[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Tsim Sha Tsui (Updated Mar)

and it definitely lived up to the hype! Even outside peak hours, the place was packed. A century-old, hand-pounded udon noodle shop has arrived in Hong Kong! Fifth-generation owner and Japanese chef, Kosuke Aoki, personally oversees the restaurant. - ✅ Tonkatsu/Shrimp Tempura Udon The udon is made fresh daily by the chef. Unlike udon in mainland China, this udon is coated in a rich and flavorful broth. Paired with tonkatsu or shrimp tempura, it's truly delicious! There are 22️⃣ broth options, but my friend and I both chose the traditional miso for its rich and mellow flavor. The window seats offer panoramic views of Victoria Harbour. Enjoy the scenery while you dine for just 100+ per person – what a great deal! The window seats are also perfect for photos 📷 🍜: Yamamotoya • Nagoya Century-Old Hand-Pounded Udon (Tsim Sha Tsui)

#2月好地方2025 📍Bakehouse Tsim Sha Tsui Store Address: G/F, 44 Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Opening hours: 08:00 – 21:00 💰Egg Tart HKD 12.5 💰 Beef horn HKD 22 💰Donuts HKD 40 The Bakehouse is best known for their sourdough bread and croissants, which have a crispy yet chewy texture. In recent years, their egg tarts have been loved by many people and have attracted many people to come here, resulting in long queues. When we went there, we missed the baking time and the previous batch of egg tarts had been sold out, so if we wanted to buy them, we had to wait for a while. So we only bought two donuts. The donuts were solid QQ bread inside and were not greasy. They are definitely worth a try😋 #HongKong #HongKongFood #HongKongEggTart #bakehouse

Hong Kong, a metropolis that blends Eastern traditions with modern Western culture, is definitely worth exploring in depth! 🏙️ Every corner exudes a unique charm. Here are some must-see attractions, food recommendations, and practical transportation and accommodation tips based on my personal experience. Must-See Attractions: Experience Hong Kong's Diverse Charm! 1. Victoria Harbour 🌉 Victoria Harbour at night is absolutely stunning. Taking a ride on the Star Ferry, enjoying the sea breeze, and admiring the dazzling lights on both sides is an absolute treat. 2. Victoria Peak 🏙️ Take the vintage Peak Tram to the top of the peak for breathtaking views of Hong Kong. You can also visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum to see wax figures of famous stars. 3. Disneyland 🏰 Hong Kong Disneyland may not be as large as Shanghai Disneyland, but it's still full of childlike fun and joy, making it perfect for families with children. 4. Ocean Park 🐬 This is a paradise for marine life. Not only can you watch spectacular dolphin shows, but you can also get up close and personal with various marine creatures. 5. Lamma Island 🏖️ If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, take a trip to Lamma Island. The beaches, fishing villages, and delicious food will help you relax and unwind. 6. Central-Mid-Levels Escalator 🚶‍♂️ This escalator connects Central and Mid-Levels, offering unique views of Hong Kong's streets and architecture along the way. 7. Ladies' Market in Mong Kok 🛍️ A must-visit for shopping enthusiasts, this market offers a wide variety of small commodities at affordable prices. 8. Hong Kong Cultural Centre 🎭 This venue frequently hosts exhibitions and performances, making it a great place to learn about Hong Kong culture. Food Recommendations: A Culinary Journey Through Hong Kong! • Hong Kong-style Roast Meats 🍖 Whether it's roast goose, char siu, or roast duck, the crispy skin and tender meat are incredibly delicious. • Wonton Noodles 🍜 The noodles are chewy, the wontons are generously filled, and the broth is flavorful. One bowl is incredibly satisfying. • Hong Kong-style Milk Tea 🥤 With a rich tea flavor and creamy milk, it's a perfect choice for cooling down and refreshing yourself. • Egg Tarts 🥧 The crust is flaky, and the filling is sweet and smooth. You won't be able to stop at just one. Convenient Transportation: Explore Hong Kong with Ease! • MTR 🚇 Hong Kong's MTR network is highly developed, providing access to almost all major attractions and shopping areas. • Bus 🚌 Buses offer numerous routes and affordable fares, making them a great option for exploring Hong Kong. • Taxi 🚕 If you have a larger budget, taxis are also a good choice. Remember to choose vehicles with official markings when hailing a cab. Diverse Accommodation: Find the Perfect Fit for You! • Tsim Sha Tsui 🏨 With convenient transportation and abundant shopping and dining options, this area is suitable for those who enjoy a lively atmosphere. • Causeway Bay 🏠 Causeway Bay is also bustling and close to Ocean Park, making it ideal for family trips. • Central 🏢 Central has a strong business atmosphere but also offers some high-quality hotels, suitable for those seeking a luxurious experience.

Hong Kong is a dazzling metropolis that offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western influences. From towering skyscrapers to serene temples, bustling street markets to luxurious shopping malls, this city has something for every traveler. Whether you're a foodie, a nature enthusiast, or a history buff, Hong Kong will captivate you with its energy and diversity. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you plan your trip and make the most of your time in this vibrant city. Best Time to Visit Hong Kong Hong Kong has a subtropical climate with four distinct seasons: • Spring (March to May): Mild temperatures with occasional rain, perfect for outdoor activities. • Summer (June to August): Hot and humid, with occasional typhoons. Great for indoor attractions and beach visits. • Autumn (September to November): Pleasant weather with less humidity, making it the best season to visit. • Winter (December to February): Cool and dry, ideal for hiking and exploring the city comfortably. For the best experience, visit Hong Kong between October and December when the weather is most favorable. Where to Stay in Hong Kong Hong Kong has a wide range of accommodations, from budget hostels to luxury hotels. The best areas to stay include: • Tsim Sha Tsui (Kowloon): Ideal for first-time visitors, with easy access to shopping, dining, and tourist attractions. • Central (Hong Kong Island): A great choice for business travelers and those looking for high-end hotels and night life. • Causeway Bay: Perfect for shoppers, as it has some of the best malls and street markets. • Mong Kok: A lively area with a mix of budget hotels, street food, and local markets. • Lantau Island: Ideal for those who want a more relaxed stay close to nature and theme parks. #hongkongguide

