[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Chungking Mansions (Updated Apr)

This is a place you should visit at least once when you come to Hong Kong!! Even though it's Hong Kong, it has a chaotic Indian atmosphere. But the exchange rate is very good, so if you want to exchange money in Hong Kong, I recommend Chungking Mansion👍️ In addition to the money exchange shops, there are also restaurants serving Indian food and cheap guesthouses, so it was a place where you could really feel like you were overseas♪ [Name] Chungking Mansion [Location] Chungking Mansion, 36-44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong #0 yen travel autumn #Hong Kong tourism #Hong Kong trip #overseas travel

Hong Kong Hong Kong Tourism There are many tourist spots in Hong Kong, but this time, I went to a super famous spot in Hong Kong, Chungking Mansions so I'll share what it was like 📍Chungking Mansions 📍 44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong →MRT Tsim Sha Tsui It's about a 3-minute walk from Exit C2 of Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Chungking Mansions is a complex building built about 60 years ago that stands along Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong's busiest shopping district. It's called an apartment building, so it was originally built as a residential building, but now it has floors with currency exchange shops, restaurants, general goods, shopping malls, etc., as well as nearly 800 guesthouses and hotels. When you enter from the first floor, what catches your eye is the large number of money exchange shops. The exchange rate is said to be the best in Hong Kong. When you go further in, you can smell the delicious aroma! It's curry. There are many Indian people running shops, and you can smell delicious curry! #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Tourism #Hong Kong Trip #octopuscard #Octopus Card #Hong Kong Octopus Card #Chungking Mansions #Tsim Sha Tsui #Travel with Me

5 walking routes for fun and photo opportunities. If you want to experience a different Hong Kong, the Citywalk method is particularly suitable. Walking, taking photos and eating at the same time will make your trip more casual and fun. These routes cover different areas and attractions in Hong Kong, from busy urban areas to quiet beaches, allowing you to experience Hong Kong's diversity and rich culture. · Central - Sheung Wan - Hollywood Road: Starting from Central, you can visit the traditional markets and historical buildings in Central, such as the Central Star Ferry Pier, Lyndhurst Terrace and the Central Clock Tower. Then, head to Sheung Wan to explore Hollywood Road, a street filled with art galleries, small theatres and independent shops. Old Town - Quaint Alleys: Continue west from Hollywood Road and enter the Old Town. Here, you can stroll through the quaint alleys and admire the preserved traditional architecture and street art. Nathan Road - Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront - Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural District: Head to the Kowloon area and stroll along the famous shopping street Nathan Road to explore various shops and fashion brands. Then, walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront and enjoy the beautiful views of Victoria Harbour. Next, you can head to the Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural District to visit the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Star Ferry Pier. Mongkok Ladies' Market - Fa Hui - Tung Chung: Take the MTR to Mongkok and explore the bustling shopping area and food stalls at Mongkok Ladies' Market. Then, head to the nearby Flower Market, where you can admire a wide variety of flowers and plants. Finally, take the MTR to Tung Chung to visit Lau Fau Shan and Temple Beach. Aberdeen - Sham Shui Po - Lantau Island: Head to Aberdeen in the southern part of Hong Kong Island and stroll along Fisherman's Wharf to enjoy the waterfront scenery and fresh seafood market. Then, take the MTR to Sham Shui Po to explore this historic area and sample authentic street food. Finally, take a ferry to Lantau Island and enjoy a stroll along the beach at Bel-Air. · Tips Required: Hong Kong and Macau Pass, ID card, mobile phone card or roaming, power bank Payment: credit card with visa logo, Hong Kong dollars, or apply for Octopus ·

Photograph by Kelly.L 📷: IPhone 14 Pro Mar’23 Hong Kong, my favourite city which is a cosmopolitan city, weaves Western and Asian influence into a world-class center of business, culture, and trade. Also well-known for its foods. A heaven for foodies. Butter polo bun and HK-style milk tea are my favourites and we enjoy having them in tea time. #hkthroughmyeyes #Travel #Hongkong #winhkflight

