This is the popular seafood market and restaurants. You can buy at your own accord and cook in restaurant. You can get there by mini bus from Kwun Tong MTR station or Lei King Wan pier to there.
beef egg sandwich is so good!! remember to ask the waitress to have it toasted ;) Queue is a long but only have to wait for a short while cause everyone finishes meal quite quickly.
Great selection of craft beer. Mostly local, but also some interesting imports. Food also available. Had a sandwich with fries which tasted good. If you are a craft beer lover, go here.
The world’s highest rooftop bar is exactly what bucket-list dreams are made of. On the 118th floor of the Ritz-Carlton, you’ll bask in extreme views of Hong Kong Island while sipping an HK Skyline. Read more.
Definitely a gem in Sai Ying Pun. Fuss-free, scrumptious BBQ with HK classics like squid balls and western gourmet items like foie gras. Save space for dessert - their pineapple sorbet is a must.
Excellent quality massage in a relaxed, clean & friendly environment. Yes it is pricier than lots of the highstreet places, but you don't get this level of quality. The drinks & snacks are also good.
Never mind the Michelins, the food here exudes the French way; small, exquisite and always a feast to the senses.
Great cocktails, cool speakeasy atmosphere and a great little cigar lounge hidden in the back.
After taking a photo of yourself with the gas lamps, walk down the steps and turn left to Starbucks. It is themed like a traditional HK "bing sutt" - very cool
G.O.D collaborated with Starbucks in 2009, as "A flashback to Nostalgic 1950s-60s-70s HK". Only Starbucks that serves egg tartes and pineapple bun, only try with no expectation.
Surrounded by modern buildings, the Hong Kong Park is an oasis in the heart of the city. Besides lively greens, you can find various species of birds in the aviary and rare plants in the greenhouse.
Gourmet hotpot place with a range of funky choices (eg souffle soup broth, sweet potato squid balls etc). Service was very good too
Matcha, coffee, chocolate chip, sesame and sweet potato flavored Gai Daan Jai is a bit pricey but good. Expect longer queues now as it made it on the Michelin recommended list
Super authentic Michelin star Cantonese cuisine restaurant! But make sure to bring a canto friend with you; only Chinese menus here.
A great outdoor deck, with its own cocktail bar and 180-degree views across the harbour! Read more.
Genuine local market. Apliu Street is great but explore the adjacent streets - Kweilin & Peiho St.
Bargains galore! Everything that you can dream to shop for is within a close vicinity. Take the walkway above MTR Exit B3 to enjoy mesmerising views of Mong Kok.
Great little hidden gem in Hong Kong. Get here by taking Exit B at Sha Tin MTR station. Go left at HomeSquare and then right in front of the government office. You'll find the stairs at the left.
Pineapple buns ! Salted egg yolk buns ! And everything is so nice ! Ask for english menu if u're a tourist. Very good service. No bowls smashing and loud screaming from the employees :p
A traditional street market selling all sorts of cheap merchandises but local people have long stopped shopping here. The place has become a tourist attraction instead.
Built in the Qing style in 1973, it's dedicated to the Taoist god of healing and luck, hence all the gamblers and fortune tellers hanging around. – Green Guide Editor
Once the site of a military fort, and then later the infamous Kowloon Wall City, and finally torn down before the British handover. This park is steeped with history.
Mido is one of the oldest tea cafes (or cha chaan teng) in the city, having opened in the roaring 1950s. The décor hasn’t changed much since its opening, and that’s part of the charm! Lovely! Read more.
Still regarded as the best roast goose restaurant in HK, roasted over lychee wood. Yummy!
There's the trinkets market, the cheap sex toy vendors, the rows and rows of stalls offering fortune telling. Street food -- hot, fresh, of questionable hygiene and totally irresistible -- beckons. Read more.
Best time to go is around sunset when the garden and pavilions are beautifully lit. A must go if want to escape the hectic HK city life.
One of the few and biggest park in this busy concrete jungle. Hopefully not your average park since there's a lot going on, from aviares, many types of gardens, fitness trail, a sports center
GREAT places to eat, drink, people watch, walk around, and a few of the restaurants have hookahs. Really neat area to hang out at night.
Arguably the oldest and most authentic #traditional #Hongkong #dessert shop with over 100 years of history.
One of the best museums in HK! Apparently, free admissions during Wednesdays! Otherwise, the ticket price is a very affordable 10 HKD. Either way (whether you pay or not), the experience is worth it!
Old style tea house yum cha with push carts. Don't be shy and grab your own table. You just might have to share it with grannies.
It cannot be overstated that the Peking duck is the meal to have here. It is excellent. Expect a typical Chinese restaurant atmosphere with lots of noise and family style dining.