My life goal and reason for living is to experience a lot and spend my time happily while I'm young so that I don't regret my one and only life. Let's take care of myself first and do our best for my happiness. I'm going to share my 4-night, 5-day itinerary from now on. ✍🏻 + Attached with TIPs 🏠 Caritas Oswald Cheung International House 📍Move based on this place Day 1 * Soho Denglau Mural Street There are many places to take pictures, and it's similar to Itaewon in Korea. + Bakehouse (Egg Tart) Almost all of them are Korean. I didn't hear it, but personally, I think the local cafe egg tart is more delicious than waiting in line like this. * Dinner (Dim Dim Sum) This place is also bustling with Koreans... Personally, none of the places where Koreans line up to eat suit my taste I only recommend Har Gow (shrimp) and not the others (too mushy and chewy) * Ladies Market (night market) They mainly sell items rather than food Day 2 * Disneyland (operating hours are different every day, so check the website) 10:00-8:30 Recommended restaurants-> Royal Banquet Hall (various foods), Starliner Dinner (Iron Man Burger recommended) + Check waiting time and parade time through the app Day 3 * Lan Fong Yuen Tsim Sha Tsui Branch (French toast + stocking milk tea) + They only accept cash, so make sure to bring cash (I recommend going at the 10:30 opening time because there will be a waiting line) * Tsim Sha Tsui Beach (Star Avenue + Clock Tower) Walk while looking at the ocean and take pictures in front of the clock tower and in front of the sculptures! * History Museum + Free admission * Lunch (Crystal Jade) I ate the Tantanmyeon Signature, but I don't recommend it (the peanut flavor is strong) + Peanuts and tea on the table (you have to pay for it, absolutely..) * Kowloon Park * Choi Hong Apartment Photo spot (recommended to go when there's a lot of sun) + Almost all Koreans * Ik Cheong Building Not recommended (not pretty at all...) * Temple Street (night market) Smaller than I thought (food is the main focus on the left, and goods are the main focus on the right) + It's better to avoid street drinks with ice or very local foods (I have a really strong stomach and can digest almost everything, but I got dizzy and had a blast at night after eating food at the night market) * Symphony of Lights starts at 8am + I recommend going a little early (going up to the 2nd floor is the best view) * Take the Star Ferry to Central Move Go straight to Symphony of Lights + Recommended to go in the middle (there are a lot of people on the boat), 2nd floor upper floor recommended Fourth day * Repulse Bay Beach It's a place that Koreans don't know much about, so there were no people and it was very quiet + It's cold because it's the sea, so I recommend going in early summer * Don Quijote There's a Japanese store, so I was surprised;; * Lunch (good date) 13th floor inside Langham Place (Shabu-shabu unlimited refill) * Wellcome (mart), Shasha (cosmetics), Watsons (mart) * Dinner (Central Kau Kee) -> 4 is the basic menu + Cash only, so definitely cash (high possibility of joining) * Lan Kwai Fong (bar street) It's like Itaewon in Korea, but it's a little bit up from Soho Street (good for just having a beer) + It's very chilly in the evenings in February, so a coat is a must + Personally, I don't recommend places where Koreans line up to eat + Big stores accept cards, but night markets and small restaurants always take cash + Hong Kong people don't understand English well,, (I can speak English freely, but locals don't speak English well)

Hong Kong, an international metropolis where Eastern and Western cultures blend, is definitely worth exploring in depth! 🏙️ Must-see attractions: 1. Victoria Harbour 🌉 - Take the Star Ferry at night to enjoy the dazzling night view and the pleasant sea breeze. 2. Victoria Peak 🏙️ - Take the vintage tram to the top of the mountain and enjoy the beautiful view of Hong Kong Island. Don't forget to take photos at the Peak Tower. 3. Disneyland 🏰 - Both adults and children can find fun here, meet Disney friends, and enjoy a magical day. 4. Lamma Island 🏖️ - Experience the fishing village style of Hong Kong, taste authentic seafood, and enjoy a peaceful island time. 5. Avenue of Stars 🎬 - A paradise for star chasers, where you can see many stars' handprints and statues, and enjoy a distant view of Victoria Harbour. 6. Central and Mid-Levels 🏢 - Stroll through the historic streets of Central, visit specialty shops, and then go to the Mid-Levels to enjoy the contrast between skyscrapers and streets. 7. Wong Tai Sin Temple 🧘‍♀️ - Pray for blessings and experience the strong traditional cultural atmosphere of Hong Kong. Food recommendations: • Hong Kong-style roast meat 🍖 - Char siu, roast goose, and roast duck with crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. • Wonton noodles 🍜 - Chewy noodles, thin-skinned wontons with a large filling, and delicious broth. • Pineapple bun 🍞 - Crispy bread with cold butter, a great taste. • Egg tart 🥧 - Crispy tart crust and smooth, sweet egg filling, a great choice for afternoon tea. Transportation: Hong Kong has a very developed public transportation system, including subways, buses, taxis, ferries, etc. The subway is the best choice for visiting urban attractions, covering major shopping, dining, and entertainment areas; buses are suitable for traveling in the suburbs or remote areas; ferries allow you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. Accommodation: Hong Kong offers a variety of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget hotels and homestays. There are many hotel options near shopping and entertainment centers such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay; Central is more suitable for tourists who like history and culture; if you want to enjoy a peaceful sea view, you can choose to stay in resorts in Repulse Bay or Lamma Island. Remember to book in advance! Tips: • When shopping in Hong Kong, remember to use the Octopus card, which is convenient and fast. • When trying local food, try some street shops or night markets, where you can often taste more authentic flavors. • If you need to exchange currency, you can do so at the airport or banks and hotels in the city. Remember to compare several exchange rates!

