[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Temple Street Night Market (Updated Jun)

I stayed at the Rainbow Hotel this time! The transportation is incredibly convenient because Jordan Station is right outside. It's also just a 3-5 minute walk to the airport bus that goes directly to the airport. There's a 7-11 right downstairs from the hotel. The hotel is very clean, and the bathroom is great. You can watch YouTube and Netflix, and the room is incredibly spacious and super clean. Hong Kong is really beautiful... The Peak Tram 🚠 is a must-visit. I'll say it again, a must-visit. You can skip the wax museum, but you absolutely have to visit the platform at the top for sightseeing and photos. Next is the Star Ferry. It's amazing to ride at night. It's comfortable and beautiful, with a great atmosphere. Temple Street in Jordan Shop till you drop. There are so many treasures, including food and lots of vintage Hong Kong-style items. The hand-shaken lemon tea is super delicious. You must try the beef brisket noodles and Lan Fong Yuen. Green Forest Dessert Shop is a must-visit. The owner of Green Forest Dessert Shop is super nice and very friendly to Taiwanese people. And she's very beautiful~ As for Ocean Park Hong Kong, it's the best amusement park in my opinion. I decisively gave up on Disneyland because I'm not really interested in it. If you really want to enjoy an amusement park and see cute animals, go to Ocean Park. You'll be happy all day! Before going to Hong Kong, I was very reluctant about the place. I thought there wouldn't be much fun since they all speak Chinese. I was wrong. Hong Kong has its own beauty. I spent five days there and enjoyed every single day. So, you can refer to my experience and have a great time. Oh, by the way, Lan Kwai Fong is a bit scary. There are many shopkeepers trying to pull you in, and they're mostly black people. But they're very friendly. It's just hard to refuse them, so if you really want to drink, take your time. If you just want to look around, pass through quickly and don't let them get too close! Alright, after these five days, my feet are sore, but I feel very relaxed. The security is pretty good too. I think the transportation is very convenient. Highly recommended.

#hongkongguide If you’re looking for a fresh mix of city vibes, nature, and hidden gems, this itinerary gives you a different experience each day while keeping it chill! 🎶🌿 🌟 Day 1: Arrival & Kowloon Adventures 🏙️🌅 🌅 Morning: Flight & Check-in ✈️🏨 • 7:00 AM – Breakfast at your hotel in Beijing. ☕🥐 • 9:00 AM – Fly to Hong Kong (~3.5 hours). ✈️ • 12:30 PM – Arrive and take the Airport Express or taxi to your hotel. 🚆🏨 • 1:30 PM – Check-in, freshen up, and get ready to explore! 🌆 Afternoon: Kowloon Local Life & Street Food 🛍️🍜 • 2:30 PM – Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple, a famous temple where locals pray for good luck. 🏯🙏 • 4:00 PM – Wander through the Nan Lian Garden, a peaceful oasis with traditional Chinese landscaping. 🍃🏞️ • 5:30 PM – Snack time at Sham Shui Po! Try beef brisket noodles, egg tarts, and bubble tea at old-school food stalls. 🥡🍶 🌙 Evening: Mong Kok & Temple Street Night Market 🎆🍜 • 7:00 PM – Explore Mong Kok’s neon streets, shopping at the Ladies’ Market for fun souvenirs. 🛍️🎮 • 8:30 PM – Enjoy classic Hong Kong hotpot at a local favorite like The Drunken Pot. 🍲🔥 • 10:00 PM – Walk through Temple Street Night Market, grabbing street snacks like curry fish balls. 🍢🏮 • 11:00 PM – Back to the hotel to rest up. 😴 🌟 Day 2: Islands & Ocean Views 🌊🏝️ 🌅 Morning: Lamma Island Adventure 🚢🌿 • 7:30 AM – Breakfast at a cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style café) ☕🥪 • 9:00 AM – Take the ferry to Lamma Island from Central Pier (~30 mins). ⛴️ • 10:00 AM – Hike the Lamma Island Family Trail, an easy scenic walk with ocean views. 🌊🏞️ • 11:30 AM – Lunch at Rainbow Seafood Restaurant, famous for fresh seafood. 🦐🍽️ 🌆 Afternoon: Beach & Nature Escape 🏖️🌴 • 1:00 PM – Relax at Hung Shing Yeh Beach, sunbathe or take a dip! ☀️🏝️ • 2:30 PM – Ferry back to Hong Kong Island. ⛴️ • 3:30 PM – Head to Repulse Bay, a beautiful beach with colonial-style cafés. 🍹🌊 🌙 Evening: Rooftop Dinner & Jazz Night 🌆🍸 • 6:00 PM – Freshen up at your hotel. 🏨 • 7:30 PM – Dinner at Aqua, a rooftop restaurant with stunning harbor views. 🍣🥂 • 9:00 PM – Catch live music at Foxglove, a hidden speakeasy-style jazz bar. 🎷🍸 • 11:30 PM – Return to your hotel for a good night’s sleep. 💤 🌟 Day 3: Hidden Gems & Departure 🏮🏙️ 🌅 Morning: Tai Kwun & Local Breakfast 🍳☕ • 8:00 AM – Breakfast at Australia Dairy Company (scrambled eggs & milk tea). 🥚🍞 • 9:00 AM – Visit Tai Kwun, a beautifully restored former police station-turned-art space. 🎭🏛️ 🌆 Afternoon: Quirky Shopping & Departure 🛍️✈️ • 11:00 AM – Quick shopping at PMQ, a hub for indie designers. 👜👗 • 12:30 PM – Lunch at Mak’s Noodle, famous for wonton noodles. 🍜🥢 • 1:30 PM – Last stroll through Hollywood Road & Man Mo Temple. 🏮🕯️ • 2:30 PM – Head to the airport via Airport

