🍜Visit the Cup Noodles Museum🍜

#Must-Play Indoor Playground 🍜Visit Hoi Mei Memorial Hall🍜 Last time I stayed at Royal Pacific, I stopped by the Hoi Mizu Memorial Hall. I bought my tickets on the official website the night before and went to the ticket office to exchange my tickets. Buying tickets is to buy tickets for the workshop, and the exhibition in the venue is free, but only within half an hour before the workshop starts. However, it was actually definitely enough time, as the exhibition area was very small, with only four exhibits - founder Momofuku Ando’s Daikichi, Cup Noodle Wall, Kiyoshi manga board and Big Cup Noodle. Before it's time, it's best to go to the washroom before entering, because there are no washrooms in the museum, so you have to use the shopping mall toilet. We booked two workshops - My Hoi Flavor Workshop and Cereal Workshop. I myself find the cereal workshop more fun because of the interactive projection. The rest of the process is almost the same for both workshops, drawing your own food cups, and choosing your favorite flavor, then following the instructions to see the staff put the food into the cups and packages. However being able to paint your own exclusive Hojiki is a pretty unique experience. We did not participate in the Demae Ichin workshop, firstly, this is more popular, to make an appointment in advance, and secondly, the inflatable bags are really "tooth" 😅. Taking a draw of six is ​​like driving "take your life three thousand"😂, three more I don't know how to get home🤦🏻‍♀️. Next time I go to make Demae Ichi, try kneading the dough yourself 😁👍🏻. 💠Ticket price/person (same price for adults and children) ✅My Hoi-Mido Workshop: HK$60 (30 minutes) ✅ Demae Itcho Workshop: HK$120 (90 minutes) ✅ Cereal Workshop: HK$60 (30 minutes) Tickets are available for purchase on the spot, but those who want to make sure they have a place make reservations online in advance~ 🚶🏻‍♂️Address: 26-35, 2/F, Chinatown, 33 Guangdong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon #Ostrich Mother's Self-Fattening Daily #Parent-Child Outing #Hollywood Memorial Hall #Chinatown #Workshop #Tsim Sha Tsui Good Places