I loved the Star Ferry since I was a little child.☺️💖Cheapest and most charming way to enjoy one of the most scenic Spots in HK. Get the ferry at 8pm to see the Symphony of Lights from the sea 😊💕
If the lines for High Tea are intimidating, at least stop in the lobby for a drink. No waiting in the evening. A sublime experience!
Good vantage point to see the Symphony of Lights. Just be sure to get to the viewing deck early before it gets too crowded.
Everyday at 8pm a big light show animates all the skyscrapers along the harbor. Lasers and cheesy music included. Definitely worth a stroll along the Victoria Harbour, Kowloon side.
茶. 家 Teakha is truly a hidden gem in 上環 Sheung Wan. This tea cafe is a nice and cosy spot to chill out and spend a quiet afternoon. This place is a must-visit for tea-lovers! Read more.
For youngster,you may direct walk till end of Avenue of Stars for Anita Mui/Bruce Lee's statue,handprint & signature of 80-90s movie stars.Earlier was from 60s and most of youngster dont know them.
Very central, on top of the big IFC shopping mall. Have a drink or meal or just a break and enjoy the rooftop with a great view onto both HK island and Kowloon's skyline. Worth a stop.
It's everything is cracked up to be; crowded, grumpy waiters and great beef brisket noodles. Don't expect good service, but expect the best beef brisket in Hong Kong.
The cheapest way to get from Tsim Sha Tsui into HK island. Don't forget to take pictures and don't miss the view at night.
Grannies and grandpas come here to swim in the morning. The stairway to this shed is secluded, but the view is worth it.
Famous cobblestone street where you will witness two things: wedding photoshoots and people buying strange Halloween costumes.
Easy trail walk around the peak. Really gentle with very little up and down. Amazing views out over HK and Victoria harbour. Definitely worth doing, takes about 1 - 1.5hrs to complete.
There are numerous hiking trails leading you to and from this beautiful reservoir. Start at Tai Tam Rd. A great escape from the pollution and hussel of the big city.
Must try the foods! Super large fishballs, seafoods, etc. Love the scenery, a gateway for the weekend 😊
Do it as early in the morning as you can and carry water! It is a hard hike! But the views - oh my god!!
The cheong fun (steamed rice flour) is out of this world. Very yummy. Soft and tasty due to the varied sauces. Best I have ever had. Must try. V near mtr exit B2. Stand by road side to eat if no seats
King prawn wontons and vegetable in oyster sauce will set you back less than 50$ - don't let the price fool you, this is amongst the finest noodle places in Hong Kong. I'd return for the broth alone!
This tiny restaurant is famous for its milk tea and sandwiches. But come here and get their noodles and BBQ pork — they’re flavorful and more filling.
It takes 20 minutes to complete the journey on this 800-meter-long escalator, but it goes in only one direction -- down in the morning and up in the evening. Read more.
Best Egg Tarts in Hong Kong - The egg tarts literally melt in your mouth. The crispy crust & creamy egg custard tasted better than those sold in Macau! Recommended by Chris Patten, last Governor!
One of the best roasted goose in HK. Much better than Yung Kee. Recommended by Michelin.
Thanks to its history, Yung Kee is just as popular with the locals as it is with those tourists lucky enough to hear about it so make this an absolute must when visiting Hong Kong... Read more.
Amazing view. Amazing vibe. Come here to see the business districts of HK at night and be wowed!
A really good place to eat a great Sushi. The have a really good house music by a live Dj in the upstairs where the have a Cocktails Bar. Vibrant, fancy and the have a terrace (if you are lucky ;)
Great, reasonably priced fusion Cantonese with amazing interior design, hip Chinese-infused cocktails and must-order Imberico BBQ pork.You need to order Peking Duck 1-day earlier. Maximal Concepts!
One of the fancy places in town for dim sums. This place has its own gallery and a rooftop terrace for drinks
The Cathedral you see today was completed in 1849 and extended in 1873. The cross-shaped structure was created in the styles of 13th century Early English and Decorated Gothic.
No Hong Kong visit is complete without taking a photo on top of the peak tower. Go up to the viewing deck for your shots and don't forget to try the trail !
Serving good quality, classic dimsum. Prices are steep, however, with dimsum dishes of HKD65 and up. The famous BBQ pork is good, but not heavenly. We paid HKD650 for 6 dishes (incl BBQ pork).
The best bubble waffle that I have tested;crispy outside, soft on the inside. Best to eat it fresh off the iron.
Joy Hing is synonymous with 'cha siu' - Cantonese barbecued pork. Be sure to order 'half fatty, half skinny' cha siu for the best cut: moist, not greasy, honeyed yet smoky.