I didn't know where to go in the evening. I visited Temple Street casually. There were not many people there, so I could eat and drink leisurely. There was the popular Mammy egg waffles. There was also the beef offal that I personally recommended. It had a lot of ingredients, the soup was delicious, and the lady boss was very enthusiastic😆 A half-day tour is suitable for going to Prince Edward Station near noon. Start from Garden Street (Sneaker Street) and Ladies Street. Stop by Temple Street to replenish calories. Finally, go to the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui and have a great time shopping at the Shopping Mall. 🕰️Temple Street business hours: 14:00-23:00 #January Good Place 2025 #Hong Kong #TempleStreet

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.

#springplace2024 This weather is the most comfortable to visit the night market in Hong Kong. There are many different delicious shops in the Temple Street Night Market in Jordan. It is very lively. This weather is quite good to go there in the evening to check in. Slowly, I saw the hawker stalls open. It feels quite good to walk until the evening. 👍At night, turn on the sunbathing lights and decorate the lights. It is a good place to check in. The most important thing is that the weather is very cool. It is a good place in Hong Kong. The transportation nearby is also very convenient. It is close to the subway station. There are many buses and vans to cross the harbour, etc. It is very convenient

#christmastrip #nightmarket #foodmarket #templestreetmarket #hk The newly established night food market at Temple Street attracted a lot of local / foreign visitors. With many food stalls established along Temple Street north of Jordan Road, the narrow street is filled with people looking for good food. A must-see if you wish to encounter crowds. How to go there: Jordan station Exit A.

#timetotravel Temple street can be reached by Jordan MTR station Exit A, just a few blocks away, the tall red entrance gate will be standing on the right, straight into the road where shops and restaurants are, after passing the cross road, arrays of stalls selling all kinds of things there, bargaining is essential, starting from 5:00-6:00 and closing from 10:00 some until midnight. There are plenty of street food, stores and restaurants around to sit down and sip cold beer and try a few dishes. #templesstreet #Yaumatei #jordan #hongkong #fleemarket #yuppijeinhk2023 #本地遊 #passionpassport #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

#hkinsider The Temple Street Night Market located on the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, is a large popular bazaar where it is customary to bargain. It is probably the best known of Kowloon's markets. Located near Tin Hau Temple, it has been the Setting for many cult movies, alot of night events, street foods, Street stores… The market gets going around 6pm, but vendors are often slow to get set up, so it's best not to arrive too early. The MTR stop for the Temple Street Night Mark is Jordan Station, Exit A. Address- Temple St, Jordan, Hong Kong, china #nightlife #market #foodie #hongkongtrip #urbanexplorer

Hing Kee Claypot Rice and Oyster Cakes became famous and during its heyday, it had 5 shops. The price of clay pot rice is relatively cheap and popular.. The cheapest is about $40 to $50 There are many styles of clay pot rice, both traditional and new-style clay pot rice, as well as the popular fried oyster cakes.. The side dishes in the restaurant are also worth recommending😋😋😋 📍 Xingji Clay Pot Rice Address: 15 Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei #foodie#Local Tour

The cold food is good and the price is reasonable. It is fun to sit on the street. I have been there several times. It is worth a try. Opening hours are until 00:00.