In Hong Kong 🇭🇰, there are many regulations that differ from those in mainland China. It's crucial to do your research before you go to avoid any awkward situations😅. We also hope you have a great time in Hong Kong! 👉Must-read travel tips! 1️⃣Accommodation Tips⚠️ ⚠️For hotels, consider staying near Tsim Sha Tsui, Jordan, or Mong Kok. These areas have well-developed commercial districts, making it super convenient for dining, drinking, and shopping. Hotels in Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, and Central are slightly more expensive. For budget-friendly options, you can choose areas like Tsuen Wan, Tsing Yi, or Sha Tin. The downside is that these areas are farther from the city center, making them more suitable for energetic young travelers. However, ladies, please avoid Chungking Mansions. It's dirty, messy, and most importantly, unsafe. ⚠️Keep the white slip of paper that the machine prints out upon entry. You'll need it for your hotel check-in. 2️⃣Transportation Tips⚠️ ⚠️When taking the bus, wave to signal the driver when you see the bus approaching. Remember to press the red "stop bell" before getting off. ⚠️On green minibuses, some vehicles don't have a "stop bell." You'll need to shout 📢 "Excuse me, getting off!" in Cantonese ("唔該, 有落!"). ⚠️When taking the MTR, avoid sitting on the floor (HKD 2,000 fine), eating or drinking (HKD 2,000 fine), or entering/standing in the first-class carriage without a valid first-class ticket (you cannot buy a ticket afterward; the fine is HKD 1,000). ⚠️Avoid taking taxis unless absolutely necessary. Taxi fares in Hong Kong can easily be several times more expensive than a meal, even for short distances. Opt for public transport whenever possible. 3️⃣Other Tips⚠️ ⚠️Jaywalking or running a red light will result in a HKD 2,000 fine if caught. ⚠️The emergency number in Hong Kong is 📞999. Don't dial the wrong number. ⚠️Carry some cash in small denominations. Some small shops only accept Hong Kong dollars in cash, and they may not be able to make change for large bills (some shops accept Alipay or WeChat Pay). ⚠️Don't smoke while walking. You can only smoke in designated smoking areas outdoors, which are marked with yellow trash cans (fine of HKD 1,500+ if caught). ⚠️Don't litter or spit (fine of HKD 1,500+). ⚠️On escalators, walk on the left and stand on the right. Blocking others might get you some disapproving looks. 👉🚄Border Crossing Ports Huanggang Port: 24 hours Futian Port: 6:30 am–10:30 pm Liantang Port: 7:00 am–10:00 pm Luohu Port: 6:30 am–12:00 am Shenzhen Bay Port: 6:30 am–12:00 am Wenjindu Port: 7:00 am–10:00 pm

If you are still hesitating whether to go to Hong Kong Then copy the homework directly Every place is very easy to produce movies It’s delicious, fun and easy to shop. . . 🗺Travel route day1: West Kowloon-Mong Kok-Yau Ma Tei-Tsim Sha Tsui-Avenue of Stars-Central day2: Central-Kennedy Town-University of Hong Kong-Sai Ying Pun-Causeway Bay-Sunset Express day3: Hong Kong Disneyland . Tour check-in points: 📍Mong Kok: Goldfish Street, Ladies Market, and Tung Choi Street are three streets that are very easy to photograph and shop around. They have a very down-to-earth feel in Hong Kong. If you like this kind of atmosphere, you can check in here. 📍Yau Ma Tei: This is a place where TVB often appears. Those who like to watch dramas can check in here. 📍Tsim Sha Tsui: Li Ka-shing's three-piece suit of the same style, go and enjoy the wind in Hong Kong. . 📍Central: Go to the Central Market to eat delicious food, ride the Ferris wheel, etc., and experience the most prosperous and lively place in Hong Kong. 📍Kennedy Town: Internet celebrity check-in seats at the basketball court, the blues moment in the evening is the most healing. . Recommended souvenirs: Cookie Quartet: A souvenir for everyone in Hong Kong. Now it is not only available in Hong Kong, but also in the mainland. You can make it~ I saw it when passing by Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong. It is really crispy and delicious after one bite. The store has a variety of flavors You can try it. Caramel 🥨 Hazelnut 🌰 Matcha 🍵 are all my favorites. Now they also launch a New Year limited gift box, which will be a prosperous New Year. . - 🇭🇰Outbound travel tips: 1⃣Prepare Mainland China ID card and valid Hong Kong and Macao pass! 2⃣Enable mobile phone roaming data package in advance, or prepare data card in advance 3⃣ Hong Kong uses British standard sockets, so remember to buy a conversion plug in advance 4⃣You can basically pay by mobile phone in Hong Kong, which is very convenient