#HongKongTravel 📍Location: 44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 🕖Opening hours: 10:30 ~ 18:00 every day Lan Fong Yuen is a Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng restaurant that Chow Yun Fat often visited. There are two branches in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, and I visited the Tsim Sha Tsui branch near the Chungking Mansions building. The directions are a bit confusing, but if you look at the building next to Chungking Mansions on the left, there is an escalator going down. When you go down, it feels like a very clean and modern underground shopping mall. You have to go down and go all the way inside. In Hong Kong, sharing a table is not an option, it is a must! I visited alone, so of course I shared a table and ordered French toast and Dong Leng Cha. The price was not bad at a total of 57 HKD😊 #HongKong #HongKongRestaurants #HongKongAttractions #ChaChaTeng #Lan Fong Yuen

Today I went to Chongqing Building to sing money the environment got to want to eat Indian cuisine on the Internet to find out that India is the world's number one vegetarian country makes me curious what is so attractive about Indian vegetarian 😆 ❣️MASALA DOSA $60 A thin layer of pizza on the outside is made from rice batter and black lentil dough. Ready to order and crispy on the edges of the table Wrapped with curry potatoes🥔 and some vegetable seasonings, it is quite crispy and filling ❣️PANI POORI Crispy Rice Balls $55 The popularity of national snacks that are everywhere in India is like Hong Kong's fishball siu-mai crispy rice balls filled with mashed potatoes, onions, spices, etc. Drizzled with lemon juice🍋 garlic juice🧄 coriander mixed sauce Sour MEI MEI is very appetizing No wonder in summer it is known as India's summer holy food😯 ❣️CURD RICE Yogurt Rice $68 It is one of the most common breakfasts in South India. I heard that many Bollywood artists are eating this to keep fit😆 Made with a variety of different rice mixed with yogurt, plus a small amount of spices, this tastes relatively more sour. It's a little like eating lemon meat directly, but paired with spicy spices ❣️KAJU PANEER MASALA Tomato Cheese Pot $88 Mixed vegetables mixed beans onion garlic sprinkled with some cheese powder after stirring well, although not very eat out the cheese flavor 🤣 but tomatoes cooked with real tomato meat is not the usual tomato paste natural tomato flavor bite of mixed beans is very filling super suitable for rice ❣️MIX VEGETABLE CURRY Curry Mixed Vegetables $65 Originally thought like the usual mixed vegetable pot so many different kinds of vegetables, but it came to be mixed beans 🥺 This and tomato cheese pot has some difference is mainly spicy, the more you eat the more tasty very addictive ❣️MANGO LASSI $35 It's exactly the same as the mango yogurt I usually drink. It's very rich in yogurt and creamy. The mango flavor is heavy enough. It's cold and sweet and refreshing🤫 ❣️MASALA CHAAS $35 I ordered it out of curiosity😂 Made from green chili ginger black salt coriander cumin powder masala spice mint The drink is a bit like a seasoning salty and spicy sour taste is very special than yogurt more spicy greedy next time remember to order 💁🏼‍♀️                    —— 🫧SARAVANA PURE VEGETARIAN Saravana Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Room 105, Chongqing Building, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #etlulu Tsim Sha Tsui #etlulu Kowloon                    —— #foodiehk #hkfoodie #852food #hongkongfood #hk #hkblogger #bloggerhk #tsim Sha Tsui #what to eat in hong kong #eat good food #tsim Sha Tsui food #hong kong food #hongkong good places #kowloon food #tsim Sha Tsui good places

I have always been recommended by my friends. I finally have the chance to come to Chongqing Mansion and taste authentic Indian cuisine! 🤩 This product award-winning 🏅️ curry, even #error have come to eat, 6 o'clock to go to already half full, you know the popular shop 🔥 The owner and staff are very nice, polite and followed up very well, service 100 points Tandoori Chicken $98 (half portion) On the iron plate, hot 🔥 smoke, aroma 😌 Four pieces of chicken chicken ham, accompanied by a lot of vegetables 🥬, tender and juicy chicken. I like it the most, it can be half a portion, very suitable for me who is a small eater and a foodie 🤣 Goan Fish Curry $118 The curry is really unbeatable, smooth and coconut flavor is very out, it tastes sweet, and goes well with the smooth fish. Garlic Naan $28 There are many kinds of Naan to choose from here, the table is hot 🔥 to the point of scalding, garlic flavor is rich, smoky and tough Mango Lassi $38 Banana Lassi $38 A must-order Indian yogurt specialty, sweet and sour, tastes particularly fresh, just right to neutralize the heavier curry Address: Pearl Royal Palace Indian Restaurant Shop 96-97, 1/F, Chongqing Building, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #check-in #foodie #local tour #indian cuisine #Chongqing Mansion #hkfood #hkfoodie #hkfoodblogger #indianfood #tsimtsatsui #tsimtsatsui