“Awesomeness. Eat everything but do not miss the black squid ink pasta.” – Anthony Bourdain, host of The Layover on Travel Channel.
Lines start forming outside before opening time. Great roast goose and other siu mei from the grandson of Yung Kee founder Kam Shui Fai. Goose blood also smooth as silk. Good spot for a quick meal.
Main set meals are replica of Australia Diary Company, even the pepper are very much alike. Staffs here are way nicer.
A Chinese ancient art of hitting a paper doll representing person that have bad influence on your life, mostly enemy of you I'd say, while the "exorcist" mumbling chants. Entertaining.
This very old HK bakery has the best chicken wings, hot dogs and porkchop buns. It's old school but cheap and tasty right on the corner near Sunning Plaza.
If you’re after a milder-tasting variation of won ton noodles, this place has them! Soup base is good, noodles are easy on the teeth (still springy), and the prawn-filled won tons are done just right!
cable car is must, rides are great hair riser is very nice. no wifi. laser show at 20.00. cute Dolphins. you can eat on terrace near cable car. better return before 17.00 otherwise big queue .
Wondering how to get to the beach? Best way is to head to Central and catch either numbers 6, 6A, 260, 6X, or if you're at Causeway Bay and North Point numbers 63, 65. It's cheap and easy!
One of the nice beaches in HK as there's a Stanley market which is basically a tourist thing but still, it's interesting and fun. Plus, there are many good restaurants in Stanley.
There are several things to see here. #1 the Market! #2 the pier the original pier that the royal family would use when they visited HK but was moved here to preserve #3 temple
Big Buddha is here but rest of the island and view is worth looking - take the cable car from Tung Chung MTR station
There's no easy way to visit the Buddha. You just have to walk 268 steps uphill and down afterward. The view of the Buddha as well as the surrounding view from above are worth the climb. Read more.
Far exceeds expectations. A very chill vibe with lovely art deco touches. Try to go on a night with live music. The bartenders are very skilled.
Great cooked food market. Can eat Indian/Nepalese, Vietnamese/Thai, French, Chinese dishes and Beijing dumplings all at the same time. All allow u to order from other vendors. Cheap & delicious.
Price and food really belong to tourist, free boat ride at Central or TST if you intend to go there for a meal.
Great 360 degree view from the rooftop. The food is decent enough and nice ambience.
Decent view but average food. Come here for drinks for the view but probably not for the food
Come between 5-7 on a weekday for happy hour! Order a mortini or cosmo for $60 bucks and get a free flow of steak sandwiches
If you are looking for high-end food, service and environment dont come here, This is where you enjoy the typical street food in HK especially between 50s-60s when air-con restaurants were not popular
Favourite fishballs in Hong Kong (and we've tried a lot). Cheap and delicious. Loved it so much we went for lunch on both mine and my partners birthday. Great cafe!
Food was yummy, service impeccable and reasonably priced. Recommend the garlic shrimp, scallops, tofu and their spareribs.
Yummy food with a great view and rooftop terrace. No seafood on site but they take you to their usual place to get a good deal. Restaurant is near the end but we'll worth the walk. $1400 for 4 pax.
JCCAC does a top job to nurture Hong Kong's creative industry. The bottom floor always has interesting exhibitions and the rooftop is popular spot within the Instagram community.
Can't miss out the thunder cave, it is on a side track along the main trail near the HKU ocean research institute !
This is one of the hottest spot for photographers as you can find many photogenic spots here. Each floor is a perfect circle and the building is a stack of them. Security won't let you in tho..
Come here for the steamed milk and egg puddings -- not the service. Ginger, coffee, and chocolate steamed milk puddings are Hong Kong classics. Lightly sweet and delicious. Open late, takeaway avail.
The Beef noodles is their bestseller but I liked the curry tendon and the boiled raddish best
Famous for congee but can be watery at times, ask for "geet dai" (thicker). Beef brisket decent too.
They are famous for it's polo bun, egg tarts and breakfast set is available. I had the beef slice instant noodles with eggs, ham + sausage & milk tea.
hk style brekkie and fantastic scrambled egg. Service is very fast but pretty rude
old school bakery shop selling to locals. try their red bean pastry which is constantly selling out and is always fresh hot out of the oven. still tastes as good when cold.
Hang Heung Wife Cake 恆香老婆餅 is one of the best souvenirs to buy for family and friends. The wife cakes are made fresh daily with no preservatives hence they can only last for a week. Read more here... Read more.
PolyU:s Design Schoool:s fantastic building by Zaha Hadid looks like twisted luxury yacht.
Dont get confused w Mak's noodle on the same street & many other branches, this shop doesnt have any branch. Must try their tender & flavourful beef sirloin, prawn wanton, springy shrimp noodle 虾子捞面
