2025 Hong Kong Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Hong Kong Palace Museum To visit the Forbidden City complex, you go to Beijing, but to visit the Palace Museum, you can come to Hong Kong. After exiting the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station, a 20-minute walk along the coastline will take you to your destination. The Hong Kong Palace Museum's architecture, at first glance, doesn't seem to have much to do with the "Forbidden City." After all, in a modern port city filled with skyscrapers, erecting a "Temple of Heaven" or "Temple of Earth" would disrupt the overall architectural harmony. However, the color scheme of the Palace Museum, with its bright yellow and crimson red combination, is a quintessential representation of Beijing. There have been rumors that the collection would definitely come to the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and indeed, inside, there's a dazzling array of exhibits, including the "Emperor's New Clothes," daily necessities, imperial hand-held objects, and tribute gifts. It takes at least two hours to walk through each hall. Tips: You need to purchase tickets in advance and make an appointment for your visit. To ensure a pleasant visiting experience, there are still flow control measures in place. In addition, there is luggage storage outside the museum, but the capacity is limited, so try not to bring luggage when visiting.

Facilities - Tung Chung Battery, a declared monument Features - Very nostalgic fishing village atmosphere Average price - Varies Rating - 8.5 out of 10 Located in a small fishing village in Tung Chung, which is also a tourist area. In recent years, the surrounding area has been developed, so there are many construction sites, making it very convenient for tourists. Surprisingly, Ma Wan Village has retained many old houses, preserving the fishing village atmosphere at first glance. Some parts even take you back to the 1950s and 60s New Territories. The village has many seafood restaurants and barber shops. There are also many abandoned village houses, and on the other side, there are ancient battery ruins, making it a great place to watch the sunset and cable cars.

Address - G/F, GO PARK, 9 Seaview Road, Ma On Shan Environment/Facilities - The restaurant has a comfortable and vacation-like atmosphere Business Hours - 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM Average Price - $80 Rating - 7/10 A newly opened large shopping mall, besides the well-known large sports stadium, the mall's environment also has an international outlet feel, making it quite relaxing. Recently, many restaurants have opened, and Ajisen Ramen is located on the ground floor. The restaurant is spacious with outdoor seating. The food prices are cheaper compared to other restaurants, mainly serving ramen and rice dishes. The taste is decent, and there are discount offers during the recent opening period. Overall, it's quite good.

Address - Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, Pai Tau Village, Sha Tin, New Territories Environment/Facilities - There are many exquisite artworks, including carvings and paintings, showcasing the unique style of Oriental art. Opening Hours - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Price per Person - Free Rating - 8.5/10 The architectural design of the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery is unique, with numerous splendid Buddha statues inside the temple. There are a total of ten thousand Buddha statues, giving a sense of religious sanctity and beauty. The monastery covers more than 60,000 square feet, built along the mountain, and includes the Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall, Amitabha Hall, Guanyin Hall, Jade Emperor Hall, Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda, and the Eighteen Arhats Gallery. Visitors can not only appreciate the charm of Buddhist culture but also understand the religious beliefs and social cultural background of Hong Kong.

Address - Shop G, Empire Centre, 68 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Environment/Facilities - Spacious place with live singer performances Business hours - 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM Average price - $150 per person Rating - 8 out of 10 Pizza Express in Tsim Sha Tsui, near East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, has a large dining area with ample seating. During the afternoon tea time on weekends, only a la carte menu is available, no set meals. The overall taste is delicious, but the portion sizes are much smaller than the pictures. On certain evenings, there are live band performances, which should create a nice atmosphere. The food quality is above average for a chain pizza restaurant, and the prices are reasonable. It's a great place for a gathering with a large group of friends.

Address - Tung Chung Road, Lantau Island Environment - Feels like stepping back into the Qing Dynasty Features - A small fortress from the Qing Dynasty Price per person - Free admission Rating - 9 out of 10 Tung Chung Fort, dating back to 1832, was used between 1938 and 1940 and features walkable defensive walls. It once served as a temporary campus for Foshan Wah Ying Middle School, the Tung Chung Rural Committee, and became part of Tung Chung Public School, which closed in 2003 and has been abandoned since. The school buildings still retain the style of the Qing Dynasty, with an antique charm, making it a tourist attraction. However, despite the passage of time, the abandoned school buildings still have a somewhat eerie atmosphere, even in broad daylight. It is quite rare to find a complete city wall site preserved in the bustling city, and visitors can even walk around the wall. It's surprising to find such ancient city wall structures in Hong Kong.

