it cost about RM15 each, that’s rather cheap compared to Skybus and we no need to carry our luggage and take LRT to KL Sentral that would also save time and cost too. If next time you want to go to LCCT and got partner why not think of this option? =)
After we checked in, we went to McDonalds to have our lunch. Then waited there for 1 hour plus. LCCT currently is undergoing renovation so if you are going to LCCT to check in, you might want to go earlier.
Thinking our plane is the MU plane and everyone so excited but it’s actually not! So malu… haha
I will be off to Hong Kong and Shen Zhen today till next Monday. Don’t miss me =)
Hopefully can get some electronics goods from either Hong Kong and Shen Zhen. Heard that handphone mp3, mp4 or mp5 player and other electronics also cheap! Want to try Hong Kong food too. It’s been long time since I went to Hong Kong and Shen Zhen, the last time I went was during my primary school time and the what I remember was their “Chap Fan” Mix Rice was calculate by the weight not like here in Malaysia will be calculate by how many dishes. Haha.
Hong Kong Tourist Attractions
Millions of tourists flock to experience Hong Kong’s wonders every year.
HongKong’s visitors seek out a wide range of natural, cultural andcosmopolitan attractions. The most popular attractions during the pastfew years have included:
Victoria Peak
From The Peak’s summit, visitors can gaze down on the jungle of skyscrapersand Victoria Harbour, where ferries and pleasure junks glide by. Atnight, the whole area becomes a dazzling spectacle of lights.
Open-Air Markets
Marketshopping is a fascinating part of the Hong Kong experience. Visit theLadies’ Market in Mong Kok for inexpensive fashion items or Yau MaTei’s Temple Street Night Market for anything from T-shirts toelectronics. As well as souvenir markets, visitors can enjoy marketsdedicated to birds and flowers.
Ocean Park
Ocean Park is one of the biggest entertainment complexes of its kind in Asia.Its reef aquarium, giant pandas, roller-coasters, Kid’s World andDiscovery of the Ancient World combine to offer a fun-filled day.
Repulse Bay
Repulse Bay is one of the most accessible and picturesque beaches on the south side of Hong Kong Island.
Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple
Decoratedin a riot of colours, Wong Tai Sin is an excellent example of atraditional Chinese temple. Yellow latticework and multicolouredcarvings complement the temple’s red pillars and golden roof.
Aberdeen
Aberdeenis a scenic highlight of any trip around Hong Kong Island. Brightlydecorated trawlers, which double as floating homes for Aberdeen’sfishermen, fill a sheltered harbour whose hillsides are decked withwoodland and residential towers – not to mention Hong Kong’s famouslyglitzy floating restaurants.
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
TheHong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre is one of Hong Kong’sdefining landmarks, with its distinctive curved three-tier roof andvast expanse of glass walls creating a dramatic vista.
Stanley Market
Stanley Market is a delight for shoppers, filled with stalls, shops and innovative restaurants.
A Symphony of Lights show
EnjoyA Symphony of Lights show which has been named “The World’s LargestPermanent Light and Sound Show” by Guinness World Records.
Outlying Islands
Cheung Chau Island Tour
TheCheung Chau Island Tour gives you the perfect opportunity to explorethis beautiful island and soak up the culture and traditions as well asvisiting the historical sites. This tiny dumbbell-shaped Island is aunique world possessing a fascinating cultural heritage.
Pak Tai Temple
Thetemple is dedicated to Pak Tai, a Taoist god also called the ‘SupremeEmperor of the Dark Heaven’. Built in 1783, the temple’s layoutincludes traditional Chinese elements such as ceramic figurines on theroof ridges, murals containing auspicious motifs and stone lions in theforecourt.
Tung Wan Beach & Rock Carving
This is abeautiful beach popular for swimming, windsurfing and canoeing. The3,000-year-old Bronze-Age rock carvings are located near the water’sedge and feature geometric graphics and abstract animal images, whichare quite interesting.
Wooden Sampan Ride
Take a20-minute sampan ride and cruise around the typhoon shelter to see theold fishing community still living on their boats. The cruise includesWest Bay and the famous Cheung Po Tsai Cave, the hideout of a famouslocal pirate!
Tin Hau Temple
The temple was built in the17th Century. The temple attracts lots of followers and fisher folkscome to worship the Goddess of the Sea, especially during the annualTin Hau Festival.
New Lantau Island Tour & Ngong Ping
Takeone of these fascinating tours to experience traditional Chineseculture and the greenery of Lantau Island, the largest island in HongKong.
Lantau can be reached by either sea or road, so you havethe choice of taking a scenic ferry trip to the picturesque village ofMui Wo or starting the tour by coach.
A key feature of thesetours is Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong’s latest attraction that includes astunning 5.7-km cable car ride up a mountainside to Ngong Ping Village.The 25-minute journey offers breath-taking panoramic views encompassingthe airport, South China Sea, lush mountains and valleys, and theawe-inspiring Giant Buddha statue.
The cable car takes you tothe culturally themed Ngong Ping Village, which incorporates threemajor attractions, Walking with Buddha, Monkey’s Tale Theatre and theNgong Ping Tea House, along with a diverse array of eateries and shops.
You’llalso visit the famous Po Lin Monastery nearby, and view the world’stallest seated, outdoor bronze Buddha sitting atop 268 steps. A shortwalk away is the Wisdom Path, an ancient prayer inscribed on a seriesof wooden columns.
Another highlight of these tours is a visit to the unique Tanka boat-people’s stilt-house fishing village at Tai O.
Sometours offer a vegetarian lunch prepared by the monks at the Po LinMonastery or a stop at the beautiful white sand Cheung Sha beach.
Fromtime to time, the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car service is closed forregularly scheduled maintenance. Check out Servicing Days for a list ofthese days in 2008. On such days, the tour will take alternativetransportation to Ngong Ping 360.
Sai Kung Coastal Treasures Discovery (including an UNESCO Award-winning temple)
SaiKung is fondly claimed as the “back garden of Hong Kong”, where citydwellers love to hike and camp in the bush green country park, fish orsail in the sheltered waters, BBQ or sunbathe on secluded beaches, swimor snorkel in the clear blue waters.
Beyond the tall skyscrapersand well away from the bustle of downtown Hong Kong lies Sai Kung,where majestic mountains sweep down to the blue ocean and thislaid-back haven.
You’ll first cruise Hebe Haven and PortShelter, peaceful waters for sailing, yachting, scuba diving and squidfishing. Then visit the historic Hung Shing Temple, an UNESCO HeritageSite on Kau Sai Chau. The cruise continues to Rocky Harbour for seacaves and scenic coastlines. Finally you’ll go ashore and walk alongthe waterfront promenade at Sai Kung Market Town lined with seafoodrestaurants on the landside, fishing boats and sampans on the seaside -more hidden treasures await.
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Ocean Park is one of the biggest entertainment complexes of its kind in Asia.Its reef aquarium, giant pandas, roller-coasters, Kid’s World andDiscovery of the Ancient World combine to offer a fun-filled day.