📍Wada Indian Restaurant Tsim Sha Tsui (Tsim Sha Tsui) I want to go to Chongqing Building for a long time, 😆 this time finally broke in to try the authentic Indian cuisine. 𝑰𝑻𝑬𝑴𝑺 𝑶𝑹𝑫𝑬𝑹𝑬𝑫： ▪️ Butter Grilled Chicken ($98) After adding butter to Indian curry 🧈, it balances the spiciness of curry, even if you can't eat spicy, you can eat it. ▪️ Spicy Potatoes Cooked Lamb ($98) Before ordering, the clerk reminded us of this super spicy, so we asked if we could tell the chef to turn down the spiciness, 🥵 However, it was still very spicy for me 🌶️, so eat spicy can challenge! Although the sauce is very spicy, but the taste is really good, the lamb does not have a greasy taste, the taste is rich, and there are my favorite potatoes 🥔 ~ and the order toast is very tasty! ▪️Group Rice ($38) The rice is full of Indian spice flavor, 🍚 and fried with distinct grains, very crispy! ▪️Garlic Toast ($28) A must order naan when you come to an Indian restaurant!! 🫓 The texture of the toast is very smooth and smooth, the surface is full of air, the garlic taste is very fragrant, 🥰 it's great to order curry! ▪️Mango Milkshake 𝙈𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙤 𝙇𝙖𝙨𝙨𝙞 ($35) The texture of 2019 is very thick and smooth, 🥭mango flavor is very fragrant, sour so very appetizing and fresh, and can relieve the spiciness of curry. ▪️𝙋𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙖𝙥𝙥𝙡𝙚𝙟𝙪𝙞𝙘𝙚（$35） 🍍Pineapple juice tastes sweet and refreshing, it tastes very refreshing~ 𝑨𝑫𝑫𝑹𝑬𝑺𝑺： 📍Room 103-104, 1/F, Chongqing Building, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Shop 103-104, 1/F, Chungking Mansion, Tsim Sha Tsui #WadaIndian Restaurant #Chongqing Building #swagatindianrestaurant #hkfoodie #foodiehk #hkfood #hongkonger #foodstagram #hkfoodlover #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodblogger #hongkongfood #tsim Sha Tsuifood #hkfoodblog #hkfoodshare #hongkongfood

Address: Shop No. 96-97, 1/F, Chungking Mansion, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui I went to this restaurant for a family gathering. We ordered some foods and i love them all 🥰 Chicken Korma, Masala Papad, Grilled Fish 🐟 and of course Mango Lassi 🍹are my fav. I think, the Grilled Fish is special, not many Indian Restaurant have it in their menu. We really enjoy our gathering 🤩 With the excitement of the kids, we didn't need to worry of disturbing others, because we get a private room, only for us 😍. You can get this separate room by booking in advance. And the rest, enjoy your food and quality time with your love ones. #bucketlistreboot #foodie #restaurant #indianfood

The restaurant is exactly located in 36-44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui (between Seiko watch shop and Chung King Mansion. The restaurant is at underground level so after you find the entrance you need to go down one level, walk straight and turn right). You could get a variety of Vietnamese Cuisine there. Went there during tea time, so they have menu set of one main and two snacks and drinks with cheaper price. My friend ordered the raw beef pho, with deep friend spring roll, pork jowl and kumquat drink, while I ordered the soft shell crab and avocado smoothie. In total we spend around 200 HKD. The avocado smoothie tasted good as the weather was really hot outside. It wasn't too sweet and you could smell the avocados. The snacks (spring roll, pork jowl and soft shell crab) was not too salty and if you like more flavor, they give vietnamese dipping sauce that tastes sweet. We ate around 5 PM, so there wasn't too much crowd, and the location is definitely a bit hidden. #foodie#cafe

