Netster 宅男

How are you my great fol­low­ers and lovers? Ohhh I know I have been pretty quite lately haha­haha! Have been dis­tracted by work and daily rou­tine, can’t help it. Life can be very cruel some­time isn’t it? you get some, you lose some. Never had enough time to do every­thing we want and we make sac­ri­fices. In my case, Blogging!

Also, I am so sorry if I haven’t been vis­it­ing your blog lately and you know that I don’t mean to neglect read­ing your blog. Will fly by your blog one at a time, I promise.

So here’s a bit of updates on my trip to China and I will updates more when my time and my rou­tine permit.

We were fly­ing AirA­sia on this trip and was also my first long haul flight with AirA­sia. I com­plain about foods served on board Malaysia Air­lines before and I’m drop­ping this topic on AirA­sia – I can never be sat­isfy and happy, period.

Old Town White Coffee

I do like to com­ment two things how­ever, one, The foods was not enough for every one to BUY and two, I do rec­om­mend every­one who fly­ing long haul on AirA­sia should con­sider to get the pre­mium class ticket if you can afford.

It’s took 4 hours from Kuch­ing to Macao air­port before we finally landed at 8.30pm and make our way to immi­gra­tion to quickly check out. Quickly, other wise you would stuck in the next immi­gra­tion for hours and hours and yes we did!

Oh Btw, AirA­sia is ter­mi­nat­ing the Kuch­ing – Macao flight for the sec­ond time in 2 years.

Macao Air­port

We cross over to Zhuhai, Guang­dong province via Gong­bei Port. You really don’t want to mess with this port, it was busy as hell! You are highly rec­om­mended to cross over dur­ing evening time.

Psst! Lot of Main­land Chi­nese chicks with LV, Gucci and all other branded goods cross­ing this port. Macao is truly a shop­ping haven for the Main­land Chinese!

Gong­bei Port of Entry 拱北口岸

We finally out from Gong­bei Port at 11pm, phew! We than straight to the bus stop wait­ing for our coach with dusty and smelly treat for 30min! Ah! Very tired I think I man­age to cap­ture few great shots under very bad cir­cum­stances. Hehehe!

Gong­bei Port of Entry 拱北口岸, Coach Area

Gong­bei Port of Entry 拱北口岸, Coach Area

Gong­bei Port of Entry 拱北口岸, In The Bus

It’s a relief to have entered Zhuhai after 3 hours. We have prob­lem with the health dec­la­ra­tion form in Gong­bei Port earlier.

Zhuhai night scene is kinda cool

Zhuhai 珠海, Building/sign board

Zhuhai 珠海, Building

Zhuhai 珠海, Street

We reached our hotel room at 11.30pm, tired and hun­gry! We put down our lug­gage and the first thing we did was look­ing for food. Not sure we would enjoy our foods but we sure need some foods

Here some shots of the loca­tions where we had our mid­night sup­per and it was windy “yeay!” cool! And dusty! “Boooooooo!”

No.21 Yix­ian Road, Qian­shan, Zhuhai. My mom on the right next to the bike

No.21 Yix­ian Road, Qian­shan, Zhuhai. “In Love” This shot takes my breath away!

My Favorite! what’s this call?

por­ridge

So we had our sup­per, we get drink­ing water on our way back to hotel and I have to tell you, it is very dusty here. I like the cold windy tem­per­a­ture though.

Haot­ing Com­mer­cial Hotel, 3 stars hotel 珠海豪庭商务酒店

First part end here, will con­tinue writ­ing (tomor­row hope­fully). Trivia ques­tion: what’s so spe­cial about Zhuhai? What’s the con­nec­tion between the two, Macao?
Will let you know soon

Good night!

(singing: I got the feel­ing… tonight it’s a good good night!)

If you think Malaysia Air­lines ser­vice sucks, please con­sider to do this sur­vey. Thank you

I have lost the momen­tum writ­ing Japan trip. The trip more like a marathon, the 5 days 4 night is fully uti­lizes with no time wasted, very tired. I guess by the time I touch down Malaysia I have lose the appetite to write.

Malaysian Air­lines

Deal with it, I guess MAS was not as good as I thought. I feel let down by the national car­rier ser­vice. I thought I am going to see a full course of great menu and well just a nor­mal Malaysian/Japan Rojak. More