Address - Sheung Shui, Yuen Kong Village, North District, New Territories Environment/Facilities - Beautiful natural ecological scenery Features - Large wetland area Average Price - Free admission Rating - 8/10 This newly opened park is quite accessible, with minibuses directly from Sheung Shui. From October to November, you can take photos of the rice fields, and there are various crops to explore throughout the year. The rare rice fields are a bird paradise, filled with the sounds of birds. Stroll along the paths between the fields, admire the watercress fields, breathe fresh air, and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. It is also a stopover for migratory birds. City dwellers should slow down and enjoy this great place to get close to nature. It's worth a half-day trip to enjoy the rural scenery.

Ovation of the Seas: 5 nights on 2025/4/26 ⛴️Route: Hong Kong -- Okinawa (Naha) -- Hong Kong Ovation of the Seas Cruise Ship - Rooms 🪝Interior Cabins: Connecting Interior Cabins, Interior Cabins with Virtual Balcony, Interior Cabin Family Room 🪝Ocean View Rooms: Standard Ocean View Rooms, Superior Ocean View Rooms, Interior Cabin Family Rooms 🪝Balcony Rooms: Value Balcony Rooms, Connecting Balcony Rooms, Standard Balcony Rooms, Superior Balcony Rooms, Balcony Balcony Rooms 💞Discount: Mega Sale discount is here "TRIPCRU2025" will be reduced by 600 💞Food & Restaurants In addition to the main restaurant and buffet offering a variety of free food, the ship also provides other free snacks "Sorrentos" to enjoy crepes, "CAFÉ two70" to enjoy light meals at will, and "Hot Dog Bar" to taste hot dogs. In addition, specialty restaurants with a fee also offer unique experiences, including IZUMI Japanese cuisine, Giovanni Italian restaurant, Wonderland creative restaurant, whose creative cuisine breaks through culinary limits and stimulates the pleasure of taste buds, and Chops Grill steakhouse, which serves high-quality steaks. There are other delicacies waiting for you to explore. 💞Recreational facilities The recreational facilities on board are diverse and innovative, allowing every passenger to find their favorite activities. You can experience the thrill of surfing on the "Flowrider" deck, or climb the "NORTH STAR®" observation deck to enjoy the magnificent sea view. "IFLY®" simulated skydiving allows you to experience the thrill and excitement of skydiving, while the sea bumper cars are a great choice for the whole family to share happy times. Watch a movie under the stars for a unique open-air cinema experience, or enjoy a wonderful cabaret performance at the Royal Theatre and feel the charm of art. In addition, there are other activities on the ship waiting for you to discover. Cruise life is so colorful that it is full of fun and vitality from morning to night. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Before going to Hong Kong, I was really worried about whether I needed to exchange Hong Kong dollars. I checked various travel guides, and everyone seemed to have different opinions. After a 20-hour layover, I can confirm from personal experience that there's no need to exchange Hong Kong dollars. 🗺️A few tips: Regarding transit passengers entering Hong Kong: After arriving at Hong Kong Airport, take the train to checkpoint E2 and enter the visitor channel. Starting from October 2024, you no longer need to fill out an arrival application form. You can directly go through the process with your connecting flight ticket. 🚌Getting from the airport to the city center: You can choose between the Airport Express and the bus. I chose the Airport Express, which took about 30 minutes. Two-person and three-person tickets are cheaper than single tickets. You can buy tickets directly from the vending machines using WeChat or Alipay, which is very convenient. 🚇Taking the subway: There's no need to buy an Octopus card. You can simply search for "public transport card" on WeChat or Alipay and activate it. It's basically the same as in Chongqing, with automatic exchange rate conversion. 🚶City walk route: I didn't follow any of the routes I had planned. I took the Airport Express directly to Hong Kong Station and walked from Central to Kennedy Town. Along the way, I visited Health Street, the former Gunpowder Magazine, the University of Hong Kong, Winstons Coffee, and % Arabica. The entire journey didn't feel particularly long, but the uphill and downhill stretches were quite tiring. Regarding food and beverage expenses: For two people staying for 20 hours, including round-trip Airport Express tickets, lunch, and dinner, we spent a whopping 1,000 RMB, and we didn't buy anything. We walked everywhere. We had lunch at a *cha chaan teng* (tea restaurant) and dinner (pasta + small burger + two beers). The prices were exorbitant.