🌆 Hong Kong Travel Guide - A Collision of Modern Metropolis and Nostalgic Style 📍 Location: Southern China (Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area) 🕒 Recommended duration: 3-5 days 💰 Budget reference: Medium consumption, average daily HKD 500-1000 (excluding shopping) 📌 Must-haves before the trip 1. Documents: - Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau + valid endorsement (L visa can be cleared independently). 2. Payment: - Exchange HKD 500-1000 in cash (some old stores only accept cash), Alipay/WeChat are common in chain stores. 3. Transportation: - Octopus card (universal for subway/bus/convenience store), available at the airport or subway station. 4. Others: - UK standard conversion plug, power bank, lightweight sneakers (essential for walking). 🚗 Transportation Guide How to get there - By plane: Hong Kong International Airport (Express train to Central in 24 minutes). - High-speed train: West Kowloon Station (Shenzhen North → Hong Kong only 18 minutes). - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge: Direct access from Zhuhai/Macau. City Transportation - Subway: Covers the entire Hong Kong, the most convenient (scan the code with Octopus or Alipay). - Bus/Ding Ding Tram: Experience the old Hong Kong style (Ding Ding Tram is only available on Hong Kong Island). - Star Ferry: Round trip Tsim Sha Tsui - Central, HKD 3 to see the night view of Victoria Harbour. 🏨 Accommodation recommendation - Economy: - Chungking Mansions (Tsim Sha Tsui, about HKD 300/night, pay attention to safety). - YHA Mei Ho House Youth Hostel (Yau Ma Tei, HKD 200/bed). - Mid-range: - Kowloon Hotel (Tsim Sha Tsui, HKD 600/night, near the subway). - The Peninsula Hong Kong (Luxury Victoria Harbour view, HKD 3,000+/night). 📸 Must-see attractions + itinerary suggestions [Classic 3-day tour] Day1: Hong Kong Island Line - Modern Metropolis - Morning: - Central: Central-Mid-Levels Escalator, PMQ (artistic check-in). - Tai Kwun: Former Police Headquarters, free art exhibition + prison ruins. - Afternoon: - Victoria Peak (cable car HKD 88): overlooking Victoria Harbour, it is recommended to go during the dusk. - Evening: - Lan Kwai Fong: Bar street nightlife (or Causeway Bay shopping). Day 2: Kowloon Line - Nostalgia and Shopping - Morning: - Tsim Sha Tsui: Avenue of Stars, K11 Musea (art shopping center). - Afternoon: - Mong Kok: Ladies' Market, Goldfish Street (Internet-famous photo spot), Langham Place. - Evening: - Victoria Harbour Light Show (starts at 20:00, free). Day 3: Outlying Islands/Family Tour - Option A: - Disneyland (ticket HKD 639): Direct subway access, suitable for families. - Option B: - Lamma Island (ferry from Central Pier): Hiking + seafood meal. 🍜 Food recommendation Must-eat list 1. Tea restaurant: - Lan Fong Yuen (silk stocking milk tea + pork chop bun), Gwa Soh (Shawn Yue's favorite). 2. Street snacks: - Fish balls, egg waffles, imitation shark fin soup (Dundas Street, Mong Kok). 3. Cantonese cuisine/roast meat: - Yung Kee Restaurant (roast goose), Yat Lok Roast Goose. 4. Dessert: - Kai Kai Dessert (sesame paste), Yee Shun Dairy Company (double-layered milk custard). 🛍️ Shopping guide - Luxury goods: Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, IFC in Central. - Cosmeceuticals/electrical appliances: Sogo in Causeway Bay, Sai Yeung Choi Street South in Mong Kok. - Affordable trendy brands: Sneakers Street in Mong Kok, Golden Computer Arcade in Sham Shui Po.

