Anyeong! It's finally another Friday and we are right in the middle of October. And guess what, Noona will enter 2nd phase of hardships for the next two weeks. Oh well, work will never end and the only thing that can distract us from the stressful life is definitely a holiday. Noona's last holiday was back in August but it feels like she has not been in holiday for a 10,000 years (#exaggeratedmax).
Back in August, Noona visited Hong Kong and the weather was still hot back then. The weather is probably way cooler now and it will be definitely relaxing to walk along the promenade in the cooling weather. Especially at night, when the light scene of Hong Kong is really amazing.
If you are looking for a place to go at night in Hong Kong after a relaxing walk at the Promenade, don't forget to pop by 1881 Heritage, which is also situated at Tsim Sha Tsui, the same area with the Promenade. 1881 Heritage is a heritage hotel, shopping mall and a exhibition hall which is styled in Victorian-era of Hong Kong. The tall building behind it (which belongs to UBS, it seems) kinda spoil the view though. Hahaha.
The yard of 1881 Heritage is often used for exhibition. When Noona visited 1881 Heritage, there was an exhibition held by the Parlour, which looks to be either an ice cream parlour or a restaurant because there were special menu displayed on the notice. The sundae does look pretty good indeed.
Since this is an exhibition sponsored by an ice cream parlour, the exhibition of course exhibited various kind of sundaes in big version. Visitors can take picture together with the ice cream sitting inside the cup.
There were so many people visited the exhibition that night, it was a miracle the ice cream do not melt (okay they would not melt anyway).
The boy looks like he's gonna lick the ice cream for real. Even Noona feels like eating a real ice cream after visiting this exhibition.
1881 Heritage's location:
2A Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
How to get here:
(1) Take MTR to MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit E,
(2) Walk toward Salisbury Road
(3) Turn right and enter pedestrian tunnel next to YMCA to 1881 Heritage
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