DAY2 Saturday 8:00 am departure to Macau.
DAY3 Sunday Return from Macau at noon, disembark in Sheung Wan and take the ding ding bus to Central, get off at the Legislative Council Building, walk along the road to see the HSBC Bank, the old Bank of China, St. John's Church and then go to the cable car station and take a ride up to the top of the Peak. Back to Mongkok by 9pm.
DAY4 Morning tour to Lamma Island, lunch is recommended to eat seafood on Lamma Island. Return to Central for shopping at IFC, Pacific Place in Admiralty and Causeway Bay.
DAY5 Tuesday Disney, return to Central to Lan Kwai Fong in the evening.
DAY6 Wednesday Morning Ngong Ping Afternoon Shopping can be done at Tung Chung Aloe City, where there is a concentration of designer Outlets.
DAY7 Thursday Ocean Park Evening go to Stanley. In the evening, you can have dinner and drinks at the semi-open-air western restaurant along Stanley Plaza.
DAY8 Friday Go to Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai, take the ferry to see the Victoria Harbour in the daytime, go to Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok area for more shopping and return in the evening
Eating puffer fish is available at the main high class Japanese restaurants in Hong Kong such as Nadaman at the Shangri-la at Pacific Place and Inagiku at IFC which are all very expensive.
In Causeway Bay this more remote magic hand, the price is not expensive, but there is blowfish to eat. And Sakurada at the Empire Hotel in Shatin claims to have a patented non-toxic variety of blowfish.
Good value-for-money restaurants include Tsui Wah and Lan Fong Yuen, whose old restaurant in Mid-Levels, Central, stands out even more.
The authentic fish-egg noodles and cuttlefish balls are known by some **** as Causeway Bay Man Fai, but also small restaurants on East Street in Shau Kei Wan some of which are famous to Hong Kong people, such as Wong Lam Kee, On Lee and Chiu Hing's Fish Egg Noodles. The most surprising thing is that there are Michelin restaurants here, Ganges Curry, Absolute Neighborhood Michelin Restaurant. Only Shau Kei Wan is not a tourist area, nothing to play.