Getting There (HKIA-HK City) - Ride the Airport Express Train Attractions - Tsim Sha Tsui St. Hotels - Chungking Mansions Food & Restaurants - Hong Kong Street Foods Shopping - Senado Square Getting There (HK Ferry Terminal- Taipa Macao) Attractions - The Parisian Macao, The Venetian Macao, and The Londoner Hotels - none (1-day trip) Food & Restaurants - Koi Kei Bakery Shopping - Grand Lisboa

You can try delicious african foods in Chunking Mansion , TST hong kong

Tsim Sha Tsui, where history and modernity intersect Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is an area where historical architecture and cutting-edge shopping spots come together. You can enjoy shopping, gourmet food, and unique experiences while enjoying the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour. This time, we will introduce three spots you should visit in Tsim Sha Tsui. Heritage 1881 – An elegant space with a sense of history Heritage 1881 is a shopping and dining spot that was renovated from the former Hong Kong Police Marine Police Headquarters. It features beautiful colonial-style architecture and is lined with high-end boutiques and sophisticated restaurants. The charm of the mall is that you can take a leisurely stroll while feeling the history of the building. At night, it is lit up, creating an even more fantastical atmosphere. It is recommended for history lovers and those who want to enjoy shopping and dining in a calm space. Harbour City – One of the largest shopping malls in Hong Kong If you love shopping, you can't miss Harbour City. This huge shopping mall is home to hundreds of shops, and offers everything from international luxury brands to casual fashion, cosmetics, and miscellaneous goods. It also has a wide variety of restaurants and cafes, so you can take a break and enjoy the spectacular view between shopping. The terrace seats along the harbor are particularly great for spending an elegant time overlooking Victoria Harbour. Chungking Mansions – A deep spot where different cultures intersect Another famous attraction in Tsim Sha Tsui is Chungking Mansions. Although it looks like a multi-tenant building, inside it is filled with restaurants, currency exchange offices, and budget accommodations from all over the world, making it feel like you've wandered into a foreign country. It is particularly famous for its Indian, Middle Eastern, and African cuisine. You can eat authentic curries and kebabs at reasonable prices, and it is popular with locals as well as tourists. It is the perfect spot to experience the multicultural side of Hong Kong. Summary Tsim Sha Tsui is an area where you can find many different attractions, such as "Heritage 1881" where you can feel the history, "Harbour City" where you can enjoy luxurious shopping, and "Chungking Mansions" where different cultures intersect. Please visit Tsim Sha Tsui, where you can enjoy shopping, gourmet food, and different cultural experiences in a variety of ways. #Hong Kong Travel #Tsim Sha Tsui #Heritage1881 #HarbourCity #Chungking Mansions #Hong Kong Shopping #Hong Kong Tourism #Spring 0 Yen Trip

The first thing you do when traveling abroad is to exchange money for the local currency, but I don't recommend it at Hong Kong airport, because the exchange rates are very high, not only in Hong Kong but also at other places in Hong Kong...! I recommend exchanging money at Chungking Mansions in Tsim Sha Tsui! There are many places that will exchange money with almost no fees!!! The exchange rates are very high in Hong Kong and at Hong Kong airport, and as far as I saw, there was a difference of 40-60 HKD (about 800-1,200 yen) when exchanging 10,000 yen💦 Of course, there were also places in the city that would exchange money at the same rate as Chungking Mansions, so let's find the place that will exchange money at the best rate✨ So, how do you get to the city from the airport without any money!?! That's the problem... First, pick up your Octopus card at the airport! The Octopus card is an essential item for traveling in Hong Kong! 🚈You can use it to pay everywhere, including trains, buses, trams, ferries, convenience stores, restaurants, and more! (It's great that you can charge it at convenience stores too✨) You can pre-purchase your Octopus card from each app! By paying in advance, you can receive it smoothly☺️ (If you have the minimum charge of 50HKD, you can take the bus to the city...!) If you're worried about the journey, it's best to exchange only the minimum amount you need at the airport! Due to the weak yen and the fact that prices in Hong Kong are quite high, let's have a pleasant trip~ #Spring0yentrip #HongKong #HongKongtrip #Transportation #OctopusCard #octopuscard #Exchange

Had an amazing time exploring this vibrant area! The guest house we stayed at had the perfect location—close to everything we needed, from the bus stop to HKIA to the nearby train station. It’s also surrounded by endless food options! The room was cozy enough for two, and despite a few small elevator wait times and smells from the nearby food stalls, our stay was smooth and comfortable. We were just a short walk from the famous Avenue of Stars and the Hong Kong Cultural Museum. Plus, we couldn’t miss our fave Jollibee and the famous baked shop. Highly recommend this spot for those looking for convenience, great food, and easy access to top attractions! #Wanderlust #CityAdventures #Staycation #AvenueOfStars #HongKongCulturalMuseum #Jollibee #bakehouse