Traveling during the Spring Festival? Check out this 3-day itinerary for Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau. Enjoy three different destinations with this super practical guide to help you travel with ease! -- 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Wong Tai Sin Temple - Tsim Sha Tsui - Victoria Peak - Star Ferry 🚢 - Victoria Harbor - Hong Kong Ferris Wheel 🎡 Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple to experience Hong Kong's religious culture, then head to Tsim Sha Tsui for some shopping. In the evening, take the Star Ferry to enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbor, and finally, ride the Hong Kong Ferris Wheel to overlook the dazzling night view. Day 2: Tsim Sha Tsui Spend the whole day immersed in the shopping paradise of Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoying the perfect combination of fashion and food. Day 3: Ruins of St. Paul's - A-Ma Temple - Macau Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Handover Gifts Museum - The Venetian Macao Resort 🏰 From the historic Ruins of St. Paul's to the tranquil A-Ma Temple, and the European-style Macau Fisherman's Wharf, this day is full of diverse experiences. Don't forget to visit the Macau Handover Gifts Museum to learn about Macau's history. Later, enjoy a luxurious leisure time at The Venetian Macao Resort. -- Attraction Suggestions: Victoria Peak ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Victoria Peak, Central, Hong Kong Island - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours - Overlook the night view of Hong Kong, your ideal check-in spot! Tsim Sha Tsui ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Hong Kong - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours - A collection of shops with both ancient and modern features, a shopping paradise waiting for you to explore! Hong Kong Ferris Wheel ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 33 Man Kwong Street, Central, Hong Kong - Opening Hours: January 1 - January 23, Monday - Thursday 12:00 - 22:00; Friday - Sunday 11:00 - 23:00 - Duration: 1 hour - Enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbor, with a temperature-controlled cabin, and take in the beauty of the skyline! -- Must-know tips: 🍜 Food: Shenzhen's shrimp wontons are great, Hong Kong's roast goose is a must-try, and don't miss Macau's Portuguese egg tarts. 📸 Photo spots: Shenzhen Bay Park has a beautiful night view, Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong is amazing, and the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau are worth a visit. 🎁 Specialty prices: Shenzhen's electronic products are cost-effective, Hong Kong's jewelry and watches are worth buying, and Macau's almond cakes are sweet. ✈️ Airport transportation: Shenzhen Bao'an Airport is convenient, Hong Kong International Airport has many international flights, Macau Airport is small but beautiful, and it's also convenient to take a ferry to Zhuhai. -- Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau offer a one-stop experience of urban prosperity and natural beauty. Start your unique journey now!

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent The first destination in 2025 is Hong Kong🇭🇰 The first place I visited in the new year was Hong Kong. Tsim Sha Tsui, which has a unique Hong Kong sensibility, has a really great atmosphere. I'm exploring here and there, but it's still full of people. In particular, the unique night atmosphere made me want to take a camera. Tsim Sha Tsui is a place you absolutely have to go to when you travel to Hong Kong. Walk around the alleys and get a feel of an old Hong Kong movie:) 📍Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong #HongKong #HongKongTravel #TsimShaTsui #HongKongNightView #HongKongPlacesToVisit #hongkong #hongkongtrip #worldtravel

Friends who like skewers will be familiar with "Kido". This popular izakaya often has special themes. Recently, it launched the "Japanese Pork Festival", bringing Hokkaido's specialty pork, Shirakatsuobushi, to Hong Kong, creating a number of limited-time dishes to experience the natural flavor of Hokkaido. 🔹 Hokkaido Birch Pork Cod Roe and Shiso Roll The plain-looking shiso roll will brighten your eyes when you bite it. The salty fragrance of the mentaiko and the fresh fragrance of shiso are very vivid in your mouth. With a lot of juice, one person can eat N skewers😂😂 🔹Hokkaido Birch Pig Bean Sprout Roll Often you see these rolls filled with onions, but this pork roll is filled with fresh and crispy bean sprouts. The gentle aroma sets off the golden pork, paired with a sweet sauce, highly recommended 🤩 🔹Homemade salt koji Hokkaido white birch pork charcoal grilled Watching the chef cook the meat until it glows red is definitely worth it 🙈 The birch pork is cooked until it is burnt and the excess oil is forced out. The pork meat tastes rich and sweet, and it is very flavorful without the need for sauce~ 🔹Hokkaido Birch Pork and Winter Vegetables "Kencho Soup" The vegetables are cooked until soft and absorb the essence of the pork soup. The taste is not too strong. The clear and mellow soup is enough for two people to share❤️ In addition to the limited dishes of the Tonmeku Festival, you must also try the signature dishes when you come here. Each dish has the distinctive style of the chef: 🔹Ming Tai Miyazaki Nanban Fried Chicken 1956 Using the secret recipe of Mr. Kimura, the tender chicken has a thick and crispy skin. The sweet and sour sauce immediately reduces the greasiness. The portion is really large, and one piece per person is also very satisfying 😌 🔹Chef's special limited edition premium Japanese grilled eel The eel has a rich aroma when it is served, the meat is plump, and the sauce is evenly distributed on the skin and meat. I am amazed every time I eat it. 🔹Fried Gongqian Meatballs The salty meatballs taste richer after frying, and the sauce is very special. If you are not careful, you will eat it all by yourself😂 #kido #Tsim Sha Tsui Japanese food #852foodvoyage #weekend places #Hong Kong food

