[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Yau Ma Tei (Updated Feb)

🚌I set off from Guangzhou, went to Hong Kong for a two-day and one-night trip The first day I visited Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and Yau Ma Tei for food, shopping, and sightseeing~ For your reference! 🅾️Highlight: Experience the bustle of Hong Kong's streets, experience the Filipinos under the overpass Watch the skyscrapers at Victoria Harbour, and check in with celebrity handprints 🐮Currency exchange: It is recommended to download the 'Tourist Octopus' app for top-up, which is very convenient for taking transportation and dining It is also recommended to exchange 300 Hong Kong dollars, as some old shops only accept cash There is a First exchange store right out of the West Kowloon high-speed rail station, which exchanges at a 1:1 rate ☀️Weather: Hong Kong has a marine subtropical monsoon climate The temperature is high, and the sun is strong But while there is sunshine, it may also rain Remember to bring an umbrella, and it is also recommended to wear a hat for sun protection ✅Check-in spot 1: Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars ☁️Route: 【West Kowloon】---【Tsim Sha Tsui】, 14 minutes From 【West Kowloon】 Exit A, walk for 10 minutes to 【Jordan】 MTR station Then take the subway to 【Tsim Sha Tsui】 Exit E, and you can see Victoria Harbour, The Avenue of Stars has many celebrities' handprints~ 🌝Food; Nearby is K11 MUSEUM, with many high-end dining options to try~ Recommended the Hong Kong limited edition at Starbucks: Japanese Roasted Tea Latte (with oat milk) The taste is not sweet, with a rich roasted tea flavor, five stars recommended! About the roads: A kind reminder, there are touchable machines by the roadsides in Hong Kong Touching them can shorten the waiting time to cross the street~ ✅Check-in spot 2: Yau Ma Tei Police Station 🌼Route: 【Tsim Sha Tsui】--【Yau Ma Tei】, 6 minutes Take the Tsuen Wan Line to 【Yau Ma Tei】 Exit C, and walk to reach 【Yau Ma Tei Police Station】 It was under maintenance when I visited, a popular photo spot often seen in Hong Kong movies! Nearby is the Woosung Street fruit wholesale market, where you can shop 😀Food: Found a tea restaurant on the street, had a regular meal It was just average, not recommended... ✅Check-in spot 3: Mong Kok's Tung Choi Street (Ladies' Market) 🌙Route: 【Yau Ma Tei】--【Mong Kok】, 4 minutes From 【Mong Kok】 Exit D2, you can reach It was Sunday when I went, many Filipino sisters were camping and gathering on the overpass It's also a unique feature of Hong Kong~ They were eating hand-pulled rice, sweet and sour pickles, etc.~ Passing the overpass, you can see the street stalls on both sides I bought an egg waffle for 10HKD, cash only~ The taste felt similar to the ones in Mainland China~ Then I took the bus to AsiaWorld-Expo! Hong Kong buses have screens You need to press the button to notify the driver to stop when approaching your station The roads are not congested, and it's very convenient! 🌸Overall, Hong Kong is very suitable for citywalks, Despite the imposing skyscrapers Quietly stepping into the alleys, you can feel the unique atmosphere Aimless eating and drinking fits right in here!

I discovered this Sichuan hot pot restaurant in Yau Ma Tei that offers great value for money, and it's decorated with a strong Chinese flair. They even provide various traditional costumes for customers to take photos with, perfect for getting likes on social media. Their lunchtime semi-buffet hot pot set meal is an incredible deal, with the most affordable option costing only $78 (tea and condiment fees are extra). The selection includes a variety of vegetables, meatballs, chicken, pork, duck blood, beef omasum, squid, and other hot pot ingredients in a self-service style. Some of these ingredients, like kelp buds, green bamboo shoots, quail eggs, and wide noodles, are not commonly seen. For dessert, there's an all-you-can-eat selection of Haagen Dazs ice cream flavors, allowing you to indulge for a full two hours, making it an exceptionally economical choice for a satisfying lunch. Yin Yang Hot Pot Base If you want to try their signature spicy beef tallow hot pot (+$28) but are afraid it might be too spicy, you can opt for the Yin Yang hot pot, which combines it with a mild soup base. The spicy pot is made with a whole block of beef tallow and a generous amount of chili, Sichuan peppercorns, and other ingredients, offering a rich blend of spicy and numbing flavors. D) Hand-sliced American Beef Neck and Rib + Hand-sliced American Short Ribs $168@ We chose the set meal that includes two types of beef, with one plate each of hand-sliced American beef neck and short ribs per person. Although the portions are fixed, they are not small at all. The beef is fresh, with a perfect balance of fat and lean, and looks very appealing. It tastes rich and tender. We also ordered an extra plate of beef tongue, which was very refreshing to eat. Kowloon's Spicy Hot Pot (Sunbeam Commercial Building) (Yau Ma Tei) 3rd Floor, Sunbeam Commercial Building, 469 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei

I would like to advise you all to check the weather before you travel! I unexpectedly encountered a rare black rain in Hong Kong. Adhering to the principle of 'since I'm here, I might as well make the most of it', I opened my umbrella and started my citywalk. Due to the black rain, work and school were suspended, shops were closed, garbage was everywhere, and the subway was flooded. However, I have to say that Hong Kong is really photogenic. Despite all this, I still managed to capture the strong Hong Kong style. - 👣Route: Day1: Mong Kok (Goldfish Street, Bird Street, Garden Street) - Eighteen Dog Powder, Dan Wang, Mommy Egg Waffles, Fat Sister Snacks - Yau Ma Tei - Jia Jia Dessert, Dim Sum to - Yau Ma Tei Police Station, Temple Street - Tsim Sha Tsui - Sister Wah, Bakehouse - Harbour City - Victoria Harbour Night View Day2: Tsim Sha Tsui - Clock Tower, Victoria Harbour, Eslite Bookstore on the 2nd floor of Harbour City - Hong Kong Tourism Board on the first floor of Star Ferry (buy fridge magnets, receive Hong Kong gifts) - Take the Star Ferry to Central - Regal Ice Cream Truck, Ferris Wheel - Central Market - Mid-levels Escalator - Bake House, Kau Kee Beef Brisket - Graffiti Wall - Tai Kwun - Lan Fong Yuen, Zhan Zai Ji - Art Centre - Causeway Bay - Wing Kee Noodles - Monster Building - ✔️Mong Kok: The streets and pedestrian bridges here are very suitable for Hong Kong style street photography, the strong local flavor is like stepping into a Wong Kar-wai film, but be reminded that many shops on Goldfish Street do not allow photography, so avoid them. ✔️Yau Ma Tei: Walking along Nathan Road from Mong Kok, you will reach Yau Ma Tei. The bus stops along the way are very photogenic. As a fan of TVB, I definitely won't miss the chance to check in at Yau Ma Tei Police Station. I also stumbled upon Temple Street not far from the police station, where I took a tourist photo that I really like in the middle of the street market. ✔️Victoria Harbour: How can you miss the night view of Victoria Harbour when you come to Hong Kong? The Avenue of Stars is really the best place to see the night view. Walking along, passing the Star Ferry Pier, you will arrive at Harbour City, where you can end the day's itinerary with some shopping. ✔️Tsim Sha Tsui: The viewing platform near the Clock Tower, the steps at the entrance of Harbour City, and the Eslite Bookstore on the 2nd floor of Harbour City are all excellent spots for shooting Victoria Harbour. By the way, don't forget to take a photo at the successful person's photo spot in Victoria Harbour. ✔️Star Ferry: The pier is very photogenic, the dark green waiting area is super retro, and it only takes a few minutes to get from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central, super convenient. ✔️Central: There are many attractions worth checking in along the way, and there are arcades or pedestrian bridges all the way, so even if it rains heavily, it won't affect the citywalk. Ferris Wheel - Central Market - Mid-levels Escalator - Tai Kwun - Art Centre, you can walk along this route. ✔️Monster Building: The dense buildings combined with the retro tram, every shot is a big shot, unfortunately it rained too heavily that day, and I didn't make it.

#citywalk HongKong Chadon🌮☕️🥪 Address - G/F, 7 Pak Hoi St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong. 😘⭐️✨A traditional Chinese cafe for variety choices of breakfast, brunch, lunch n dinner, even supper, etc… It’s a cosy n comfortable cafe, with spacious atmosphere environment. We had sandwich toast sets for our breakfast in the morning, with their famous milk tea!😋👍🏻✨ #anna29diary #tripmoments #awesomepic #tripblazers #mustvisit #explorehk #musttry #hkcafe #hkfoodie

⭕ This restaurant I have come for the second time, the first time was attracted by its black hair pork skewers 💓 really will definitely eat back to taste 💕 This time again came to eat some new dishes, by the way to see a few years later come again it has not changed 🤩😊 🔻Black Truffle Mashed Potatoes and Brown Mushrooms $98 The plate has 2 large brown mushrooms covered with a mountain of thick mashed potatoes ⛰️ The mashed potatoes are baked like a pineapple bun, soft and smooth, plus the black truffle adds a lot of fragrance. Big brown mushrooms it obviously has the smell of mushrooms 👍👍 The entrance toughness is moderate, basically after eating almost three or four percent full 🤣 🔻Black hair pork skewers $288👍 This is basically the mud must order, is the signature dish, has eaten it for the second time, I think it improved 🔥 before eating this taste is relatively salty, recently eat it when I feel the taste is just right, do seasoned but will not say very salty, even better to eat 💓 and the portion is as always very large, I basically 1 string is enough 👐✨ 🔻Spinach Prawn Pasta $178 Old grandfather beans this dish is really a little disappointed, usually outside to eat spinach shrimp pasta, usually white sauce followed by a few spinach on 🤣 I quite appreciate it dissolved the spinach and then make a juice 😅 should if the spinach so melted Sun, spinach that taste should be very strong, but I do not know why when eating I do not say that good eat out the taste of spinach, but it last time a whole pile of pasta is a piece of things like this 😅😅 This plate of food and other food standards are really far apart 🔻(Pseudo) team back a cup of cold beer $82👍 This cup is surprising, in fact, just look at the appearance is really super like beer 🍻 It has two flavors, so I ordered both: homemade foam orange red tea and giant grape peach red tea, its size is definitely the size of beer 💓 very high 😙 📍Slow management wall city 1/F, M1 Hotel, 28 Cheung Lan Street, Yau Ma Tei