📍Address: Ma Wan Chung Village, Tung Chung 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Traditional Hong Kong fishing village 💰Average Cost: Free entry 💞Recommended Reason: It will become increasingly rare in the future Transportation is relatively convenient. Take a bus from Tung Chung MTR station to Yat Tung Estate and walk 5 minutes towards the seaside. The village has many unique stilt houses, contrasting with the nearby high-rise buildings, offering beautiful scenery. The exterior walls are adorned with murals, perfect for photo ops or enjoying the sea breeze. The village bridge has small patches of mangroves and mudflats, where you might spot egrets if you're lucky. During low tide, you can see fiddler crabs and mudskippers. Additionally, there are two seafood restaurants in the village. While they can't compare to the seafood hubs of Sam Shing, Lau Fau Shan, or Sai Kung, the taste and prices are decent, and they offer outdoor seating with sea views, adding to the charm.

📍Address: L Floor, Cordis Hotel Hong Kong, 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Open design 🕰️Business Hours: 06:30 to 22:00 💰Average Cost: $290/person 💞Rating: 8/10 There are not many high-quality buffet options in Mong Kok, but The Place at Cordis Hotel is definitely one of the top choices. They offer an afternoon tea buffet on weekends, which is rare among hotels currently offering this service. Our group of more than ten people booked a long table, and the restaurant's decor and sense of space were quite good. The buffet offers a wide variety of food, including rare seafood items such as mussels, baby lobsters, cold shrimp, and snow crab legs. There are also plenty of hot dishes, salads, bread, and desserts to choose from, making the two-hour dining time just right.

📍Address: Chek Lap Kok, Ngong Ping 360 Airport Island Transfer Station 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Planted with many cherry blossoms 💰Average Cost: Free 💞Recommended Reason: Short blooming period 'Sakura Coast' is a limited-time attraction near Hong Kong International Airport, close to the artificial island of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. The name comes from Japanese cherry blossoms, as hundreds of cherry trees were planted during the surrounding greening project. Every spring, they bloom with pink and white flowers, creating a brief but beautiful scenery that attracts photographers and citizens alike. There are also coastal trails, viewing platforms, and rest areas where you can overlook the airport runway. The views are unique both day and night. Due to its remote location and limited public transportation, it is recommended to drive or take the airport bus to get there.

📍Address: Sheung Shui Yin Kong Village 🏖️Environment/Facilities: 🕰️Opening Hours: 09:30 to 17:30 💰Average Cost: Free 💞Recommended Reason: Hong Kong's Newest Attraction Opened in November 2024, the ecological park is easily accessible. Get off at Sheung Shui MTR Station and take the 76K bus towards Long Ping, alight at Kam Tin Station, and walk a few minutes across the pedestrian road to see the giant archway of Yin Kong Village on the right. The entrance to the park is right there. You can spend two to three hours taking photos, with plenty of subjects like farmland, birds, and ponds, especially in the afternoon sunlight. The visitor center has restrooms, water machines, and a viewing deck. However, the only downside is that the Long Yuen Natural Ecological Center does not have an exhibition hall, making it feel like it is not fully operational yet. There are drinking fountains and restrooms at the pavilion near the entrance.

#TravelPlan **Short Hong Kong travel plan 3 days 2 nights Not focusing on everything, focusing on gaining experience Will go again when I have a chance ♥DAY1 - Start from Chek Lap Kok Airport Walk to take the Cityflyer A11 bus to the hotel on Hong Kong Island Leave your luggage first - Go eat fried pork at the famous For Kee Restaurant - Walk around Central, Hollywood Street Take photos all the time - Stop at the temple, pray for blessings at Man Mo Temple - Check in and take photos at the Montane Mansion Building - Then take bus number 15 to see the view at The Peak - Return to the hotel ♥DAY2 - Wake up early to check in at Instagram pier, a photo spot near the pier Take the tram to - Go to Rainbow Building in Choi Hung area - Go to Wong Tai Sin Temple Pray for love - Then go to Chae Kung Temple - Stop by to shop for shoes in Mong Kok area It can be called a shoe street - Walk to Tsim Sha Tsui area, wait to see the light show The Symphony of Lights - Take the ferry back to Hong Kong - Return to the hotel ♥DAY3 - Check out and prepare to return - Chek Lap Kok Airport - Arrive in Thailand safely #HongKong #HongKongTravel