Free travel to Hong Kong and Macau DAY 2: I have been influenced by Hong Kong movies since I was a child: Fight Back to School, Infernal Affairs, Young and Dangerous, Police Stories series, etc. This time when I came to Hong Kong, I felt like I was walking into a movie scene. The MTR Tsuen Wan Line is the earliest subway line in Hong Kong. Famous places such as Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok, Prince Edward, etc. are all on this line, and they are also classic scenes that often appear in many Hong Kong movies; skyscrapers, double-decker buses, red taxis and signs extending to the road are the scenery that can be seen everywhere when walking in the alleys of Nathan Road and Temple Street in Mong Kok. Standing on the pedestrian bridge, you can feel the hustle and bustle of traffic and the endless flow of people. When you are tired, just find a tea restaurant and order a pork chop and a butter bun, with a cup of milk tea or Horlicks to replenish your energy. Hong Kong is really a city that is fun to visit and delicious. Attractions: Lui Seng Chun Mansion, Mong Kok Road Prince Edward Flower Market Road, Yuen Po Street Bird Garden Goldfish Street Broadway Cinematheque Temple Street, former Yau Ma Tei Police Station China Hong Kong City, Harbour City Maritime Viewpoint Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower Hong Kong Museum of Art Accommodation: Regal Kowloon Hotel (Deluxe Family Room) #Hong Kong #Macau #EVA Airways #Platinum Asia VIP Lounge #Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car #Big Buddha #Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade #Rainbow Residence #Lui Seng Chun #Goldfish Street #Mong Kok Road #Broadway Cinematheque #Temple Street Archway #Yik Cheong Building #Peace Peak Cable Car #Lan Kwai Fong #Wynn Palace Water Show #Ruins of St. Paul’s #Our Lady of the Rosary Church #A-Ma Temple #Macau Tower #Tai Tam Hill Hiking Trail #Guan Ye Street #teamLab Supernatural Space #Venetian Gondola Cruise

I saw someone introduce this Tsim Sha Tsui Wagyu Sukiyaki all-you-can-eat restaurant. The restaurant is decorated like a Japanese izakaya. It's very atmospheric. The semi-all-you-can-eat place has salads, sashimi, sushi, skewers, fried food and sukiyaki. There are many kinds of food ▪️Sukiyaki A4 Wagyu Beef Half All-You-Can-Eat Lunch 90 minutes $268 / Dinner 120 minutes $388 🤍Nissan skewers/cooking/tempura Each person chooses 5 kinds, this time we ordered 🍢 Skewers: Salt-grilled wagyu beef Salt-grilled chicken wings Mintaiko chicken leg skewers The skewers are grilled to order and served hot. The must-have salt-grilled wagyu beef has a prominent beef flavor and tender meat. The grilled chicken wings are super crispy and delicious 🥢Cooking: Karo burn Tosa tofu Fried cheese rice cake Miso Tianle Eggplant Grilled You can eat Ka-ro grilled without extra money. It's rich and delicious, and it has a different flavor when you add it to toast. The crust is slightly crispy, the mouth is tender, and the taste is rich and layered! 🍤Tempura: Tiger shrimp tempura Seaweed large leaf tempura This is my first time trying seaweed tempura. The crispy seaweed is quite special! 🍣 All-you-can-eat hand-held sushi: Salmon, oily fish, octopus, grilled salmon, grilled left mouth fish side, onion tuna puree, seaweed squid, green mustard octopus, mint salad, fly fish roe, California roll The above 11 kinds of sushi can be eaten as you like. Each person can order up to five pieces at a time. They look good, especially the grilled ones. They are very fragrant 🥩Japanese A4 Wagyu, Hokkaido Rice Pork, Hiroshima Oyster Each item is added once for lunch, and the above three items are all-you-can-eat for dinner The main sukiyaki arrived, A4 wagyu has beautiful flowers, although not very large pieces, but the beef flavor is rich, fat and thin, excellent taste, wagyu and sukiyaki sauce is a perfect match, Hokkaido rice pork is very tasty, pork flavor prominent, soft meat! There are also all-you-can-eat wild vegetable plates, hot spring egg seaweed rice, and hot spring egg inari udon. 🍴Wadoya @wado_izakaya 📍G/F and Porch, Hang Lung Bank Building, 46-48 California Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui #ChristmasGood Places2024

#HongKongTravel Share a 9-hour travel plan in Hong Kong. Where can you go? For those who have a long layover in Hong Kong during the day, if you don't know where to go, I recommend following this. Start by taking bus A29 from the airport and get off at Wong Tai Sin Temple. 1. Wong Tai Sin Temple, the famous red string temple and the most accurate fortune sticks 🚇 Metro Wong Tai Sin Station 2. Che Kung Temple, the windmill temple that those who believe in fortune telling must go to 🚇 Metro Che Kung Temple Station 3. Victoria Harbor, a landmark of Hong Kong, a must-see viewpoint 🚇 Metro East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 4. Space Museum, perfect for nerds, the entrance fee is very cheap, only 10 Hong Kong dollars, you can walk from Victoria Harbour. 5. Shopping in Tsim Sha Tsui, cross the street from the Space Museum. Take bus A21 in Tsim Sha Tsui to the airport ✈️ #ShareTravelPlan #HongKong