Tonight with my husband came to the newly opened base in Yau Ma Tei, already the third branch I believe it must not be bad, like purple style style, and playing disco music, very feel really can not help but order a cup of cocktail🍸 。 Base III Duo $128 Base Seafood Soup $88 Black Truffle Baked Lamb Chop $248 Lobster Golden Pasta $188 Crispy fried squid rings $88 BANANA MOCHA $58 CRÈME BRÛLÉE HAZELNUT FRAPPÉ $68 Cocktail 。 This environment is too feel, can't help but order a lot 🤣 check-in must-order base trio, three-tier rack on the camera to eat first! The French snails are bouncy and chewy, the mashed potatoes are smooth, and there is a little bacon. They are very high quality! PARMA HAM with honeydew melon perfect match, grapefruit-soaked seafood Many sashimi is quite rich, with scallops, shrimp, elephant shrimp, red mussels, squid, all fresh and plump, plus vinegar sauce sour and sweet very tasty 😋 。 The seafood soup was another surprise, full of scallops, mussels, squid, shrimp, quite fresh, the meal was crispy and full of crabs! The squid rings are also excellent fried well, golden brown crispy powder and thin enough, large pieces of thousand island sauce is great 👍🏻 。 Two plates of main course lamb chops are thick and crispy 😋 The pasta is salty and egg yolk flavor, the spaghetti is bouncy, the lobster is large and fried, full of crispy and not tough 👍🏻 。 The restaurant helped me prepare a cocktail called lucky pie, sweet with a little cinnamon, using whiskey base with tonic water, the taste is very balanced and easy to enter, creamy like dessert but not too missing, Jo likes it 🥰 。 Both cups of coffee are very good to drink, HAZELNUT FRAPPÉ is very layered, the top layer of pudding under the coffee, hazelnut and coffee flavor is very smooth smoothie, good 👍🏻 banana mocha large cup of beautiful latte art, rich banana chocolate taste smooth 😌 。 I really like the atmosphere created by the restaurant. Once you enter, you can relax as a person and sweep away the fatigue of the whole day. It's time to finish work and have a good meal and a drink to talk and relax🥰 。 Book a table now on OpenRice or pay with Hsbc, Bank of China, Citibank and get 8% off! 。 。 。 Restaurant: Base III Address: 1/F, Yue Fa Plaza, 558-560 Nathan Road, Mong Kok #Yau Ma Tei #Mong Kok #Western Food #Drinking

Yau Ma Tei Recreational Park or is commonly known as the Banyan Tree Head is a very much lively spot at night. It is located next to Temple street so you know its a busy place. Full of tourists walking around the area, sellers and vendors that sells a variety of everything. The old Tin Hau Temple still sits in the middle of the park and serves as the focal atrraction for passerby's and tourists. Also, photo.enthusiast will like this area because its a very good backdrop for selfies and indeed very instagrammable. Well-lighted park, and safe to walk around. ##yearofrabbit##newyearadventure #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #solofemaletraveller #wheninhongkong

The upper back & shoulder class was a mixture of strengthening and stretching poses that helped relieve our stress from sitting in an office all day. Really loved how the teacher helped adjust our postures according to each of our bodies and gently massaged our backs in child pose. The gong bath during savasana was so relaxing that I heard some snores 📍Mantra Yoga 11/F, Regal Dragon Centre, 149-151 Woosung Street, Yau Ma Tei (Jordan MTR exit C) －Trial class for 2－ Aerial: $288($144pp) Mat: $188($94pp) #消費券攻略 #星級作家5月驚喜 #hongkong #yogastudio