Before coming to Hong Kong, I saw many people recommending the must-eat bakehouse egg tart. When I arrived at the Hong Kong airport, I saw many people holding bakehouse paper bags. It turned out that they have super popular egg tarts👍. Bakehouse is a bakery founded by Gregoire Michaud, a chef who was formerly the pastry chef at the Four Seasons Hotel. He has 25 years of experience in the baking industry and possesses extensive qualifications and experience. Bakehouse has many branches in Hong Kong. We were disappointed at the Tsim Sha Tsui branch at first, but according to the guide, the Causeway Bay branch was the easiest to buy. As soon as we arrived at the Causeway Bay branch, we saw a long queue. After entering, we saw a variety of breads, desserts, egg tarts and drinks. The choices were rich and they all looked very tempting! We immediately took out a box of egg tarts to bring back for our family. The original egg tarts do not contain pork, so you can safely bring them back to Taiwan💛! The Bakehouse egg tart has a different crust from the traditional Hong Kong-style egg tart. It is more like a Portuguese egg tart, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a rich milky aroma. It is very delicious😋, and it won’t feel greasy even if it is left cold. But we also put it in the oven and bake it a little bit. The baked egg tart has a unique crispy feeling and a fragrant milky aroma. My family members are all very happy to eat it. The only regret is that I only bought one box because it is too little🤣! Name: Bakehouse Address: 16 Kai Chiu Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Time: 08:00-21:00 Price: HK$75 for a box of 6 #香港 #香港旅游 #香港美食 #hongkong #香港赏手禮 #蛋塔 #bakehouse蛋塔 #2月好去2025

Affordable Hong Kong Dim Sum has won one Michelin star for two consecutive years. We arrived before business hours but there was already a long queue. The clerk was very enthusiastic and gave each customer a number sheet so that customers don’t have to wait there. Those who arrive soon can also order first, so that they can order quickly 🤣! We ordered shrimp bean curd rolls 🍤, hometown salted water dumplings 🥟, pan-fried radish cake, exquisite Mala cake and thin-skinned shrimp dumplings 🍤. Hot tea is HK$7 per person. If I wasn't afraid of not being able to eat it, I really want to order more! I love salted water dumplings the most. I have never eaten them in Taiwan. They are fried until crispy and crispy. The filling is salty and fragrant with a little sweetness, and it has the chewy texture of glutinous rice dumplings. It is very special and delicious 😋! The shrimp dumplings have a thin skin and are full of fillings. The shrimp filling is sweet and elastic. The Mala cake has a unique milky aroma when it is served. The cake is dense, moist and solid, and very filling. The bean curd rolls are fried crispy but not greasy, and they go great with the sweet soy sauce. The radish cake has bacon, and it is fried fragrant and delicious. It is good to eat it plain or with double sauce. Every dish is above standard. No wonder the store is full of customers and every seat is packed! Name: Yi Dian Xin Address: G/F, 209A Tung Choi St, Prince Edward, Hong Kong fb Time: 09:30-22:30 Price: HK$168 for two of us to order five dishes plus tea #香港 #香港旅游 #香港美食 #hong_kong #2月好去2025

#NewYearNewTrip Day 1: Experience the charm of Hong Kong Island First day in Hong Kong! Take the Peak Tram for a panoramic view of the city, stroll through the city center park, and end with a spectacular light and sound show at Victoria Harbour ✨ #HongKong #VictoriaPeak #ASymphonyOfLights Day 2: Lantau Island and Culture Today, we went to worship the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island, took the Ngong Ping cable car to see the beautiful view, and then went to walk around Tai O Fishing Village to experience the traditional way of life of Hong Kong ⛩️ #LantauIsland #TianTanBuddha Day 3: Disneyland Fill your happiness in the magical world at Hong Kong Disneyland! Enjoy rides, shows, and cute cartoon characters #HongKongDisneyland #DisneyMagic Day 4: Temples and shopping before returning Last day in Hong Kong! Go to worship and pray at Wong Tai Sin Temple and Che Kung Temple Before going shopping for souvenirs at Ladies' Market ⛩️ #WongTaiSinTemple #CheKungTemple #LadiesMarket #HongKong #HKTrip #Travel #Vacation #ExploreHongKong #TravelHongKong #HongKong