5 days in Hong Kong, tight schedule but exciting, guaranteed to be worth your while! Shopping paradise, very happy, just expensive 😁 📍Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui & Victoria Harbour • Harbour City: Shopping paradise, all international brands are available, remember to bring your shopping list! 🛍️ • Avenue of Stars: Check out the celebrity handprints, enjoy the sea breeze, and don't forget to watch the night view light show at Victoria Harbour, it's amazing! 🌃 • Temple Street Night Market: Try some local snacks, visit some unique stalls, and experience the local atmosphere of Hong Kong. 🍢 📍Day 2: Victoria Peak & Central • Victoria Peak: Take the cable car up and overlook the entire Hong Kong Island, remember to bring your camera, the scenery is not to be missed! 🏙️ • Madame Tussauds: Right at the top of the mountain, get up close and personal with the wax figures of celebrities! 📸 • Central: Stroll along the cobblestone streets, visit the Mid-Levels Escalator, and experience the blend of urban rhythm and history in Hong Kong. 📍Day 3: Disneyland • Hong Kong Disneyland: Spend a whole day enjoying the fairy tale world, remember to buy tickets online in advance, it's time-saving and convenient! 🏰 📍Day 4: Lamma Island & Repulse Bay • Lamma Island: Take a boat to experience the fishing village style of Hong Kong, try the seafood feast, it's super fresh! 🐟 • Repulse Bay: A gathering place for the rich in Hong Kong, the beach is fine and the sea is clear, perfect for a leisurely stroll. 🏖️ 📍Day 5: Causeway Bay & Mong Kok • Causeway Bay: Shopping and food, Times Square and Hysan Place are great places to go. 🛍️ • Mong Kok: Ladies' Street, Sneaker Street, all kinds of small commodities are available, remember to bargain! 👟 • Night Market: Don't forget to visit the night market in Mong Kok at night, snacks, games, and gadgets are all available. 🍽️Food recommendations: • Hong Kong-style milk tea: Iced is better, smooth and rich, a must-try! ☕ • Pineapple bun: Crispy crust, with butter, one bite, happiness is overwhelming! 🍰 • Roast goose: Crispy skin and tender meat, perfect with rice! 🍗 • Wonton noodles: Clear and delicious soup, thin-skinned wontons with big fillings, chewy noodles. 🍜 🚗Transportation: • Hong Kong's public transportation is very developed, subways, buses, and ferries can meet your travel needs, remember to buy an Octopus card, convenient and affordable. 🏨Accommodation: • Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay are popular areas for accommodation, with convenient transportation and complete surrounding facilities, suitable for travelers with various needs. Remember, Hong Kong is a fast-paced city, but don't forget to slow down and enjoy every moment.

5-Day Hong Kong Ski Trip: Enjoy the Fun of Ice and Snow in the Bustling City and Experience a Different Winter Sport! 🎿❄️ . 🚩Route Suggestions: D1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your favorite hotel, and get ready for an exciting trip! D2: Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour—Star Ferry—Central—Fringe Club—Kennedy Town Travel through bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoy the beautiful night view of Victoria Harbour, take the Star Ferry to cruise the harbor, visit the financial center of Central, feel the artistic atmosphere of the Fringe Club, and experience the unique Hong Kong style in Kennedy Town. D3: K11 MUSEA Immerse yourself in the space where shopping and art meet at K11 MUSEA, and enjoy the collision of fashion and art. D4: Hong Kong Disneyland—Mystic Manor—Mickey's PhilharMagic—Hyperspace Mountain Explore Disneyland, discover the mystery of Mystic Manor, immerse yourself in the music of Mickey's PhilharMagic, and experience the fun of Hyperspace Mountain. D5: End of a Pleasant Trip! End this unforgettable trip to Hong Kong with beautiful memories! 🎉 . Travel Tips: - Customs: Respect local customs, such as not making loud noises in public places and not smoking in 🚫 no-smoking areas. - Prices: Compare prices at different stores before buying, 🛍️ and avoid impulse buying. - Food: Try local snacks, 🍜 such as egg tarts and pineapple buns. Don't miss out! . Don't miss the food, shopping, and night views of Hong Kong. Come and feel the charm of this city! Remember to share your travel stories~

🌊 Signal Hill Garden for the blue sea Tsim Sha Tsui is a bustling area with a "back garden" hidden on Signal Hill. The entrance is not obvious, but a few steps will take you to the top, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the sea. Visit during the blue hour, when the sea breeze blows and the lights across the harbor slowly come on. The Signal Tower is also a pleasant surprise, as it is not locked and you can climb up to explore. 🌠 Walk from Avenue of Stars to the Clock Tower Start at the Bruce Lee statue and walk along the waterfront to the Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower. First, you'll pass the Avenue of Stars, then the Promenade, where you can enjoy the magnificent views of Victoria Harbour and the bustling cityscape of Hong Kong Island. If you visit in December, walk a little further to Harbour City to see the beautiful Christmas decorations. ⛵️ Take a Star Ferry to Central The Star Ferry is the best way to travel between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula. It only takes a few minutes to cross Victoria Harbour, and the views are stunning day or night. The ferry between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central has two levels, with a price difference of HK$1 and different entrances. The upper level is recommended for its better views and environment.

🚇Tsim Sha Tsui ☑️Mira Place 1 (Tsim Sha Tsui B1) ☑️iSQUARE (Tsim Sha Tsui E) ☑️1881 Heritage (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui E) ☑️The Peninsula Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L3) ☑️K11 MUSEA (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L2) ☑️Harbour City (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L6) 🚇Central ☑️IFC Mall (Hong Kong F) ☑️LANDMARK (Central G) ☑️Tai Kwun (Central D2) 🚇Causeway Bay ☑️Chanel at Lee Garden (Causeway Bay F1) ☑️Times Square (Causeway Bay A) 🚇Admiralty ☑️Pacific Place (Admiralty F) 🚇Wan Chai ☑️Lee Tung Avenue (Wan Chai A3) 🚇Mong Kok ☑️Langham Place (Mong Kok C3) ☑️MOKO (Mong Kok East D) 🚇Kowloon Station ☑️West Kowloon Cultural District (Kowloon E3) ☑️ELEMENTS (Kowloon C/Austin) 🚇Kai Tak Station ☑️Airside 🚇Yuen Long ☑️YOHO MALL 🚇Disneyland ☑️Hong Kong Disneyland

