Entertainment

Hong Kong is without a doubt 1 of the world's culinary capitals. We've noshed sushi, dumplings, seafood and a whole lot of other stuff. The sushi was so good that Jacks even had a nightmare about an octopus attacking her. I even was sternly reprimanded for not assisting in it's removal.

If you can tear yourself away from the restaurants you'll find that there is always something on. The world's biggest light show happens every night at 8pm and is when the whole of Hong Kong lights up to music and Cantonese commentary.

We were lucky enough to be in town on Wednesday and managed to get tickets to see Harry Connick Junior and his big brass band playing at the convention centre. He's famous because of a part he played in Will and Grace but his piano playing and jazz singing is top notch and he is a bit of a comedian too.

The fact that we're missing the Hong Kong Sevens by a week is unlucky I suppose but we wouldn't have been able to get tickets anyway. It's been sold out for months.

Hong Kong even has a Cultural Kaleidoscope Program with a variety of free classes/courses. We signed up for a Feng Shui lecture and are now officially Feng Shui masters.