The Upper House, Hong Kong: A hidden oasis in the city ✨ 🏠Hotel Design: Low-key luxury and a sense of seclusion The Upper House is located in Pacific Place, Admiralty. Its exterior is surprisingly understated, with only a large "H" at the entrance, as if whispering a sense of "home." Stepping into the hotel feels like entering a tranquil private living room. There's no traditional front desk or complicated check-in process. The staff escorted me directly upstairs to complete the check-in, instantly giving me a sense of understated luxury. 🛏️Room Experience: Spacious rooms and stunning harbor views The rooms here are the largest in Hong Kong, with the smallest starting at 68 square meters. It's like living in a luxury apartment! Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offer breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour's dazzling nightscape and the city's vibrant energy. You can admire the magnificent night view from the comfort of your bed. The room design is simple and elegant, without excessive decoration, but every detail exudes sophistication, from the 800-thread-count Egyptian cotton bedding to the organic bath products. Every touch is thoughtful and welcoming. 🥩Dining Experience: Culinary delights The hotel's Salisterra restaurant offers delicious Mediterranean cuisine made with fresh ingredients. The top-floor Café Gray Deluxe is a popular spot for photos and social media. Whether it's afternoon tea or cocktails, you can enjoy the romantic atmosphere of Hong Kong while savoring delicious food. 🧘‍♀️Leisure Experience: A journey of relaxation for body and mind The hotel's gym is fully equipped, and free yoga classes are offered on weekends, allowing you to maintain a healthy lifestyle even during a busy trip. What I loved most was the hotel's "paperless" concept. All operations can be done through an iPad, which is super eco-friendly and convenient. 🚌Convenient Transportation: An excellent starting point for exploring Hong Kong The hotel's location is perfect, adjacent to Admiralty subway station, and within walking distance of Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Causeway Bay. Whether it's shopping, dining, or sightseeing, everything is easily accessible. Summary The Upper House, Hong Kong, was truly an unforgettable experience. It's not just a place to stay; it's a "home away from home" where you can relax and experience luxury. If you want to enjoy a peaceful and wonderful time in Hong Kong, The Upper House is definitely worth a try!

🤔This can also be considered a kind of "wealth metaphysics", haha I found that staying in high-end luxury hotels can really quickly increase my energy! ! ! 🟢Many people think that when traveling on business or on a trip, hotels are just for sleeping and it’s OK to make do with it. But in fact, staying in expensive, good, and even luxurious hotels has really changed my magnetic field and energy field, and has magically brought some subtle changes to my life~ 🟡I have always liked the staycation mode~ I choose a luxury hotel to stay in Zhuhai, Macau/Hong Kong on weekends. Even if I just swim or exercise in the hotel, I feel it is worth it and very satisfying~ 🔵The magnetic field of the field has a great impact on people! Most of the five-star hotels are located in very particular locations. From the architecture, landscape to the interior details, they are all created by first-class designers, especially those with sophisticated feng shui layouts, so as soon as you walk in, you can feel the good energy field. Even if you only stay for a short moment, watching the high-energy "rich people" coming and going in the lobby, it is hard not to be infected by their powerful energy. You will feel comfortable and relaxed. Rich people are always like a perpetual motion machine, with endless energy and vitality. I hope I can always be as calm and at ease as them! 🟠When you are tired, you can spend money to buy spiritual comfort~ It is also a meaning of making money! Life is so beautiful! I want to make more money!

