Hong Kong｜Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street 🦞🦀🎏

Lei Yue Mun, a name I have heard countless times from many people, but I have never visited it once. Maybe it’s because I live by the sea and I think every seaside is similar! Finally, I was doing business near Lei Yue Mun recently, so I could come here to take a walk and see the surrounding scenery to see if it is different from other seaside cities.🎏 Lei Yue Mun is located in the Devil's Hill and Jiuwan area of ​​Kwun Tong District. It is one of the Hong Kong Straits. On the other side of the Lei Yue Mun Strait is Shau Kei Wan. Lei Yue Mun, which has a history of more than 150 years, was once mostly a farmer, fisherman and miner. (There is a stone quarry here, which will be introduced in detail later😊) With the abandonment of the stone quarry, many restaurants gradually appeared in the fishing village, which is now the Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street. 🦞🦐🦀 Walking in Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, it feels like there is no end no matter how far you walk. (Because there are so many seafood restaurants here that it can make people dizzy.) Walking and walking, we came to a fork in the road. The store was very good and reminded us that there was no road over there.😂 Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street is just walking straight and straight, and there is no need to branch to other alleys. If you come across seafood you like, you can also stop and patronize the store. There are not many tourists in the seafood restaurant during the day on weekdays. It was not until the evening when we left that we saw many foreigners coming here to eat seafood. 🎏🎏🎏 There are several nostalgic cake shops in the middle of the seafood street. The store owners are very enthusiastic and let us try many different products for free. It’s okay to buy them if you like them. (Usually the free ones are the most expensive. After trying them, I found them so delicious that I bought a lot.🙈) Spicy pork jerky, almond cookies, walnuts, chicken biscuits, malt biscuits... are all very delicious. Especially the spicy pork jerky and walnuts, they are so delicious that I can’t stop eating😂. When the store owner helped us pack, he also gave us several hawthorn strips and peanut sesame crisps. It’s really very enthusiastic❤️🔥. For tourist areas, don’t be too commercial. Retain the cultural values ​​that should be there, which will make tourists want to "come again next time"! 😊 📍Address: Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, Lei Yue Mun Praya Road, Hong Kong Transportation: 1: Take the MTR 🚇 Kwun Tong Line "Yau Tong Station" Exit A1, go straight through the outside of the Big House Shopping Mall to the "Island Direct Bus" ticket office, go out the right door, go down the stairs and walk straight ahead for 10-15 minutes to "Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street". 2: 🚢Take the Coral Sea Nostalgic Ferry from Sai Wan Ho Pier on Hong Kong Island to Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier 3: Take Exit A1 or C3 of Kwun Tong MTR Station, walk to the "Yu Man Square" public transportation interchange and take a red van to "Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street", the terminal is at the Lei Yue Mun Archway. #Hong Kong Good Places #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Day Tour #Lei Yue Mun