When I had never been there, I didn't know... whether I liked Hong Kong's sentiment... But do I like Hong Kong's sentiment..? Red taxis, tall buildings, milk tea, night views, dim sum, double-decker buses, toast, crooked letters that I don't know the meaning of, dense signs... Every single one of them was an element that made me release dopamine :-) #MarchTravelSupportEvent #OverseasTravel #HongKongTravel #HongKongRestaurants #HongKongNightView #HongKong

Hong Kong Museum of Art is located at 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China. It has seven exhibition halls and is an art museum. ㅤ The Hong Kong Museum of Art was officially established in 1962. The museum's collection comes from purchases and donations. The museum's collection includes Chinese paintings and calligraphy, ancient cultural relics, historically significant paintings, and works by contemporary Hong Kong artists.   🕘[Opening hours]: Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays), open 10:00–18:00 on other days, closed on the first and second days of the Chinese New Year   💴[Ticket price]: Free admission, no reservation required ㅤ ⛺[Things to do]: Visit exhibitions according to your favorite exhibition theme. The exhibition hall has five floors. You can rest on the chairs by the large floor-to-ceiling windows (enjoy the sea view, take photos, and enjoy the atmosphere). ㅤ 🕘[Visit time]: 2–3 hours   🚌[Transportation guide]: Tsim Sha Tsui Station/East Tsim Sha Tsui Station   👉[Itinerary]: You can refer to my city walk route: Tsim Sha Tsui ➡️Hua Sister Bing Room ➡️Harbour City ➡️Star Ferry Pier ➡️Hong Kong Museum of Art ➡️Avenue of Stars ➡️Chungking Mansions   🧳[Luggage storage]: Free ㅤ 🧡[Preparation]: Wear comfortable shoes

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#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #HongKongTravel #HongKongRestaurants In Hong Kong, Cha Chan Teng sells a lot of breakfast menus, and you can see menus that combine East and West. I went to 'Lan Fong Yuen', which is famous among Cha Chan Teng. For breakfast at Cha Chan Teng, you usually order a cup of milk tea and one main menu, but my group and I wanted to try a variety of things, so we ordered a lot. After trying various things, the most delicious menu was bread. Crispy baked bread covered in butter, egg, and sugar can't be bad!🥞 In conclusion, I recommend the basic milk tea and toast menu! 🍯Honey Tip: The menu is milk tea + toast! If they recommend another menu, politely decline..☺️ 📍Location: 44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

#chinatrip Bathtub Cafe in the basement of Chungking Mansions 🛁 It started trial operation in February and finally had its grand opening yesterday🎊 The gray-silver rectangular storefront is in the center of the mall🏢 Surrounded by bar counters and high stools 🪑 In addition to coffee, beer and sake are also available here👀 In addition to providing simple pastry🥐🥖🥯 There are also staple dishes in collaboration with So Coffee & Gin in Sham Shui Po🍽️ I came here in the afternoon and tried the chocolate hazelnut shortbread recommended by the barista 🍰 The sweetness is just right with coffee ☕️ The dazzling array of sake bottles on the table is very tempting and I want to have one more glass🍶 #foodie #food

Chungking mansions lot exchanges there, Best exchange rate I see in Hong Kong also known as a little India too much Indian food & African food also electronics the building filled with full of hotels & rooms #hongkong #exchange #gowithtrip