Visited here one night on our trip to Hong Kong. It was near Jordan Street if I remember correctly. There was alot of the same stock at the stalls. This was the only place I actually could find souvenirs. Don't be afraid to bargain with the suppliers. They like a good negotiation. #happynewyear

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It was my first trip to Hong Kong. It was a trip with a small group of family and friends. Personally it’s a trip that I won’t forget. A vibrant cityscape filled with soaring high-rises, and a sprawling network of public transportation that keeps both locals and tourists effortlessly convenient to commute. I came to Hong Kong for a quick business trip, and turned it into an exciting getaway filled with sight-seeing and serious food hunt along the way! #travel #triptohongkong #businesstrip #sightseeing #foodhunting

#Dragon Boat Festival good places 🌙 Day 1: Victoria Harbour at night, a romantic journey👣 ✈️As soon as you land in Hong Kong, or take the high-speed rail directly to West Kowloon, Hong Kong, check in at the hotel first. It is recommended to stay in Tsim Sha Tsui or Central, which has convenient transportation and beautiful night views! 💰Budget: A decent hotel costs about HKD 1,000-2,000 per night. Book in advance for a better deal! 🏰Start the official tour: Go straight to the top of Victoria Peak in the afternoon, take a retro cable car 🚡, and overlook the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. At that moment, time stands still! 🌛At night, take a walk along the Victoria Harbour and watch the "A Symphony of Lights" light show🌈, it is a visual feast! 🍽️Dinner recommendation: Find a pub in Lan Kwai Fong, taste authentic Hong Kong-style western food, and experience an exotic night. . 🌙 Day 2: Cultural exploration, Disney fantasy journey🏰 🍵After breakfast: Take the subway 🚇 to the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, visit the Hong Kong Space Museum and the Hong Kong Museum of Art, and feel the influence of culture and art. 🍴Lunch time: The snack street in Causeway Bay is waiting for you to come and eat beef offal and egg tarts to your heart’s content! ☀Go straight to Disneyland in the afternoon🎠, remember to buy tickets online in advance to avoid the peak crowds. Take photos with Mickey and Minnie, ride the carousel, and there will be a fireworks show at night 🎆, which will make girls happy! 🏨Hotel accommodation: You can consider a place that is close to the subway or bus, which is convenient for taking the bus when you travel. You can also choose the place where you will stay on the first day, which is convenient and comfortable. 🍽️Dinner: Theme restaurant in Disneyland, enjoy the fairytale atmosphere while eating. . 🌙 Day 3: Shopping paradise, a feast for your taste buds🛍️ 🎁The last day, of course, is a shopping spree! Harbour City and Pacific Place offer luxury goods, beauty products and trendy brands. Remember to bring your wallet 💸. 🍽For lunch, you can find a popular cafe in SOHO area☕️ and enjoy a leisurely time. 🍭In the afternoon, go to Temple Street Night Market to experience the authentic market life and try authentic snacks such as bowl-shaped chicken wings and fish balls. Don’t forget to go to Lan Kwai Fong in Central or Yau Ma Tei in Kowloon to experience Hong Kong’s nightlife and have a few drinks to end this perfect journey. 🏨Accommodation: On the last day, you can choose a hotel close to the airport to facilitate your return trip the next day. 📸Photo taking spots: In addition to the ones mentioned above, don’t forget to take a photo in front of the Ding Ding Bus 🚋, which is a unique landscape in Hong Kong. There is also a graffiti street, which is colorful and looks great in photos! . 💌Summary: The three-day trip to Hong Kong was full of excitement, from the romantic night view to cultural exploration and shopping spree.