Since I went to Turkey once in 2018, I really fell in love with the local scenery and the culture of cherishing cats. I really want to go there again, but I can only eat Turkish rolls to reminisce about the past travel times. Location: Between Jordan and Yau Ma Tei, walk straight along Nathan Road and you will see a small shop with a yellow sign. Environment: A small corner shop with a striking bright yellow facade. The place is narrow and shallow, but a colorful wooden bench is provided for takeaway customers to rest while waiting. Service: No dine-in service, only take-out. In addition to different styles of rolls, they also sell ice cream 🍦 and popcorn 🍿️. Dinner: Grilled Chicken Roll 🌮 $78 It was a very filling chicken roll. I was full after eating only half of it. The grilled meat was marinated with spices, giving it a unique burnt aroma and rich spice flavor. The meat was tender and paired with different kinds of vegetables. With a thin piece of tortilla wrapper, the combination of meat and vegetables creates a wonderful taste that is unforgettable. I am very happy to eat such Turkish-style food in Hong Kong. Mango Smoothie Shake🥤$48 How can you eat a wrap without a milkshake? Mango is my favorite flavor because it is not too sweet. It always has a sweet and slightly sour taste. It is appetizing, relieves stagnation, and is cool and refreshing. Watching the sunset at the beach while enjoying a milkshake and a chicken wrap is really relaxing. Turkeyano ⛳️Shop 7A, G/F, Kam Hoon Building, 375-381 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei #grilledchickenroll #localtourism #foodie #takeaway #summerfoodierecommendations #hkfoodie

One of the many upstairs cafes in Dundas Square, homemadecafe stands out by making you feel just at home with a variety of delectable food and board games. We came for late lunch on the weekend and wrote down our order on the whiteboard. All the food and drinks were served quite quickly. [Creamy Chicken Fettuccine] We were a bit amused that the actual dish looked better than the reference picture on the menu. The cream sauce was rich but not overly thick and well complemented the boneless chicken strips, mushrooms and bell peppers. [Caesar Salad] Overall, this was near-perfect (prob 9.9/10) with tons of bacon pieces, crunchy croutons and cheese powder. Would have gotten full marks from me if only the lettuce was not overdressed in thick sauce, but I guess that’s better than having no taste at all. [Fried Crab Balls] We added this Vietnamese-style snack for an extra $25. Even without dipping the sweet and tangy sauce on the side, each piece was mildly flavorful while we really enjoyed the crisp and chewy texture. [Drinks] We had a lot of fun pouring the milk tea into the glass and watching the ice ball melt. Taste-wise, it had a nice smooth blend without the typical bitterness that I dread in local-style milk teas. A super healthy drink not easily found in most restaurants, the kiwi smoothie was refreshing and not sour at all. 📍 homemadecafe 部屋咖啡室 12/F, Dundas Square, 43H Dundas Street, Yau Ma Tei (MTR exit A2) #春季旅行 #星級作家4月快閃 #foodie

The Bai Bao Tea Stall is located at the corner opposite the New Paddy Street Market in Yau Ma Tei. It is a cha chaan teng that evolved from a nostalgic ice cream parlour. There is no extra charge for hot or cold drinks. Most of us eat satay beef noodles in the set (and the noodles are made of demae tin 😋😋) The satay beef noodle soup also has shrimp, and the satay sauce also contains crushed peanuts. The whole bowl of noodles is fragrant and delicious. The drink cup at first glance I thought it was a glass cup, the reality is that one hand pick up to know it is a plastic cup 🤣🤣 The whole cha chaan teng has a nostalgic style 👍🏽👍🏽 #Local Tour #Baobao Tea Stall #Signature Satay Beef Noodle #Satay Beef Noodle Concern Group

Address - 佐敦長樂街1 號 Ambiance/Facilities - gym room Highlights - big bathtub and room Avg. Price per Person - $500 Rating - 4* I listened someone saying nearby my right ear when 3-4 am.however , my fd was sleeping and nearby my left hand side . there is some ghost 👻 in this hotel . if you like adventure, you can book this one hotel if you don’t believe that , I highly recommend this hotel to you as higher CP value!

If you’re craving both hot pot AND bubble tea, @coucouhotpothk is definitely the place for you! We didn’t quite get the ‘Taiwanese scooter theme’ in their new Gala Place branch, nor did we appreciate the blasting AC that left our fingers freezing cold 🥶 DESPITE the bubbling pot in the middle, but the spacious booths gave us a decent amount of privacy without compromising the service efficiency. The set menu for 4 saved us the trouble of having to make too many decisions, yet the portion was a little too much that we were pretty stuffed afterwards 🤰 [𝐃𝐨𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐡] Out of the 7 options, we chose the fish maw and chicken soup base for a nourishing collagen boost as well as the signature spicy Taiwanese style soup base for an unlimited refill of duck blood jelly and tofu 🍲 [𝐌𝐞𝐚𝐭] The quality USDA choice beef short ribs and chuck roll come with the set, and you get to decide on an additional dish of either pork, chicken or oyster blades. We opted for the Iberico black pork slices, which were unexpectedly tender and juicy. ​​The chuck rolls were a bit too tough for my liking but still beautifully marbled 🥩 [𝐌𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐛𝐚𝐥𝐥] The set also includes 3 kinds of meatballs - 🐧 penguin-shaped cuttlefish balls that were equally instaworthy and delicious, mashed cuttlefish with flying roe and innovative lychee-shaped shrimp balls that had a crunchy exterior [𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐝] To justify the premium price tag, there were 4 sliced abalones and a whole Boston lobster thoughtfully sliced in half. Didn’t try the abalones but the lobster was really fresh with a sweet distinctive taste 🦞 [𝐕𝐞𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞𝐬] There was a wide range of veggies including corn, lotus roots, carrots, mushrooms, sweet potato, lettuce and Chinese spinach. A little disappointed that there were only two pieces for some items though 😖 [𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐬] Just to ensure that you’re full and not complaining, you’ll get 2 staples out of a pool of 3 options. We chose the beancurd skin and glass noodles, but we were too bloated to finish everything 🙈 [𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐬] We were a little surprised that there was not just one, but two complimentary desserts that were handed out a bit randomly when we were still mid-way through. No complaints though as the yogurt slushie and plum tea jelly were refreshing and helped cool down the heat 🔥 📍 Coucou Hotpot‧Tea Break (Gala Place) Shop B3, B/F, Gala Place, 56 Dundas Street, Yau Ma Tei (MTR exit A2) #hotpot #hongkong #seafoodfeast#summertrip#gourmetsummer