🏨The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel - A perfect blend of history and luxury 🏠A magnificent transformation of a historic building The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel, located on Cotton Tree Drive in Central, is one of Hong Kong's landmark buildings. Formerly known as Murray Building, it was built in 1969 and served as an important office building for the Hong Kong government. Following meticulous renovations by renowned architect Norman Foster, this historic building has been given new life, becoming a model of luxury hotels. 🛌Luxurious rooms for ultimate comfort The hotel offers 336 guest rooms and suites, over 75% of which exceed 50 square meters—a rare find in Hong Kong's prime real estate. The rooms are elegantly designed, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that provide excellent natural light and stunning views of Hong Kong Park or the bustling cityscape. With comfortable bedding and high-end toiletries, every detail exudes luxury. 🍽A gourmet paradise, a feast for the senses The hotel boasts five unique restaurants and bars, including a lobby lounge, a tea room, a Chinese restaurant, and a Western restaurant. We highly recommend Popinjays, the rooftop restaurant and bar on the 25th floor, where you can enjoy 270-degree panoramic views of Hong Kong's cityscape while savoring delicious food and breathtaking night views. 🏋️‍♂️Fitness and leisure for relaxation and rejuvenation The hotel's fitness center and spa facilities are top-notch, equipped with state-of-the-art fitness equipment and comfortable spa spaces. In addition, the hotel features an outdoor pool, allowing you to fully unwind during your busy trip. 💕Convenient location The hotel's location is perfect, adjacent to the Peak Tram station and a 10-minute walk from the Central subway station. Whether you're heading to a shopping paradise or exploring Hong Kong's attractions, it's incredibly convenient. 🌟Summary The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel is more than just a hotel; it's a luxurious journey through time. It seamlessly blends history and modernity, with every detail reflecting sophistication and care. Next time you're in Hong Kong, consider staying here for a night to experience the unique charm of this city!

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Since founder Kenneth Shoji founded his flagship store % Arabica in the ancient city of Kyoto in 2014, the brand has been named after its simple design and quality coffee ☕️. Today I went to the West Point seaside walk, came to the celebrity branch, it is located on the seaside of Kennedy Town 🏞, the two-storey % Arabica, drinking coffee here ☕️, let you sit in the unbeatable sea view, holding a cup of warm coffee in your hands, really enjoyable! I ordered a Flat white, the coffee flavor is rich ☕️, the milk foam is delicate, the mouth is smooth, every bite is warm and satisfying. My friend ordered a cup of Chocolate🍫, the chocolate is rich and rich, not too sweet, good to drink😋! Flat White - short size $45 Chocolate - tall size $60 📍Shop G04, G/F, Yu Fuk Building, 1 Tyler Street, Kennedy Town, Western District (Exit B, Kennedy Town MTR Station, about 7 minutes walk)

【牛油果】 All-you-can-eat brunch🥂 at Mondrian Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui Seafood Brunch 💰$580 The appetizer will have oysters🦪 The meat of the oysters is thicker and the texture is more solid There are 6 more unlimited refills We have tried all 6 kinds of snacks. Personally, I think their crispy fried seafood with mayonnaise is super delicious😋! The seafood has squid, shrimp and fish pieces The fried skin is fried very thin and fluffy 👍🏻 Another fresh fish fillet with salmon roe is very tasty with grapefruit sauce and tangerine to match the whole taste is super fresh These 2 snacks I encore once🤓 main I asked the staff if they had any recommendations and he recommended dishes with lobster and shrimp respectively 龙虾扁面条（另+💰$198） The lobster is very big, firm and bouncy, and the flesh is not moldy Sautéed garlic butter tiger prawns with Mediterranean spicy sauce The tiger prawns are also very large, bouncy and fresh, plus the mashed potatoes are quite good. This portion was just a side dish to eat already starting to be full 😂😂 Cocktail Free-Flow Package 💰$200 I added another cocktail free flow There are 6 cocktails in total🍹 The taste is mostly fresh to drink but actually quite heavy handed It's easy to enter so it's quick to brain without noticing 🤣🤣 Personally, I recommend Pina Daiquiri. The sweet pineapple flavor is easy to enter, which reduces the greasiness of food~ Finally, there are four desserts all Mini size can try all four without being too full this design is quite courteous ~ And through the floor-to-ceiling glass can see the whole Victoria Harbor d sofa location is very spacious to sit comfortably space Great place for dates and chill talks😚 💡𝙄𝙉𝙁𝙊 Rating📝: 8.5/10 Price: 💰$966.9 per person Address📍: 38/F, Mondrian Hong Kong, 8A Head Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Business Hours🕒: 𝙈𝙤𝙣 - 𝙎𝙪𝙣 06:30 - 01:00 #foodguide #foodphotography #newyeargoodplaces2025 #register for January hotel sleeper 2025

