Happy Hong Kong Global Gourmet Tour - Intangible Cultural Heritage "Dough Sculpture Craft Workshop" + Buffet Lunch at Harbor Grand Kowloon
Features of itinerary
- Heavy package $448 five-star Harbor Grand Kowloon “The Promenade” buffet lunch (150 minutes full meal) A variety of delicacies: oysters, crab legs, breaded crabs, grilled Canadian bone-in beef, skewers, hot dishes, sashimi, sushi, salads, ice cream, desserts, etc. (subject to the availability of the hotel on the day) Dining with friends
- Dough sculpture workshop (intangible cultural heritage) Dough sculpture technique (also known as flour doll) has a history of 2,000 years. It is a traditional Chinese folk craft and an intangible cultural heritage of Hong Kong. It is a traditional Chinese folk art that adjusts the steamed dough into different colors of main materials, and creates exquisite figures through techniques such as kneading, kneading, cutting, and sticking.
- A certificate will be issued upon completion of the course
- The workshop is provided by "Amusement‧Travel". "Play‧Travel" is a social enterprise program implemented by the Social Enterprise Division of the Hong Kong Playground Association, and a community collaboration project of the Home Affairs Department's "Partners for Self-improvement".
- Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower (Cultural Site) Hong Kong’s statutory monument, built in 1915, with the Edwardian classical revival architectural style, is part of the old Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station of the Kowloon-Canton Railway.
- Hong Kong Space Museum (includes standard admission) The Hong Kong Space Museum is an astronomical museum in Hong Kong to promote knowledge of astronomy and space science. Its unique egg-shaped shell is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong. There are astronomy hall, universe exhibition hall, film screening room, interactive exhibits and so on in the museum.
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What to expect
Features of itinerary
****Heavy package $448 five-star Harbor Grand Kowloon "The Promenade" buffet lunch (full meal 150 minutes)
- A variety of delicacies: oysters, crab legs, breaded crabs, grilled Canadian bone-in beef, skewers, hot dishes, sashimi, sushi, salads, ice cream, desserts, etc. (subject to the availability of the hotel on the day) "Dining Together"
****Dough sculpture workshop (intangible cultural heritage)
- Dough sculpture technique (also known as flour doll) has a history of 2,000 years. It is a traditional Chinese folk craft and an intangible cultural heritage of Hong Kong. It is a traditional Chinese folk art that adjusts the steamed dough into different colors of main materials, and creates exquisite figures through techniques such as kneading, kneading, cutting, and sticking.
- A certificate will be issued upon completion of the course
- The workshop is provided by "Amusement‧Travel". "Play‧Travel" is a social enterprise program implemented by the Social Enterprise Division of the Hong Kong Playground Association, and a community collaboration project of the Home Affairs Department's "Partners for Self-improvement".
****Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower (Cultural Site)
- Hong Kong Statutory Monument, built in 1915, with Edwardian classical revival architectural style, is part of the old Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station of the Kowloon-Canton Railway.
****Hong Kong Space Museum (Standard Ticket Included)
- The Hong Kong Space Museum is an astronomical museum in Hong Kong to promote knowledge of astronomy and space science. Its unique egg-shaped shell is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong. There are astronomy hall, universe exhibition hall, film screening room, interactive exhibits and so on in the museum.
Reviews
It’s fun and delicious~Happy~ The main food is fish and sashimi, salmon and shrimp are delicious😋, the desserts are good, but the hot dishes are just average~~ However, 288 has fun and food, it’s really good and happy~ I’m full and full of noodles ~It’s the daily roses + penguin~ There is a cup boy who took it away and collected it before us~ There is a certificate after completion~ I made a mistake because I forgot to bring the file, packed it up and took it away...it got wrinkled...Finally go After taking a group photo at the Bell Tower, we were sent to the Space Museum to fly to our place, and then we were free to do some free activities. The Zhang Fei Department was free to enter and exit as many times as we wanted before closing at 10pm on the same day. It included 2 designated museum areas. We chose to go to the seaside to finish the tour. After taking photos of the sunset, I entered the museum and walked around slowly. I didn’t expect to see the museum carefully, but I had to walk a few minutes to the left. After leaving the museum, which was too empty, I could go back to the rock and watch Symphony of Lights. It deserves a thumbs up and I really appreciate it. The tour guide was very nice ~ very professional ~ did a lot of homework and told a lot about Hong Kong’s past and present and the current events than we did ~ it helped us deepen our understanding of the Admiralty, Bell Tower, intangible cultural heritage, etc. ~ Thank you very much ♥️
The buffet lunch was pretty good in terms of the food's quality and quantity. Although the Space Mueseum Exhibition Hall is not spacious, we still had some fun there.
The children want to eat buffet. When they see this Zhongyou stuffed whole flour doll, they buy it immediately. The lunch buffet lasts for 2 and a half hours👍 Zhongyou has oysters, long-legged crabs, movenpick ice cream, Zhongyou Zhongyou durian dessert😋The whole flour dolls are all good It was fun, the children were looking forward to it the most and had the most fun. Finally, we went to the Space Museum and played for 2 hours before leaving👍
Although the food variety at the Kowloon Jun Chuo lunch buffet is not large, the quality is generally good. Oysters, crab legs and red shrimp are fresh and sweet, and are constantly available. Movenpick ice cream and mango napoleon are even more delicious. Although there were many customers on Saturday afternoon, this group booked the entire Grill bar, allowing us to eat in a spacious and comfortable environment for 2 and a half hours. It was great! After the meal, the dough doll workshop taught how to make roses and little penguins, which was very interesting.
A value-for-money intangible cultural heritage tour, the lunch buffet is great, with many varieties, the food is fresh, and everything is delicious. Making flour dolls is fun, and there are certificates, and finally we go to the Space Museum. All in all, this tour is very worthwhile , these groups will definitely help me in the future.
A great value choice, the rest of the buffet lunch is worth the price, including long-legged crabs, oysters, breaded crabs, several durian desserts, and several sashimi options. The price/performance ratio is very good. After that, I attended the Zuofu Flour Doll Workshop, which was really fun, and then went to the Buried Space Museum, where there were so many wild things to do. I hope there can be more types of groups.
Super straight forward, I wanted to book a hotel buffet, but I accidentally saw a group tour on Klook. The price was even cheaper than the same lunch buffet, so it’s worth it👍🏼 The price/performance ratio is very high👍🏼The tour guide Simon is so professional👍🏼 Friendly👍🏼The whole trip was super smooth👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
The trip is relaxing and enjoyable❤️😃 It’s well worth participating! Before and after the buffet lunch, you can take a walk on the seaside next to the hotel while enjoying the beautiful scenery, 🥰It is refreshing! Through activities, you can also learn some skills in making flour dolls! 👍👍👍👍👍 😄
The buffet at Harbor Grand Hotel is really delicious. I ate a lot of crabs, oysters, and durian cakes. I had the opportunity to learn how to make flour dolls for the first time, and made roses and penguins. I went to the Space Museum and learned about astronauts, outer space, and black holes.
The price is very high, and it includes a two-and-a-half-hour buffet at Harbor Grand Kowloon, which is plenty of time. After that, the process of making flour dolls was interesting and fun, but the time was a bit rushed. The tour guide gave detailed explanations on the tour bus that day and was very knowledgeable.