Whether this 39 passenger 29-39 Seat low-floor Bus will fit your highest expectations. 29-39 Seat low-floor Bus features Maximum number of passengers 39 , Maximum number of baggage 12 and Air-conditioning for backseat passengers available and lots of leg room. This vehicle is well-maintained and always spotless interior. The chauffeur is accurate speaks reasonable English and willing to please every demand. Your safety is our main goal so we will get you to your destination and back at the reasonable cost. So sit back and enjoy the ride!
License plate LT5002, LR5339 Date of manufacture year 2004 Car array Japan ISUZU LT134 (straight) length 11.5 m (L) x 3.4 m (H) x 2.5 m (W) Wheelbase 5.75m Maximum load 14.5 tons engine ISUZU 6HK1-TC 7790cc Turbo inline six-cylinder with top camshaft (OHC), diesel direct injection injection, turbocharged with cold horsepower 240hp / 2,200 rpm Torque 73kgm / 1,450 rpm Emission Standards EURO III Gearbox Allison manual 7 front speed, pneumatic auxiliary force (air cable) suspension Front and rear leaf springs with hydraulic telescopic suction tube brake Front and rear drums, compressed air brake exhaust brake brake Body Hong Kong Asian body factory in 2001 (machine iron) Luggage warehouse The lower half of the body luggage compartment air conditioning Japan DENSO LD8 (Duct-in type / Rooftop Condenser) Cooling capacity 28,000 kcal / h Maximum air volume 6,000 m³ / h seat 60 seats, 380mm wide, 3 + 2 arranged, the mainland made artificial leather combing
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Hong Kong`s NEW PREMIER DINING VENUE is now open. Boasting over 2000 sq feet of floor space, this innovative new addition to the Kennedy Town food district is sure to be a winner. Featuring a butcher shop, florist and bakery, the spacious feel good restaurant is already becoming a popular must visit venue. Perfect for parties and events, click the green button to contact us now!
Inspired by Hong Kong’s revolution from industry to artistry, ABOVE is an edgy, iconoclastic rooftop bar featuring exquisite modern cocktails, intimate spaces clad in edgy street artwork, and breath-taking panoramic views across Wong Chuk Hang for your next big night out!
ALTO – Aspires to Great Heights - Perched on the 31st floor of the stunning V Point Tower in Causeway Bay, ALTO, with its breathtaking views of Hong Kong, features a classic grill menu with a modern twist. Internationally acclaimed designer Tom Dixon’s Design Research Studio have crafted a venue of infinite beauty, encompassing the stunning views across Victoria Harbour and features influences of the elements of stone, wood, fire and water.
The restaurant introduces the culinary skills of head Chef Mike Boyle, previously of Bistecca, who has created a menu featuring the finest grill items of exclusively sourced beef, an eclectic array of starters and salads and creative side dishes all with a wrap of decadent desserts. Supported by a superb range of wines from some of the world’s most respected vineyards and a creative assembly of cocktails, ALTO presents a stunning location to embrace uninterrupted views across Hong Kong while indulging in a pleasurable dining experience.
Aberdeen Street Social is the third collaboration in Hong Kong between Michelin-star Chef Jason Atherton and entrepreneur Yenn Wong, founder of the JIA Group. It is set in a historic 1950’s two-storied building within PMQ, the new landmark of Hong Kong’s creative ecology, at SoHo in Central.
Following on his highly successful openings in London, Singapore, Shanghai and Hong Kong, Aberdeen Street Social serves Atherton’s modern British cuisine, bar bites, delicious desserts and great cocktails.
Designed by the Shanghai-based award-winning Neri & Hu, the bright and airy venue has outdoor terraces on both floors for alfresco dining and gardens surrounding the property.
UPSTAIRS - RESTAURANT houses a contemporary restaurant inviting an intimate dining experience, with a private room and outdoor terrace overlooking the gardens.
DOWNSTAIRS - BAR & BISTRO is a cosy room with a long bar and outdoor patio for all-day socialising! A menu of British comfort favourites, delicious desserts to share, bar bites and great cocktails makes it the perfect spot for all-day casual dining, afternoon tea with friends and pre or post dinner drinks till late.
Aberdeen Street Social is operated by the JIA Group which also includes 208 Duecento Otto, Mak Mak, 22 Ships. Duddell’s, Chachawan, Ham & Sherry and Meen & Rice.
Depending on the size of your group, we are able to reserve the semi-private dining room, the Upstairs Restaurant, Downstairs, Bistro & Bar or the whole venue.
Aberdeen Street Social is perfect for lunches, dinners, cocktails, weekend brunch, weekday afternoon tea, product launches, press events, wine tastings, corporate events, after-work drinks, private parties and celebrations, etc.
The newly renovated Palm Court re-opened as part of a USD multi-million dollar transformation for The Langham, Hong Kong, declaring a new era of refinement and civility. The refreshed, elegant lounge now presents a dramatic backdrop to the hotel lobby, featuring natural stone flooring and painted timber columns.
The only authentic Japanese restaurant located on the Southside of Hong Kong, Shoku is a 4,000 square-foot beachfront venue with three private rooms and tables for large parties featuring Hong Kong’s largest authentic Japanese “Binchotan” charcoal grill as its centerpiece. Guests are encouraged to choose from the selection of fresh seafood such as whole scallops, Kinki fish, surf clams, abalone, conch and much more from the display around the grill which is flown in daily from the best suppliers in Japan and then cooked on the grill in front of the diners.
Shoku uses binchotan, an extremely pure, high-carbon charcoal made from oak because its high density allows it to burn with very little smoke at a steady high heat over long periods so that it locks in the juices of seafood and meats and enhances the natural flavours of the food.





