//hk091016 : Burgerman, Cat Cafe, Ding Ding Tram!

Soon enough, it was the last full day of our trip, and we went straight out for Burgerman for lunch, visited a Cat cafe at tea time and sat on the Ding Ding Tram in the evening. It was a pretty chill day and it was exactly what we needed.

Burgerman serves American styled burgers in their humble 20 seater shop, priced reasonably no doubt they have been voted for top 10 best burgers in Hong Kong!

Since it was the last day in town, we decided to go chill and also fulfill my promise - bringing the BFF to a Cat Cafe. I will NEVER step into one in Singapore cause I just don't like animals. However, in Hong Kong, it seems like cat cafe is quite a norm and popular among students and teenagers. I went to one in Causeway Bay the last time and I thought we could just check out one that was in our neighbourhood! Most cat cafes I know of are usually not on the ground floor, like this one, it is located on the second level and we had to call the owner to open the main gate before we could get in.

In the evening, we hopped in to the iconic Ding Ding trams in Hong Kong to have a different view of the city. I've been to Hong Kong multiple times but this is the first experience on the tram, it is quite easy to find, what I did was to check on the HK Tramway's website for the schedule and fare. You can either buy the tickets on the heritage tram iteself or on the website, we choose the former cause we are super free & easy and we are not every sure of our timings. We boarded the tram from the station nearer to Sheun Wan station.

It might seem boring to others, but I do think that it is a nice way to see the city and its skyscrapers. 

Super excited while onboard!

With that said, I conclude our 2016 Hong Kong trip.
See you soon HK!

Loves,
A.

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Cat Store Cafe Hong Kong 啊貓地攤

Meow

On the first day of our Hong Kong trip, Fenny brought Junz and I to the Cat Store Cafe, one of the more popular cat cafes in Hong Kong. Where we also had tea with fen's friend, a Hong Kong beauty blogger.

We had some snacks there (before that we had dim sum and starbucks wtf).
Lovin' the efforts that they had all cats designed on most of the food item.
Well, its a cat cafe after all !

Fen's hot chocolate with marshmallow ( HKD $45) 

So cute eh , they drew cat faces on the marshmallow.
I've drawn on ketchup rice, cakes, crepes but never on marshmallow. #idea

AND ALSO TOAST.

太可爱了吧 ？

Decor

So sorry I didn't take any picture of the cats there. I was terrified.
I never liked animals and I have this sensitive nose allergy shit so I avoid having contact with animals and dust as much as I can.

Here's one from Fenny's blog


Nonetheless, the cafe was cosy and decked with 5-6 cats (?) and they have cats themed items everywhere. From table top to food design and all the cats are free to roam around the cafe so you get to play with them if they are not sleeping.

Unfortunately, the minimum spending was quite a turn off, each of us was required to get an item to secure seats. So I ordered a tea item.

AM I REALLY IN A CAT CAFE ?

To be honest, when you go to a themed cafe/restaurant, do not expect too much for the food and service. It's a themed cafe after all! You are paying for the experience. Nonetheless, I'm glad that the food we had was decent. :)

Based on my experience, the cafe was really popular and it can be quite tricky to get seats,therefore I would suggest to give them a call to do a phone reservation. (We were walk-ins, and very lucky to get a table for four)

Location wise... it can be easily missed out. It is about ten minutes walk from the Causeway Bay MTR Station but the cafe is located at the third floor of the building, where patrons have to enter a guard gate to enter the building and take the freaky old-school lift up.

Picture with Sharon to end the tea break.

Burrrrrr.

Address : Flat D-E, Po Ming Building, Fu Ming Street, Causeway Bay. 

銅鑼灣富明街2-6號寶明大廈3樓D-E室

Contact : +852 27109953

Nearest MTR Station : Causeway Bay.

Meow!

Loves,

A.

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