This is my second time staying at Cordis in Mong Kok, its location is really convenient, connected to Langham Place Mall🙈 Although there is no room view of Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong Island, but the night view of Mong Kok is also very beautiful You can sit on a very check-in swing chair to enjoy the cityscape of Hong Kong 🫶🏻 In addition, the hotel very promotes Hong Kong culture, breakfast and lounge afternoon tea have egg tart pineapple bun milk tea, etc. 🥰 At the same time, it turns out that all corners of the hotel are filled with artwork #globaltravel #HongKong #HongKonghotel

This time I went to "Thousand Sea Seafood Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat" in Kowloon Bay🚇, it was an eye-opener🤩! The restaurant has a spacious environment, the decoration is mainly 🌊marine style, plus fishing boats 🚣♀️, boats and other decorations, it feels like being by the sea 🏝️. The best thing is their 💪 self-service seafood area, the variety of seafood is too many to count, and constantly 😍 replenishment, really mix and cook, no fear of not being able to eat 🐚! Hot pot soup🍲 We chose the golden soup jade chicken pot, 🐓 the soup is super rich, the freshness of jade and chicken perfectly blended 😊, it tastes more full of glue, drink a sip 🥄 already feel nourished to burst! The 🌊 seafood area here is unbeatable! The crab meat 🦀 is fresh and sweet, the shrimp is bouncy, the mussels and sand white are very plump🤤, and the mussels are even more fresh. The best thing is their replenishment speed 👏, you are not afraid of being snatched up, you can slowly mix and cook slowly, 🥰 eat until you are full! For meat, this place focuses on Australian 🇦🇺 M5 Wagyu and American beef shoulder slices 🥩, both tastes have their own characteristics, 😋 but they are a must-eat for hot pot! Buffet area 💪 There are also a variety of Chinese dim sum 🇨🇳, the quality is good, shrimp dumplings thin skin and more filling, siu-mai bouncy, 🥟 small steamed buns also have a juicy effect, after eating seafood 🦐 then come a few dim sum, perfect! For grilled items, I personally recommend 🌶️ Sichuan grilled fresh oysters and Saikyo grilled halibut🐟. Sichuan grilled fresh oysters are spicy and delicious, 🦪 oyster meat is plump and juicy; Western grilled 🔥 halibut is sweet and tender, ✌️ both are must-eat choices! In addition, the iron plate 🪿goose liver toast is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, thick goose liver🤩's richness with the toast's crispness, 🍞the taste is rich in layers, really want to 👍encore after eating! There are a variety of 😍 different desserts to choose from in the dessert cabinet, ice cream 🍨 has Haagen-Daz and Movenpick, ✌️ both are high quality ice cream, after eating really 👏 great satisfaction! Sea bird's nest 🥥 coconut juice stewed papaya is sweet and nourishing, 🥰 after eating hot pot, a bowl is simply 🤤 perfect ending! Thousand Seas Seafood Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat (Kowloon Bay Branch) Address: Shop S154, S162 and S155-S158, 2/F, Aus Shopping Centre, Phase 3, 77 Niu Tau Kok Road, Kowloon Bay #Qianhai Seafood #Seafood Hot Pot #Kowloon Bay Food #Seafood All-You-Can-Eat #Golden Soup Chicken Hot Pot #Australian Wagyu Beef #American Beef Shoulder #Shrimp Dumpling Siu Mai #Small Caviar #Sichuan Grilled Oysters #Western Grilled Halibut #Iron Plate Goose Liver Toast #Hai Yan's Nest Coconut Stewed Papaya #HaagenDaz #Movenpick #Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat #Seafood Control #Hong Kong Must-Eat #Hong Kong Must-Eat #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong #HongKongAll-You-Can-EatVisit #HongKongAllYouCanEatShop #HongKongGood Places #HongKongRecommendedFoods

