Hong Kong travel shopping is tired, shopping in the World Trade Center in Causeway Bay. The restaurant is full of Japanese style, featuring a beef hot pot and a very novel way of eating. Red is the Ming prince, green is the leeks. The boiled beef intestines are fresh and crisp, and the taste is very chewy, and there is no smell of beef. Japanese barbecue platter, the fiber is soft, fragrant and not greasy after each meat is marinated. Frying tempura, will not be very dry after the frying, still keep moisture. The shrimp of the fried shrimp is fresh and sweet, and the outer layer of the slurry is not thick so that no excessive oil is inhaled. After dinner, continue to sigh at the bar on the top floor of the World Trade Center. The irritating life of the crowded city is not lined up here, it is blocked there. "Queueing" and "waiting" are things that are both commonplace and troublesome. Maybe because of this, Hong Kong people especially like to find a quiet place to drink a small glass of wine and slowly stop, and try to think about how to take time out of the city's tight and fast life rhythm.