Market Wholesome Address: Shop 539-539A, G/F, Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei Every time I go to Korea🇰🇷Hangang Park for a picnic, I go to the nearby convenience store🏪 and use a ramen machine to cook a hot ramen🍜 and enjoy it. This time Hong Kong🇭🇰 has a Korean ramen machine, you can buy ramen 🍜 + lunch meat for the cheapest HKD 24, the store also has kimchi with toppings, cooking your own is fun😍 #localtour #foodie #summerfood recommendations

Just outside Yau Ma Tei Station, there is a very convenient upstairs cafe on Nathan Road😚 The dining environment is bright, spacious, floor-to-ceiling glass can look at the street view, quite comfortable, very suitable for Re-U with friends👯‍♀️                  —— 🐷German salted pork hands Just happy share😍 The crust is crispy, the meat inside is tender, not tough at all, seriously worthy of praise😚 There will be a drink with the meal, so I ordered a cup of evil milkshake🥤                  —— 🍝 Seafood Angel Noodles The noodles are soft and moderate, with large pieces of smoked salmon on top, with mussels and mushrooms, rich in taste, creamy sauce😋 I chose caramel latte for drinks, sweet but not greasy☕️                  —— #I miss #summer food recommendations #summer places to go

Jade Hawker Bazaar is one of my mothers favourite spot when they visited Hong Kong. They would love to see souvenirs made by jade and buy affordable jade jewelery. You might have to be a good bargainer to shop in this market.

During the holidays, I went to this place in Yau Ma Tei with friends where you can try their signature 'Durian Cheese Pizza'. It is made to order and takes just 15 minutes. The process includes kneading the dough, fermenting, making the pizza base, and baking, all done in-house. Freshly made with generous ingredients, it offers great value for money. Must-try [Bursting Durian Cheese Pizza $70] The durian cheese pizza is made with Thai Monthong durian flesh and Mozzarella cheese. The pizza base is slightly thick, and the crust is crispy. The taste is both savory and sweet. When cut open, the filling bursts out, releasing a strong durian aroma. Lifting a slice gives a stretchy cheese effect. This [Chicken Chunk Cheese Pizza $65] has a thin and crispy crust, topped with plenty of chicken chunks, rich cheese, and fresh tricolor peppers. The pizza sauce is made with tomato sauce, offering a rich taste without being too greasy, making it very satisfying. The indulgent [Baked Durian with Cheese $55] and [Baked Corn with Cheese $45] are so tempting that you can't help but drool just from the aroma. The outer layer is baked to a golden color, with a thick layer of melted cheese on top, giving off a rich cheese aroma. Each bite of durian is smooth and creamy, while the corn kernels are fresh and sweet. The combination of cheese and corn is perfect, with a smooth and delicious texture. Restaurant: Napoli Durian Cheese Pizza Location: Ground Floor, 139 Shanghai Street, Yau Ma Tei

