eating in hkg and macau

okay because from the previous post I will make a page about eating in hongkong and macau

first day:
when I arrived I'm sickly tired and a bit jetlag lol. actually I already ate in flight cause I got a meal twice (jkt -singapore and singapore-hongkong) but still hungry in the night hehe
and I bought some snacks in 7eleven near my hotel. I bought cheese bread and banana milk for breakfast are 17 HKD. and for my meal at night I ate instant noodle that I brought from jakarta lol
(sorry I forgot to take photo)

fyi I brought 2 cup noodles, energen and salted egg 4 pcs from jakarta

Second day:
I ate breakfast that I bought yesterday. and I ate lunch and dinner (linner) in disneyland. I suggest you to endure your hungry until go out from disneyland if you want to save on expenses cause all of in foodstore in disneyland was so expensive. I bought japannese bento package (rice, baked salmon, mushroom, and cola) is 140 HKD (Rp 265000) but luckily it was delicious nyammy especially for baked salmon but it still not worth for me

Is it halal? Insya Allah, it's near prayer room. and in menu I dont see pork for sell. and so many moslem also eat in there

baked salmon is so yummy!

Third Day:

I went to macau, for breakfast I ate energen, and I bought churros, egg tart and mango milkshake (I shared with my friends) and so sorry didnt take a photo. the price are about 60 HKD for all of snacks (Rp. 110.000) and the egg tart so delicious! and it doesnt have halal label but in the store dont sell pork and alcohol.

and we were looking for halal restaurant and found small resto near happiness street. Loulan Islamic restaurant sell chineese food. I brought noodle homemade and dumpling but honestly the taste is not suitable for me. but better than dont eat anything right? lol I think it was the only one halal food in macau (can someone tell me whats halal food in macau?)

look so yummy right?

ow, its also bit expensive. the price include dumpling around 110HKD

Fourth day:

I bought some snacks in one of halal store in ngongping, turkish spring rolls and gelato ice cream. for all about 50HKD. and I forgot to take a pic spring rolls lol. but its in tourist attraction zone so the price a bit expensive

and for the lunch, its the happiest moment lol. its the cheapest meal in HK and worth to try! wai kee restaurant. its' halal! and the location in the middle of traditional market hongkong (bowringtoon building). and so many local residents eat in there so for me it was really "hongkong banget" lol. the price? only 40 HKD and tea for free

Fifth Day

its also one of the happiest moment. dimsum in islamic center finally! sooo worth and cheap for me. I spent only 70 HKD for dimsum until my stomach full! I ate with my friends total 210 HKD and we divide 3. we ate dimsum 10 plate, 1 wonton soup  include beverages! lol and the portion is big and worth. nice

I just take photo for these foods. I didnt take 3 other and wonton soup LOL

and taiwan drinks near ladies market around 26 HKD

Sixth day:

in my plan, we want to go Hang restaurant halal food near my hotel or Ma restaurant in mongkok but I just have a tight time to go airport. so we decide to eat in popeye in airport. but sadly the store is closed. 

so we ate in old town white coffee (cafe malaysian) the only one halal in foodcourt. nasi lemak about 88 hkd and we spent our hkd money together for snacks in hongkong airport lol

all snacks for about 200hkd (2 cones ice cream, waffle ice cream, 4 pieces mochi ice cream, tofu and pinapple bun)

OKAY FINISHED! maybe i skipped some snacks and meal cause I forget about every liitle thing I ate in there lol! its just for sharing to you moslem who will go to hongkong for reference halal food and price.. actually not all of in here halal 100% but what I bought here not sell pork in the store (Insya Allah) sorry for all of mistakes I did

for halal korean reference https://ohelterskelter.com/berburu-makanan-halal-di-korea/