Feel the sea breeze at Victoria Harbor and wander through the streets of Yau Tsim Mong✨ When visiting Hong Kong, you must dedicate a day to Victoria Harbor! In the evening, take a stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, enjoy the salty sea breeze, and admire the shimmering skyline across the harbor—it's pure romance! The pink and purple hues of the twilight sky blend with the harbor lights, creating magazine-worthy shots with every click. Walk slowly along Nathan Road into Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok, where neon signs, the aroma of cha chaan tengs, and bustling crowds fill the streets. Try local snacks like egg waffles and fish balls, then explore Temple Street Night Market for hidden treasures and experience the authentic Hong Kong vibe🔥! When you're tired, hop on the Star Ferry to enjoy the night views of both shores from the gently rocking boat—an unforgettable experience. 📸 Photo Tips: • Capture the panoramic view of Victoria Harbor at the Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower for ultimate vibes. • Snap the neon signs on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok. • Visit Yau Ma Tei Police Station—a must for Hong Kong drama fans! Take advantage of the good weather and come experience the breeze of Victoria Harbor and the lively streets of Yau Tsim Mong now!

If you have time, you can go to the Temple Street Night Market. This is one of the most representative night markets in Hong Kong. There are all kinds of small vendors selling food, drinks and daily necessities. There are also many specialty shops where you can slowly dig for treasures, full of the sense of local life! 🚇 Transportation to Temple Street: Subway: Take the MTR to Jordan Station, exit from Exit A and walk for about 5 minutes to arrive. Or walk about 6 minutes from Yau Ma Tei Station Exit C. The longest escalator in Central is also one of Hong Kong's landmarks. Riding the escalator slowly up is like walking into the world of a Hong Kong movie. There are also many coffee shops and small restaurants to visit along the way. The area around Senate Square is also worth a visit. The square is spacious and comfortable, and you can take a walk while enjoying the scenery of the surrounding historical buildings and modern skyscrapers. I particularly like the small alleys in Hong Kong. Each of them retains a strong Hong Kong flavor, with old signboards, walls covered with notes, and various traces of history and human touch. Another thing you must experience is the Ding Ding Car. The nostalgic and retro double-decker design is not only affordable, but you can also enjoy the street scenes along the way at a slow pace, which is a very special experience. The first picture is the street view of Hong Kong seen from the window of Ding Ding car! It’s really beautiful! Finally, don’t forget to take a walk around the Avenue of Stars at Victoria Harbour. In addition to seeing the handprints of many celebrities, you can also enjoy the unbeatable sea view. It is a highly recommended walking spot during the day or at night! #AprilGoodDestinations2025

#springitinerary Temple Street Night Market is a lively and famous street market in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It opens in the evening and is full of food stalls, clothing shops, and small vendors. You can find cheap clothes, watches, toys, and souvenirs. Many people go there to eat tasty local food like seafood, noodles, and curry fish balls. Fortune tellers and street performers also add fun to the night. It is a great place to see Hong Kong’s local life. Located near Jordan MTR Station, Temple Street is busy, colorful, and exciting—a must-visit for anyone exploring the city at night.

Old but reliable and a much nicer way to get across the water.

#HongKongIn-depthTour Jordan at night always has an indescribable Hong Kong flavor. At the junction of Temple Street and Pilkington Street, between the flashing neon lights, there are the background scenes of countless movies - from Johnnie To's "Infernal Affairs" to Wong Kar-wai's "As Tears Go By", this place seems to be a miniature of the romantic yet dangerous Hong Kong. During the day, you may want to walk into the Jade Market and the alleys of Canton Road to look for Hong Kong's traditional craftsmanship and time-honored brands; at night, you can sit down at a street stall, order a plate of braised goose wings and a beer, and become a character in this movie. There are no high-profile attractions here, but there are the most authentic life situations. It is an in-depth journey that allows you to breathe in sync with Hong Kong films.