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Our journey through Hong Kong was an immersive dive into the city’s vibrant pulse, where every street corner and every bite revealed something unique. We began our day with a leisurely walk through the bustling streets of Yau Ma Tei, where the rhythm of city life unfolded before us. The area, with its colorful market stalls and the enticing aromas of street food, offered a true taste of Hong Kong’s lively atmosphere. The buzz of local chatter and the neon glow of storefronts added to the rich tapestry of sights and sounds that define this part of the city. A standout moment came when we stumbled upon the Alhambra Building, a striking red landmark at the corner of a busy street. Originally built in 1934 as a cinema, this iconic building is now an intriguing mix of vintage charm and practical design, showcasing the essence of mid-20th-century Hong Kong architecture. As we stood there, the building seemed to tell a story of a bygone era, while its surroundings, with a mix of old and new elements, added a sense of nostalgia that perfectly captured the spirit of Hong Kong. For lunch, we sought out a local cha chaan teng, a beloved Hong Kong institution. The no-frills diner was everything we had hoped for: a bowl of instant noodles, generously topped with savory ingredients, accompanied by a fluffy, golden omelette and a simple sandwich. Each bite felt like a comforting embrace of local flavors, and the rich, creamy Hong Kong-style milk tea was the ideal partner to the meal, balancing its sweetness with a satisfying, velvety texture. Afterward, we wandered to a nearby Chinese dessert shop, where we enjoyed a timeless favorite: steamed creamy milk pudding. The pudding’s smooth, delicate texture and light sweetness provided the perfect contrast to the richness of our lunch, offering a refreshing and indulgent end to our meal. No trip to Hong Kong would be complete without a taste of its famous street food. We sampled the iconic curry fishballs, each bite bursting with bold, spicy flavors, and enjoyed a crispy, airy bubble tea egglet from Mammy Pancakes. The egglet’s delicate, golden exterior and chewy interior brought a nostalgic, satisfying end to our food journey, leaving us with a sense of contentment and a desire to return for more. #chinatrip #couplestrip #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours #afternoonteatime #localfood

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Our city walk in Hong Kong began at Jordan MTR Station, where we were immediately swept into the bustling energy of Kowloon. Nathan Road, with its glowing neon signs, towering commercial-residential buildings, and the endless rhythm of people weaving through the streets, felt like a scene straight out of a classic Hong Kong film. One of the most striking sights along the route was New Lucky House, a quintessential example of old Hong Kong architecture. Weathered yet full of character, this building stands as a quiet reminder of the city’s past, where residential spaces blend seamlessly with small businesses on the ground floors. Its nostalgic charm, with laundry hanging from windows and vintage-style signage, contrasts starkly with the sleek skyscrapers rising in the background, creating a visual time capsule of Hong Kong’s evolving landscape. As we made our way toward Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok, we took a brief detour into Langham Place, a sprawling shopping and dining complex offering a quick escape from the city’s frenetic pace. The mall’s expansive layout and modern interiors provided a moment of respite before we rejoined the lively streets, continuing toward Ladies' Market, a vibrant stretch teeming with stalls selling everything from trendy fashion and accessories to quirky souvenirs and trinkets. Among the many street food vendors, one particular stall caught our attention—a cold noodle kiosk outside Argyle Centre, serving up a uniquely Hong Kong-style grab-and-go snack. The concept was simple yet intriguing: you pick your ingredients—each priced the same unless stated otherwise—and the vendor tosses them into a chilled, flavorful mix before handing you the noodles in a small plastic bag. The bag has no handles; instead, you clutch it like a makeshift bowl, chopsticks in hand, eating on the go or standing by the sidewalk like a true local. Along the way, we passed an array of enticing street food stalls, hole-in-the-wall cafés, and timeworn local eateries, each inviting us to pause and indulge. Though this was a simple city walk, it was an experience rich in atmosphere—one that wove together nostalgia, authenticity, and the unceasing pulse of Hong Kong’s street life. #citydaytours #myitinerary #travel #localfood #thingstodo #chinatrip

Hong Kong family trip: 4 days, 7 theme parks! Party with Disney friends, experience the fairytale world of Frozen, and don't miss the party on Mickey Avenue! . 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: Hong Kong Disneyland Explore a fairytale world and enjoy a fun time! Get up close and personal with your favorite cartoon characters at Hong Kong Disneyland and experience a magical journey. Day 2: Victoria Peak > Madame Tussauds Hong Kong Take the cable car to the top of Victoria Peak and enjoy the beautiful view of Hong Kong. Then visit Madame Tussauds Hong Kong and take a photo with the wax figures of celebrities. Day 3: Repulse Bay > Ocean Park Hong Kong Stroll along Repulse Bay and feel the sea breeze. In the afternoon, head to Ocean Park Hong Kong to watch marine life shows and experience exciting rides. Day 4: Tsim Sha Tsui > Avenue of Stars > Yau Ma Tei Visit the shopping paradise of Tsim Sha Tsui and enjoy the latest fashion trends. Stroll along the Avenue of Stars and admire the handprints and statues of celebrities. Finally, head to Yau Ma Tei to explore authentic food and local culture. . Must-see attractions: ✨ Hong Kong Disneyland: Enter the world of Frozen and join Anna and Elsa on a magical journey! Don't miss the multimedia nighttime castle show, it's a dream come true! 🐬 Ocean Park Hong Kong: A great choice for family trips! Here you can find Aqua City, the Little Prince 80th Anniversary Starry Journey, and see giant pandas and penguins, ride rides, and visit the world-famous aquarium! 🌆 Victoria Peak: Bring your kids to the Monopoly Dreams interactive experience, and enjoy the 360-degree observation deck and fun photo gallery, a great place for family fun! 📚 Tsim Sha Tsui: Rich in culture! Here you can find the Hong Kong Museum of History, Science Museum, and Space Museum, learn while you play, and have fun while you learn! . Some tips: 🛫After arriving at Hong Kong Airport, you can take the A21 bus directly to the city center, which is convenient and fast. 🎁When buying souvenirs, compare prices, as drugstores and street shops may have inflated prices. 🎉Immerse yourself in local customs, experience the morning tea culture, and respect local habits. 📸When taking photos, avoid disturbing others and pay attention to public order. . Explore the food, shopping, and culture of Hong Kong, and your trip will be full of surprises and rewards! 🌟