Located in the former Victoria Barracks area, the Asia Society has taken over the former Explosive Magazines A and B as its venue of events and exhibition. The whole area comes with a holistic approach to historical preservation, art, ecology and architecture. The Asia Society established its branch in Hong Kong in 1990. The current site for the Asia Society was opened in 2012. The site consists of a new building and four other heritage buildings, with a connecting bridge and a podium with art exhibitions. The Starr-Greenberg Building is now the administrative office for Asia Society. Former Magazine A is now the Chantal Miller Gallery and it is the venue for exhibitions. Former Magazine B is now the Miller Theater. Some of the original features of the magazine turned out to serve unintended benefits for the theater. Finally, the GG Block close to the entrance of Asia Society is now also the office space for administration. Award-winning U.S. architect Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects designed the complex with restoration, conservation and adaptation in mind. The entrance hall of Asia Society is lined with artificial marble from Iran, with patterns that echo the natural granite of Magazine A in the site. This is part of the effort to incorporate eco-friendly concepts in the site design. The Yasumoto Bridge is intended to be an ecological walkway, where pedestrians will enjoy bird viewing and their singsongs with the urban views of Hong Kong island on the side. On the hillside, the original fan palms there were preserved and new ones were planted to serve as a habitat for the short-nosed fruit bat. These fruit bats are seen at dusk. Of the many heritage sites at the Asia Society, I found the explosives track to be the most interesting. The history of the Former Explosives Magazines must be understood within the larger context of British strategic defense in this whole area of Admiralty. At one point in history, the Arsenal Yard was located at the seaside. Now this location is the Hong Kong Police Headquarters. Going north, the Arsenal Street used to be where the raw materials for ammunition and explosives were transported to the Victoria Barracks by the coolies. The workers must wear lint-free garment to avoid causing sparks when they transported the explosives. The architects have preserved the transportation tracks as a way to celebrate the unique history of the former Victoria Barracks. #militaryheritage #asiasociety #hongkongheritage #hongkonghistory #hongkongisland #admiralty #历史古迹 #historicbuilding #victoriabarracks #yasumotobridge #magazinea #historicallandmarks

The High Street Haunted House is a beautiful colonial building standing on No. 2 High Street at the corner of High Street and Eastern Street. The restored façade of the former hospital rises beautifully above the food and dining establishment in the vicinity of Third Street, which lies just below High Street. The proper name of the High Street Haunted House is the Sai Ying Pun Community Complex, now consisting of the façade of the old building and a new, modern community center that gives home to government offices and other community service providers. Some government sources refer to the heritage as the Old Mental Hospital. It acquired its eerie reputation due to two historical facts. First, in the turn of the 20th century, the complex was once Hong Kong’s largest hospital for the mentally ill. Second, the complex is rumored to have been the site of execution by the Japanese armed forces during World War II as well. The King George V park, across the street from the former hospital, was the site of a mass grave for the executed people.#highstreet #Mentalhospital #hongkonghistory #hongkongheritage #historicbuilding #saiyingpun

#hongkongguide Trip : Hong Kong Through Time 🕰️🏯🚋 Want to time travel? This history-packed itinerary takes you through old streets, ancient temples, and colonial-era buildings! Day 1: Exploring Colonial & Chinese History 🇬🇧🏮 Morning – Hong Kong Museum of History & Tai Kwun 🏛️ 🚇 MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui. 🎟️ Visit the Hong Kong Museum of History – A deep dive into HK’s past. 🚶♀️ Walk to Tai Kwun, a former colonial prison turned art center. 🥡 Lunch at Mido Café 🍛 – A 1950s cha chaan teng (try baked pork chop rice!). Afternoon – Trams, Temples & Old Markets 🚋 🌟 Take the Ding Ding Tram through old streets. 🏮 Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple – HK’s most famous Taoist temple. 🛍️ Explore Western Market (1906) – A British-era red brick building. Evening – Dinner at 1930s Themed Tai Ping Koon 🍗 📍 Famous for their Swiss sauce chicken wings. Day 2: Ancient Villages & Abandoned Places 🏚️ Morning – Exploring Tai O Fishing Village 🛶 🚇 MTR to Tung Chung, then ferry to Tai O. 🌟 Walk through stilt houses & visit an old salt factory. 🥡 Lunch at Solo Cafe – A hidden café in a 200-year-old house. Afternoon – Hidden Ghost Town in Ma Wan 👻 🚇 Ferry to Ma Wan, an abandoned village left since 2008. 🌟 Explore old houses, empty schools & eerie streets! Evening – Sunset at Old Kai Tak Runway 🌅 🚶♀️ Stroll along the old airport runway, now a harborfront promenade.