[To Kwa Wan] Recommended Cafes in Cattle Depot Artist Village and Nearby

Grade II listed building #Cowshed Arts Village and nearby cafes Recommended I happened to come to To Kwa Wan yesterday. My father said I might as well walk around the famous Cowshed Art Village! It was a weekday, so there were very few people! #Free entry, entry is very different from the main street outside! The red brick house and green plants everywhere give people a very casual feeling 😉 Formerly the Ma Tau Kok Livestock Quarantine Station, the central slaughtering center for cattle, the Arts Village has now been turned into a rental art studio venue. So there is no special place to stay and visit, but you can casually wander around and take pictures in front of the red bricks and green walls📸 There is a studio in the art village where you can enter and attend some craft classes on the spot, such as making glass plates, glass painting...etc After wandering around, you can go to a nearby restaurant or Cafe for a drink or afternoon tea☕️ and spend a leisurely afternoon with the seahorse and dad Recommended Cafe: 1️⃣ HeySoNuts Soufflé Pancake is really super delicious😋 Strawberry🍓 waffle🧇 is big and delicious😋 Flat White (coffee) is good! 2️⃣ Smart Cafe There are over 50 kinds of coffee ☕️ Afternoon tea coffee with sandwich is good! Today I had a cup of #17 Yirgacheffe and it was very special with a heavy fruity aroma ———————————————— #Friends who have never been to To Kwa Wan😆 can take the Tuen Mun Line! 📌 There are many restaurants and shops outside To Kwa Wan Station 📌 Exit Song Wong Tai Station and you can see the unearthed cultural relics inside the station ———————————————— Cowshed Art Village 📌63 Ma Tau Kok Road, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong #parent-child tour #To Kwa Wan #community history #Tuen Ma Line #holiday tour of the old district #historicculture