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Passing by Lung Fung in Yau Ma Tei, I saw some adorable Christmas decorations. Why not go inside and take some photos? There are cute gingerbread man dolls, small Christmas snowmen, and Russian dolls, all full of Christmas spirit～ You can also go shopping and take photos at Aeon and Lung Fung! Location: G/F, Gala Place, 56 Dundas Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon

This night market mostly for food and snacks! if you love food you must visit this night market, it is Yau Ma Tei area but it is super crowded! but worth to visit!

Yellow bus-themed dessert takeaway shop ✨am.pm✨ The shop is full of childlike design, painted with cute patterns, creating a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, perfect for SHARE delicious desserts/drinks with friends🤪🤪 am.pm focuses on cheap and affordable soufflé pancakes 🥞 with signature grilled pudding, D24 durian, Tiramisu, black sugar pearl thick fresh milk and other flavors 🏻 This time I tried the cream mango 🥭 soufflé, the ready-made soufflé pancakes are slightly golden in appearance, quite fluffy, accompanied by fresh mango flesh and super smooth cream, sweet and not greasy, It's also full of egg flavor 💡 The point is that the price is affordable, the value for money is quite high 🥰 I also ordered a cup of Shizuoka Matcha 3.6 Milk Smoothie🥤 The aroma of matcha comes to my nose. The sweet and bitter taste of matcha is perfectly combined with the sweetness of milk. The taste is quite smooth and cool am.pm✨ 📍Shop B, G/F, Yue Fa Plaza, 560 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei Opening hours: 2pm - 10:30pm

Thai Pigeon is a Thai restaurant jointly run by Mirror member Lokman, Alton and Error member Dee Thai Pigeon offers a variety of Thai dishes, including classic Hainanese chicken rice, boat noodles and Phnom Penh noodles The restaurant is designed to be simple and friendly, creating a relaxed dining atmosphere, suitable for family gatherings or friends gatherings. It offers a variety of delicious Thai dishes, attracting many diners 😉 Here are a few must-try signature dishes to show you the charm of this restaurant!! ️😉 ✅McSkin Golden Sand Soft Shell Crab🦀 This soft shell crab is really good! Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with golden sauce, the taste is rich, and it is really reminiscent! Every bite is full of surprises, definitely a favorite of seafood lovers😍 ✅ Pineapple Seafood Fried Rice 🍛 This bowl of fried rice is full of color and flavor, the sweetness of pineapple and the freshness of seafood perfectly combined. Stir-fried just right, the grains are distinct, really delicious, definitely a choice not to be missed 👍🏻👍🏻😋 ✅ Mango glutinous rice 🥭🍚 This dessert is really too good! The glutinous rice is soft and glutinous, with sweet mango, the taste is excellent, and the fragrance of coconut milk, after eating it makes people feel good, summer to eat the best, sweet and intoxicating🤭💕 ✅ Okra lettuce pork pigeon bun🐷 This pigeon bun is really special! The crispness of okra combined with the aroma of pork, wrapped in lettuce, eat fresh and not greasy, really a healthy and delicious choice, suitable for friends who want to eat light 👍🏻😋 Thai Pigeon not only offers delicious food, but also attractive promotions for diners to enjoy the food; whether it is seafood or dessert, here is worth a try!! ️ 📍Thai Pigeon (Yau Ma Tei) 4/F, Yue Fa Plaza, 560 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei #foodsharing #seafood #dessert #healthyeating #Thai #Thai #YauMaTiFood #MongKokFood