#Overseas Hotel Address: 8 Austin Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Atmosphere/Facilities: The lobby is spacious and nice. The room is old but clean. Basic amenities are provided. The view was good because it was on a high floor. No soundproofing at all Key points: It is close to tourist attractions such as Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Yamaday Station, Kowloon Park, and Temple Street, and the subway station and bus stop are close, so it is convenient to move around. There is a mart and convenience store right across the street. Average price per person: 65,000 won per night Rating: 3.5 points #Overseas travel #Hong Kong #Tsim Sha Tsui #Hotel #Travel plan

Today I met up with a friend to go shopping in Temple Street, and then went to Nathan Road to find some food 😋✨～ "🏮Hakka Inn" is located on the first floor of Nathan Hotel on Nathan Road in Jordan. It specializes in Cantonese cuisine, Hakka side dishes and exquisite dim sum. It is a Hakka cuisine brand under Daoxiang. The decoration is modern and the set meals are very cost-effective. It is a very suitable place for small families or a few close friends to have dinner together, and is very popular among locals. 📍Address: 1/F, Nathan Hotel, 378 Nathan Road, Jordan, Hong Kong ✨This is a very trendy teahouse with a modern and fashionable decoration style, colorful chairs, spacious and bright dining environment, unique and distinctive service staff, and a warm and enthusiastic atmosphere, making dining very pleasant and relaxing. ✨We ordered several teas and dim sum. I especially recommend the "Hakka stewed rice 🍜". The vermicelli was cooked smoothly, the minced meat was tender and tasty, the side dishes were fresh and varied, and the portion was generous. The whole dish had a rich taste and tasted good. It is worth recommending. #Register for May Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 #Dim cha #Hakka cuisine #Restaurant #Food Guide #Food #Food Tour #Food Travel #Restaurant Recommendation #Hong Kong Restaurant #Hong Kong Food #Hong Kong Food Guide #Hong Kong Food Diary #Hong Kong Food Recommendation #What to Eat in Hong Kong #Must Eat in Hong Kong #Good Places to Go in Hong Kong

#ThailandFlightEvent If you are traveling to Hong Kong, I recommend you visit Temple Street Night Market where you can really feel the Hong Kong night atmosphere👍🏻 You can see various items, and it was perfect for buying souvenirs like magnets ㅎㅎ It has an atmosphere that looks like it came out of a Hong Kong movie, so if you like taking pictures, you should definitely visit ✔️ 📍Temple St, Jordan, Hong Kong #OverseasTravel #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #HongKongHotPlacesToVisitInHongKongNightMarket #TempleStreet #HongKongTempleStreetNightMarket

A very unforgettable vacation in Hongkong 😍

#夜香港 If Mong Kok during the day is a "shopping paradise", then Mong Kok at night is a "human fireworks theater"! Neon signs dance with street vendors, the atmosphere of the market collides with trendy culture, and every frame is the blurred light and shadow in Wong Kar-wai's movies. If you don’t experience the night view of Mong Kok, it’s like missing half of Hong Kong’s soul! 5 must-take photos of Hong Kong night sceneries for girls 1️⃣ Street movie feeling under neon signs The colorful light signs on Sai Yeung Choi Street are super photogenic! Wearing a retro shirt and leaning against the roadside railing, letting the red and blue light and shadows sprinkle on the face, the Hong Kong style atmosphere is directly full~ 2️⃣ Old Hong Kong fireworks at Temple Street Night Market Fortune-telling stalls, Cantonese opera music, nostalgic small item stalls... I squatted down to buy a string of curry fish balls and took a quick photo. The yellow light bulbs and flags in the background were full of storytelling! 3️⃣ Langham Place’s magical urban aesthetics Asia's longest elevator goes straight to the 13th floor, and the "Digital Sky" fireworks show is super sci-fi! Wearing a silver suit and shooting from above, she instantly becomes a cyberpunk heroine~ Girls' Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls ✅ Dressing Tips: For Hong Kong style, choose an oversized jacket + wide-leg pants; for trendy and cool style, choose contrasting navel-baring outfits, and avoid wearing all black as it will be easily "eaten up" by the night view. ✅ Safety tips: Avoid remote alleys, use a mobile phone strap to prevent loss, and use cash at stalls ✅ Photography skills: Use night mode to take photos of signboards, use flash to take photos of food, and use live mode to freeze the light trails of cars. The night in Mong Kok reflects the true vitality of the grassroots underworld, and also the contradictory symbiosis of magical realism. Follow the route to check in: Temple Street Night Market → Sai Yeung Choi Street → Sneakers Street → Argyle Street, and feel the most vibrant soul of this city! #HongKongNightScenery #Must-visitMongKok #HongKongStylePhotography #HongKongTravelStrategy