Have you been to Chongqing Mansion for dinner? The basement of Chongqing Building has become a new food world "Qingfang" There are several restaurants moving in, making the holidays become a food photo-taking This time I went to Ha Noi Vietnamese food to try it ~ there is an afternoon tea menu on holidays🙌🏻 There is a combination discount package for afternoon tea Hanoi Raw Beef Soup River + Lemongrass Pork Chop The beef is half-cooked, tender and has a strong beef flavor Squeeze a little lime juice, the taste improves a lot🤤 The beef bone soup is rich and not greasy, and the fragrance is clear and not thirsty! Even if it’s afternoon tea, the portion is generous! Snack 🐖 Vietnamese Lemongrass Pork Chop Large pieces of pork chop tender meat juicy, lemongrass flavor prominent Very delicious~ Afternoon tea meal ~ Vietnamese pork chop buns are also very affordable Giant French bread 🥖 sandwiched with lemongrass pork chop, lettuce, carrot and cucumber shreds, etc It reduces the greasiness and is full of texture😋 Hanoi Snack Platter🤤 has all my favorite snacks Barbecue, fried shrimp cake, lemongrass chicken wings, Vietnamese spring rolls, fresh shrimp paper rice rolls The shrimp cake is crispy and bouncy, and not greasy! It tastes better with a little sweet and sour sauce Fresh shrimp paper rice rolls wrapped with fresh shrimp, lettuce, rice flour, cucumber, and carrot strips It feels fresh and sweet The lemongrass chicken wings are so crispy and juicy!!! When I eat Vietnamese food, I always want butter chicken wings It tastes like butter, and the crust is super crispy, delicious😋 I want a cup of coconut milk three-color ice The coconut juice is rich, the three-color ice has a lot of ingredients, like dessert😛 Ha Noi Vietnamese food Shop S21, G/F, Heath Qingfang, Chongqing Building, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #HongKongGood Places #FoodRecommendations #FoodGuide #Tsim Sha TsuiFood

☕️Lan Fong Yuen 📍44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 💰From 1000yen 🕰️10:30-18:00 Next to Chungking Mansions, a famous money exchange spot in Tsim Sha Tsui! A cha chaan teng located in the basement of Heath Hong Kong Shopping Center! You can enjoy delicious lemon tea and milk tea, as well as Hong Kong-style French toast, toast, and pineapple buns. Perfect for a break from sightseeing in Hong Kong! ☕️Why not stop by after exchanging money? #FreeTabi #FreeHongKongAirTickets #HongKongTourism

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#chinatrip Explore the vibrant heart of Hong Kong's Central district at night, where modern skyscrapers meet colonial heritage. Stroll along the Central–Mid-Levels Escalator, the longest outdoor covered escalator system in the world, offering a unique view of the city's nightlife. Visit iconic landmarks like the IFC Mall, take in the stunning skyline from Victoria Harbour, or enjoy the lively atmosphere of Lan Kwai Fong, filled with bars, restaurants, and street performers. The dazzling lights and energy of Central at night offer an unforgettable experience. #HongKongNightTour #CentralHK #LanKwaiFong #VictoriaHarbour #HongKongNightlife #Cityscape #IFCMall #TravelAsia #ExploreHongKong #UrbanAdventure

Off the main tourism track is my way of travel. It allows me to not just see but also feel the country and place that I have walked across. Firstly the good old Mong Kok in the Kowloon side of Hong Kong, this is where you will find most of the 60-80s style buildings that are always featured in old HK films. There are a lot of featured points in Mong Kok that one can visit and do. For those loving a cheap deal, Ladies streets and the surrounding streets turn into flea markets when the sun sets. There are also a lot of eateries that offer traditional HK dining menus. But do note, dining in HK can feel like a rush experience as their fast pace of life extends to dining. So only call for the service staff when we have your order in mind, they really don't like any kind of delays. For those wanting to see something unique to HK, the Avenue of Comics is a good place to visit, just 5mins walk from Jordan MTR. It's an open park dedicated to HK comics history with status and palm prints of famous artists and creators. ChungKing Mansions, the famous place where you can get the cheapest lodging in the country and see a large variety of cultures from every part of the world inside. Many said it's dangerous inside, but it's actually quite safe if you don't go around poking into unwanted business. Just 5 mins walk down from the ChungKing, you can enjoy a different landscape, with the K11 mall and the avenue of stars, where all the famous HK celebrities left their palm prints. At the end of the waterfront walkway you will reach the Jetty where you can enjoy a boat ride for around HK$6 across the channel to the Hong Kong Island side of the country. Taking trams is the best way to travel around Hong Kong Island side, just a flat fee of HK$3 will get you from east to west. And also if you are feeling lucky, you can drop by the Happy Valley Racecourse for a visit. Back on Kowloon side, one of the history that one can visit is the remains of the famous Walled City, although not much remains aside from a few gates and some damaged foundations, there is a small museum that showcases the history of the Walled City from beginning to the day it's torn down. So that's my off the main track travel in Hong Kong, for my 2D1N stay, there are much more you one can enjoy by just traveling out and looking at sights that are normally not in tourism maps #100waysoftravel #100種旅行方式 #hongkong