I know I love touristy places for a reason....
I am mad about souvenirs...MAD!
This might not be something new, but when I saw them...I couldn't help but feel amazed by how cuteee these miniatures are. They have Hong Kong's most popular foods...claypot rice, sushi...look at those tiny shrimps, eggs, abalone!
Bowls and bowls of noodles, dumplings and desserts...and Hong Kong cubicle dwellers' staple and favorite midnight snack...cup noodles!
...dainty little mini dimsums!
...and macho men's Hong Kong style steak and mixed grills on hot plates, all sold with a piece of cafe/dimsum restaurant's bill. How cute!!!
If you've been reading this blog for a while, you know I am a porcelain freak.
So imagine my reaction when I saw these...
...gorgeous teapots...delightful little darlings...I barely have space to store food, but I'll make room for you, my love.
Gorgeous teapots have to be with cute little tea cups (I am sure you can spot a shopaholic when you hear one).
...and these blue and white beauties...HK$100 (around USD13) for 3 pieces!!!
I'd feel sorry for myself if I didn't buy these...
This one is not totally irrelevant to food.
I bet this beautiful tea candle holder can make a simple dinner of instant noodles totally romantic!
...and naturally, everything will taste more delicious. Ohhh....how logical of me...
Look at this little guy...doesn't he whet your appetite? Look at his gesture..."Eat, eat!" he says.
This baby is so adorable, I wanna feed him porcelain bone treats all day!
Help! I need rehab!
OMG SO CUTE!!!
ReplyDeleteOohh wow I've seen those miniature food in Japan and stuff but really should start a collection!
ReplyDeleteHee hee that crabby is pretty cool too
I want mini food! Sooo cute! I have so many dishes and bowls too. I can't help myself. I literally have no room left in my cupboards and now just have an extra pile of dishes just sitting on the table because there's no other place left. And I'll probably keep buying more...
ReplyDeleteSo cuteeeeeee....can't resist to not buy those :D
ReplyDeleteI should to move to another apartment with bigger cupboards and storage room :)
Gosh, everything is so cute here!
ReplyDeleteI want those white and blue fruit holders. Did you forget to get me some of those mini dim sum souvenirs?
ReplyDeleteI'd definatly need rehab too! WOW!
ReplyDeleteI want them all! SO kawaii!
ReplyDeleteI didn't see anything like these when I was in Hong Kong! These would have made perfect souvenirs!! Arghhhhh where is ngong ping village btw?
ReplyDeleteMrs Ergül, Ngong Ping village is in Lantau island, near the big buddha :)
ReplyDeleteomg cuteness overload!! I need a leash if I go there, else I will buy everythinggggggggggggg hehe
ReplyDeletethose are really cute! perfect giveaways. would you know how much were the dimsum miniatures?
ReplyDeletethe cup noodles are HK$15 each (kinda pricey eh?), i realised that i forgot to check and post the dimsum price...i'll check it out in my next visit :)
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