Today I passed by Lek Road in Tsim Sha Tsui and saw this newly opened beef brisket noodle shop. I saw quite a lot of people eating it, so I decided to have a meal here tonight. I saw two just grilled fried chickens placed near the dishes, which seemed quite attractive, so I ordered a plate of Prince Fried Chicken Rice, and Curry Brisket Rice. There is a layer of diaphragm connecting the beef brisket on the surface of the curry brisket. It is moderately fat and lean. The curry sauce is not too thick. It is slightly spicy and delicious. It is perfect for mixing with rice. There is a bowl of seaweed soup with the rice, which can neutralize the slightly spicy taste of the curry... As for the fried chicken rice, the chicken is fresh and hot, the chicken skin is golden and crispy, when you bite into a crisp sound, the chicken pieces have about 1/4 of the chicken. If you can eat with Thai sweet and sour sauce, the taste should be more sublimated. There are many lucky cat ornaments in the shop, and as Christmas approaches, there are also hanging a little Christmas decorations, adding a little festive atmosphere in a limited space, quite thoughtful. The service is also normal, next time try other dishes first. Prince Beef Brisket Beef Noodle Expert Address: Shop B, 23 Lek Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #Hong Kong Style Beef Brisket #Curry Beef Brisket #New Store #Fried Chicken

We'll take you to all the Christmas trees in Hong Kong in just 20,000 steps! There are 8 beautiful Christmas photo spots in total, and you can get to all of them by subway and walking! If you're spending Christmas in Hong Kong, save this guide and follow it! 🗺️Route: K11 Musea → The Peninsula Hong Kong → Harbour City → West Kowloon Cultural District → Landmark → Pacific Place → Lee Tung Avenue → Times Square 🎄Christmas Photo Spots in Hong Kong: 1⃣️K11 Musea: Dior Christmas Tree + Carriage🎄 🚇Exit J, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 2⃣️The Peninsula Hong Kong: Chanel Christmas Tree🎄 🚇Exit E, Tsim Sha Tsui Station or Exit L3, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 3⃣️Harbour City: Seaside Staircase Christmas Trees + Big Red Christmas Tree + Christmas Calendar🎄 🚇Exit A1, Tsim Sha Tsui Station or Exit L5, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 4⃣️West Kowloon Cultural District: Seaside Colorful Christmas Tree🎄 🚇Exit E, Kowloon Station or Exit D, Austin Station 5⃣️Landmark: Christmas Pink Big Bow🎀 🚇Exit G, Central Station 6⃣️Pacific Place: Christmas Wonderland - Giant Scarfed Cute Beast + Christmas House🐻 🚇Exit F, Admiralty Station - Pacific Place Direction 7⃣️Lee Tung Avenue: Christmas Street🎄 🚇Exit D, Wan Chai Station 8⃣️Times Square: Pink Heart Christmas Tree🩷🎄 🚇Exit F1, Causeway Bay Station ⚠️Tips: 🔸Prepare an Octopus Card and an overseas data card in advance. 🔸Some photo spots are crowded, and you may have to wait in line to take photos, so be patient. 🔸Pay attention to the closing times of the malls to avoid missing out. 🔸Pay attention to traffic lights and obey traffic rules when walking on the street.

After watching a movie at 10 PM in Tsim Sha Tsui, if you want to eat something simple, you don't have to worry about finding a place. There is a noodle shop behind ISQUARE that is famous for its Beef Tripe and Curry Pot‼️ ✨Beef Tripe Rice Noodles $65 It's so funny, my partner finished it in no time. He said the beef tripe was tender. The soup is mild at first, then comes the beef aroma. The rice noodles are not too strong in flavor, just right with the soup😌 ✨Fresh Shrimp Wonton Noodles $38 For those who like a strong alkaline taste🧑🤝🧑, you will like this😌. The portion of noodles is quite large. The four fresh shrimp wontons are quite bouncy and easy to bite. ✨Vegetables (Choy Sum) $9 It's not cheap to eat vegetables outside nowadays. This special price of $9, what do you think?😆 The key is that it's not fibrous!! The texture is just right~ very suitable for someone eating noodles alone to have a small dish🥬 to be healthy. ✨King Fried Pork Chop $40 It's quite tender~ don't worry about the dark color being too strong in flavor. It's well-seasoned, not fatty, and easy to bite off the bone. ✨Fried Wontons $38 Crunchy~ fried food lovers will like it! The chefs fry the whole wonton until it's hot and crispy. Be careful when eating, it might be hot. One bite and it's crunchy🥰. The skin is not too thin but fried thoroughly. ✨Iced Milk Tea $11 The tea has a subtle fragrance. For those who are afraid of sweetness, remember to ask for less sugar. Otherwise, it might cover the milk flavor (but still has a bit of the tea shop feel🤣). ✨Iced Soy Milk $9 It's in a bottle!! It says made in Hong Kong on it~ Only $9 for a big bottle, which is nice and convenient to take away. But there's no option for less sugar, only a specific sweetness level. So for those who usually prefer unsweetened, you might want to pass on this haahaaha. The portions are quite large. Don't eat beforehand, or you won't be able to try their other snacks. Next time, I also want to try their Curry Pot and Pork Knuckles🤤. 🌟 Prince Beef Brisket and Offal Noodle Expert 📍 G/F, Shop B, 23 Lok Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (2-minute walk from MTR Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit A1) 🕰️ Monday to Sunday 08:00 - 00:00 🧾AlipayHK, Alipay, Cash, Octopus