📋Preparation Bring your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau and ID card.✅ Bring a power bank🔋, search for "overseas internet" on Alipay to buy a data package/card. Exchange HKD 200–500, many places accept WeChat/Alipay. Wear comfortable shoes👟, you might walk 30,000 steps! 🚇Day 1 ✅Hong Kong Kowloon Station: Rest after arrival. ✅Victoria Harbour: Take the subway to enjoy the harbor views.📷 ✅Victoria Harbour - Avenue of Stars: Stroll for 2.5 hours, look for celebrity handprints, see the skyline, and enjoy street performances.🤩 ✅Tsim Sha Tsui Pier - Central Pier (Star Ferry): Experience traditional transport and enjoy the harbor views. ✅Central Ferris Wheel: Overlook Central, best at dusk.🎡 ✅Victoria Peak: Take the cable car up the mountain in 8 minutes, visit the free Lugard Road Lookout or buy a ticket to Sky Terrace 428. Check the cable car schedule.🗻 ✅Yau Ma Tei: Take a ferry and bus to try local snacks and visit small shops. 🚇Day 2 ✅Mong Kok East Station Exit D - MOKO New Century Plaza: A shopping mall worth visiting.🛍 ✅Goldfish Street (Tung Choi Street): Cross the bridge to reach this street full of pets and goldfish.🐟 ✅Ladies' Market (Argyle Street): Walk along Tung Choi Street for 5–6 minutes to reach this local market.🛒 ✅Yau Ma Tei Police Station: Get off at Yau Ma Tei Station and walk for 8–9 minutes to this TV drama filming location. Take a photo with a double-decker bus on the way.📸 ✅Times Square, Causeway Bay: Take bus S32 to reach this shopping mall. Phase 1 sells clothes, Phase 2 has cosmetics counters.💄 ✅Admiralty: Take the subway to find Hong Kong-style dim sum nearby.🍵 ✅Golden Bauhinia Square: Take a taxi (starting fare HKD 27) to take a photo with the statue, then take the Star Ferry back to Tsim Sha Tsui. ✅Finally, take the subway to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station. Allow time for customs and security.🚇

Located in the bustling city, this izakaya offers a variety of unique dishes, some of which require advance reservation✨ The Japanese-style design is relaxing and comfortable, with tatami seating available, making it a great place to chat and gather with friends👭 ❀ Appetizer 🥢 Dried fish and walnuts with a salty-sweet flavor, perfect as a snack with drinks～ ❀ Homemade Wagyu Burger 🐮 Chef's recommended limited dish✨ The Wagyu burger patty is rich in flavor and has a nice fat aroma, balanced with grated radish and sweet onions😚 You can add soy sauce and raw egg yolk on top of the burger for a rich and delicious taste, and it's also great for photos😍 ❀ Himalayan Salt Plate Grilled Wagyu 🐮 Limited dish～ The restaurant serves slices of Wagyu on a Himalayan pink salt plate with simple seasoning. The presentation is very attractive! The beef is pink and tender, juicy with a charred aroma on the outside, and the natural salty flavor of the salt complements it perfectly🥰 ❀ Sea Urchin Chazuke 🍚 Grilled rice ball with a crispy outside and soft inside, topped with fresh and sweet sea urchin, generously portioned❤️ Pour in tea broth and mix with wasabi for a particularly fresh taste👅 ❀ Pork and Asparagus Rolls 🐷 There are many skewer options here✨ The pork is tender and flavorful, wrapped around asparagus for a crisp and refreshing taste😚 ❀ Teriyaki Squid 🦑 Whole grilled squid with a bouncy texture, dipped in special sauce, tasting salty and savory with a hint of sweet and spicy flavor, very appetizing😍 ❀ Scallops 🥠 Grilled scallops with a tender and bouncy texture, with a buttery aroma ❀ Sakura Jelly Pudding 🍮 Requires advance phone reservation‼️ Beautiful presentation, with sakura jelly on top and milk pudding on the bottom, sweet and smooth☺️ ❀ Special Fruit Soda 🍹 Apple and grapefruit soda, sweet and sour, refreshing and perfect for cleansing the palate

I discovered this hidden gem of a cafe run by a single owner on a friend's Instagram and was immediately intrigued. Given its small size, it's best suited for solo exploration. I visited on a Sunday and saw one customer waiting for a takeaway coffee. Shortly after, I had the place to myself—perfect timing! The small space is highlighted by banners on the walls, likely reminding us to stay calm and collected. I quite liked it. In such a place, the prices can't be too steep. Lunch starts at 50 HKD, and I opted for the pricier seared smoked duck udon, which came with a basic coffee, totaling 58 HKD. After placing my order, I continued to browse my phone. The open kitchen gradually filled the air with enticing aromas. It turned out the owner was searing the duck breast with a blowtorch—quite thoughtful. About ten minutes later, the owner brought over the udon. The bowl of Inaniwa udon included wood ear mushrooms, seaweed, and corn kernels, capturing the essence of Japanese cuisine. The udon had a slightly chewy texture, and the duck breast was flavorful. The thin tamagoyaki was a pleasant surprise—sweet and delicious. While not top-tier, the quality was commendable for the price. I upgraded to a latte for an additional charge, which even had latte art. The taste was on par with city cafes. Though running the place alone seems tough, the owner appeared relaxed, listening to music while making coffee. If I'm in the area again, I might stop by for another coffee and try their cakes. Restaurant Information: Tak Cheong Lane Shop 4 & 6, G/F, Tak Hei Building, 1-9 Tak Cheong Lane, Yau Ma Tei