MONG KOK

Experience the vibrant heartbeat of Hong Kong in Mong Kok, a lively and crowded neighbourhood. Dive into its bustling markets like Sneaker Street and Ladies Market, offering everything from sneakers, and flowers, to souvenirs and more. You can also find out a lot of food stalls and local restaurants offering local flavours that you should never miss. Explore the authentic culture and witness a neighbourhoods that never sleeps with shops open until late hours.

 

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  • Temple Street

    A vibrant and lively hotspot that offers a taste of authentic local culture. As you stroll through the bustling street, you'll be greeted by a plethora of local food stalls. For an immersive experience, visit fortune-telling stalls to delve into the mysteries of the future and embrace traditional culture.

     

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  • Sneakers Street

    Explore a vast collection of sports shoes and trendy sportswear at Sneaker Street (aka Fa Yuen Street)! This is a sneakerhead's paradise, with an incredible selection of sports shoes and the best deals in Hong Kong.

     

     

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  • Fei Jie

    If you are looking for an authentic local food experience, you must try the incredible selection of street food in the neighbourhood. Fei Jei offers some unique skewers like turkey kidney and pig offal whihc match perfectly with sweet sauce and yellow mustard.

     

     

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  • Garden Hill

    Take a short 20-minute urban hike to enjoy the breathtaking sunset and experience a captivating view of the city's nighttime charm.

     

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  • Kam Wah Café

    Start your day with an authentic meal from the famous cha chaan teng, Kam Wah Café! Treat yourself to the local favourites, Pineapple Bun with Butter and egg tart, which pair perfectly with a cup of silky Hong Kong-style milk tea. 

     

     

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  • Lui Seng Chun

    This 4-storey corner ‘Tong Lau’ shophouse is an example of pre-war Hong Kong architecture and is now a Declared Monument in Hong Kong. It was originally a bone-setting shop and the Lui family’s home. It has now been transformed into a Chinese medicine centre with an herbal tea shop and exhibition on the ground floor.

     

     

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