[2025 Hong Kong Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Wing Lok Street (Updated Feb)

#visithongkong If you're a visitor in Hong Kong and also want to try some traditional Hong Kong alternative remedies and luxury foods, then a trip to Ginseng and Bird's Nest Street (Wing Lok Street) in Hong Kong should definitely be on your travel itinerary! It is an underrated street that not everyone knows about! Located in the Central district of Hong Kong, this street is lined with vendors selling a variety of ginseng products and bird's nest soups. Ginseng, a plant native to East Asia, is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat a range of conditions from fatigue to diabetes. Bird's nest soup, made from dried bird's saliva, has long been considered a delicacy and is said to be rich in nutrients and have anti-aging properties. While these products can be expensive, the street is definitely worth a visit for those looking to explore Hong Kong's unique cultural offerings.

There are another good place to eat potato noodle in Sheung Wan! The small shop is located on the roadside straight from Exit A2 in Sheung Wan. The menu is like a cart noodles. From the soup to the ingredients, to meat or vegetables, it's up to you to decide whether it's spicy or not! I couldn't choose from many kinds, so I finally ordered: ✔️ Spicy Bone Soup + ✔️ Sweet Potato Noodles + ✔️ Kelp + ✔️ Golden Belly + ✔️ Shrimp Balls Also add another specialty drink: 🌟Black wolfberry tea for improving eyesight The soup itself comes with some baby cabbage, plus the portion of each dish is not less, super rich! ☺️ Small spicy soup taste just like hemp fragrance, eat noodles will always drink a couple of mouthfuls of light soup, this bowl of soup after drinking will not feel thirsty, feel should be MSG-free, tasty and clear will not Too greasy. The coarse sweet potatoes are smooth and smooth! The kelp has absorbed the soup very tasty, the golden belly big pieces come cooked just right, soft enough taste! What surprised me the most was the shrimp balls. The whole shrimp body was so refreshing! The tea is getting stronger and stronger, which is very courteous. There is a compartment at the mouth of the bottle to block the tea leaves. Father's Fresh Food (Sheung Wan) Shop 2, G/F, Teda Building, 87 Wong Lok Street, Sheung Wan #Sheung Wan Food #Sheung Wan Wong Lok Street #Potato Noodles