#foodphotography #HongKongFood p1-2 is a Thai restaurant Soi 29 CHEF KEY that always has a long queue when it is open 🕰️Business hours: Monday to Saturday 18:00 to 24:00 📍Address: G/F, Po Cheong Commercial Building, 29 Prat Lane, Tsim Sha Tsui. A friend asked to go there during his visit to Hong Kong. We planned to eat there three times in total, but only managed to eat there twice. The first time was at 23:00 at night when I randomly lined up. The second time there were too many people, so I changed to other food because I was hungry. We learned our lesson the third time and lined up early to be the first table to enter when the restaurant opened at 18:00! 💰Average consumption: 250hkd 💞Almost must-order recommended dishes: Drunk Cat Fried Rice, Mango and Crab Fried Rice p3-5 is a small Japanese restaurant I discovered by chance, its name is Nagasakayaki. 🕰️Business hours: 12:00–15:00, 18:00–23:00, specific hours may be adjusted 📍Address: 2/F, 189 Portland Street, Mong Kok. Well, the chicken skewers recommended by the staff (especially the minced chicken sticks) were not particularly outstanding, and the chawanmushi was not particularly delicious either. I originally wanted to order some ramen, but it seemed like it was only available during tea time or something, so I ordered udon. The char siu udon and wagyu fried rice were ok. but! ! I really recommend the crab roe toast. I still savor the taste of it now, hahaha. p6-8 is a small dessert shop near Temple Street where many local residents live. I initially chose this shop because of its late opening hours. After a day of sightseeing, most shops in Hong Kong were closed, but this small shop seemed to be still quite busy. 🕰️Business hours: 13:00-2:00, may be closed on Mondays. 📍Address: 107 Woosung Street, Yau Ma Tei 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The store is relatively small and there are not many seats. I like to eat take away. 💞Recommendations: Coconut King Stewed Milk Protein - It has the sweetness of coconut and the fragrance of egg and milk. It can be served hot or cold. I like it hot. Tofu pudding - the boss made the tofu pudding himself. At first, my friend ordered mango tofu pudding, but later we tried vegetarian tofu pudding, which tasted delicious. Snow Golden Roll-A special mango rice noodle roll

【Must-see attractions】 Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, Causeway Bay, Yau Ma Tei , Jordan, Tsim Sha Tsui East are lively areas with lots of delicious food and good shopping. 【Accommodation recommendation】 Recommended accommodation area: Tsim Sha Tsui Hotel Name: The Perkin Hotel 【Photography check-in area】 Photo spot + description: Temple Street Night Market (where Young and Dangerous was filmed) , Tsim Sha Tsui Street, Central, North Point, Kowloon Walled City, Wong Tai Sin, Haiphong Road 💞Recommendation reason: Experience the historical feeling of the movie and recall the feeling of the streets of Hong Kong in the past Price: Flight and hotel for two people $12,000 Currency exchange: We exchange NT$10,000 to HKD Octopus: Electronic Recommended: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Food recommendations: Temple Street Night Market (must order chicken at the dice beef stall, hand-beaten duck shit lemon tea, golden fried rice, bacon glutinous rice, five snake soup) #Hong Kong #Kowloon Walled City #Central #Causeway Bay #Yau Ma Tei #Hai Phong Road Cooked Food Market #North Point Ding Ding Bus #Temple Street Night Market #couplestravel #moviescene #movieshootinglocation #younganddangerous #KowloonWalledCityBesieged #Tsim Sha Tsui 💰Average consumption: about HK39~200 or more

Yau Ma Tei Temple Street Night Market sells clothing, bags, electronics, tea, watches, gestures, daily necessities, toys, and souvenirs. The prices are a bit confusing, but it is very similar to Taiwan's night markets and is worth a visit.

#discoverchina When in Hong Kong, you can’t miss the street food, and Temple Street is the perfect place to try it! The chicken wings are crispy and flavorful, and the curry fish balls are a savory treat with a spicy kick. The vibrant atmosphere of the market adds to the experience, making it a fun way to dive into local flavors. A must for food lovers visiting Hong Kong! You will love it definitely.