🇭🇰Happiness in Hong Kong for under HKD 5️⃣||| 1️⃣Langham Place, Mong Kok, 4F elevator💰0r 2️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Eslite Bookstore, 3F observation deck💰0r 3️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Eslite Bookstore, 2F glass💰0r 4️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City, popular long staircase💰0r 5️⃣-6️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui, popular long staircase, railing below💰0r 7️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, opposite staircase💰0r 8️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of Stars, McDull💰0r 9️⃣-1️⃣0️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui East, Waterfront Promenade observation deck💰0r 1️⃣1️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Signal Hill Garden💰0r 1️⃣2️⃣Mong Kok MTR Station, Exit B3, footbridge💰0r 1️⃣3️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, near pillar 4💰0r 1️⃣4️⃣Exhibition Centre Station, Exit A2, seaside💰0r 1️⃣5️⃣Exhibition Centre Station, Exit A2, Wan Chai Temporary Promenade💰0r 1️⃣6️⃣Star Ferry💰4r 1️⃣7️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui, night view💰0r 1️⃣8️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui, Balenciaga entrance, smiley face installation💰0r

#ChinaTravel 📍牛一 Nabe One - 尖沙咀 iSQUARE iSQUARE, Shop 301, 3/F, 63 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong This is a famous restaurant located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. You can enjoy various kinds of noodles, vegetables, and meats unlimitedly, and you can also use it as a half-and-half broth, so I recommend this restaurant. If you go to Hong Kong, it was great to end your trip with a warm soup You can also drink unlimited beer, so I highly recommend it! #HongKongHotPlace #HongKongRestaurant #HongKongTravel

#香港旅行 Tan Zai San Ge is a chain store. Because we didn't know how to combine them, we ordered two bowls of noodles, one with Chongqing flavor and one with tomato soup. The tomato soup tasted very mild and it was very satisfying to sip the soup. In addition to the noodles, we also ordered some snacks 😍 including eggplant, preserved eggs, and chicken wings, which are the first choice for midnight snacks. The restaurant we ate at was on the second floor of a building near Tsim Sha Tsui. There weren't many people there and there was little need to queue. Step1 💫 Rice noodles HKD 38 + one ingredient HKD 5-14 Step2 💫 Choose soup base Step3 💫 Choose spiciness 📍 Tam Tsai Sam Ge Rice Noodles (Cameron Road) Address: 1/F, 5 Cameron Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Business hours: 11:30-22:00 #Hong Kong #Tsim Sha Tsui #Tam Tsai Sam Ge Rice Noodles #Tam Tsai Sam Ge Rice Noodles#Hong Kong Food Recommendations

Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the most exciting areas in Hong Kong, filled with beautiful photo opportunities! Located by the sea, near Victoria Harbour, you will find stunning views of the Hong Kong skyline, especially in the evening when the sun sets. Not only does it have a vibrant and lively atmosphere, but it is also rich in culture and diversity. Whether you are a professional photographer or a traveler looking to capture beautiful memories, this is a destination you must visit!

#AsiaTravelRecord #HongKong #HongKongFood This time I stayed in Tsim Sha Tsui, so I'll introduce the delicious things I ate in this area✨ ①Mak's Noodle This restaurant is famous for its shrimp wonton noodles🍜The thin noodles have a different texture from Japanese ramen, and the slightly salty soup goes well with it and is very delicious!! The portion is quite small, so it wasn't enough😭 Address: 19 Lok Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong ②MamarkPancake Recommended for those who like baby castella!! It's a delicious delicacy that is crispier and chewier than the baby castella sold at Japanese festivals🤤There are many different flavors, so it was hard to decide which one to choose...! This time I chose plain and chocolate chip!! I recommend both🙆♀️ Address: Basement, Ka Fen Building, 8-12 Garner Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

#HongKongTravel When it comes to the must-buy souvenirs in Hong Kong, no matter how many years have passed, the cookie quartet is still the one! The crispy and crunchy thousand-layer butterfly puff pastry, in addition to the classic original flavor, there are other different flavors, including matcha, chocolate, sesame, caramel, etc. Different flavors can also be purchased in different gift box combinations, there are small packages in paper bags, and there are large packages in iron boxes. In fact, it is also okay to buy iron boxes at a time, because after eating one piece, you can't help but eat one more piece. What's better is that the store provides free tasting, you can decide which flavor to buy home after trying a round. It is really thoughtful and generous! 🍪Paper bag about HKD 98 🍪Iron box about HKD 208 📍Cookie Quartet Tsim Sha Tsui – Cameron Road Store Address: Shop F, G/F, Kam Fai Building, 16 Carnarvon Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Opening hours: Monday to Sunday: 10:00 – 22:00 #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Free Travel #Tsim Sha Tsui #Cookie Quartet #Souvenir Recommendation #HongkongFreeTicketTravelStrategy #TripMoments

SUNRISE STAR ASIA LIMITED 📍Address: Room E, 10th Floor, Comfort Building, 88 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Accommodation in Tsim Sha Tsui, right next to MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit B1, near HSBC Bank. Stayed for two nights, booked through Trip for 1,582 THB. The accommodation is clean with a total of 5 rooms. The caretaker provides good service, and you can contact them via chat if you need anything. You can leave your luggage here. There is a microwave and a hot and cold water dispenser. Staying here is very convenient for traveling around.

Tsim Sha Tsui is home to many popular tourist attractions, including 1881 Heritage and the old Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower. The area also boasts luxury hotels like The Peninsula and the scenic Victoria Harbour. If you're unsure where to start your Hong Kong tour, Tsim Sha Tsui is highly recommended. The atmosphere changes from day to night, and there are many spots featured in guidebooks, so be sure to check them out. ◆ Tsim Sha Tsui ◆ Nearest Station: MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Visit Date: July 2024