2025 Yau Ma Tei Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

🇰🇷Authentic Korean-led Korean cuisine The location is very convenient It’s easy to find in Tong Chai Street Most importantly, the price is really cheap $53 already has a lunch set It's also big enough to eat There is no charge and tax, and the restaurant is full of diners Lunch with kelp soup/canned beverage 🔸Stone Pot Bibimbap $53 Choose from grilled beef/spicy brisket/cheese fries/small chicken breast There are also many ingredients such as sprouts, spinach, and carrot threads The color is beautiful and looks very attractive Hot on the stone pot 🔸Kimchi Pork Belly Fried Rice with Sun Egg $53 The fried rice is big enough, and the fried rice is fragrant enough The meat of pork belly is not tough It’s delicious with kimchi 🔥Fried Chicken Set $78 for one person Kimchi spicy soup + sweet and spicy fried chicken + set drink The kimchi spicy soup is slightly spicy, and the meat is pork loin This meal has more fried chicken You can choose different sauces for the fried chicken Sweet and spicy/honey mustard/butter honey/cheese dusting/original I chose the sweet and spicy sauce It's sweeter and not very spicy There are four big pieces of fried chicken Other snacks 🔸Squid and shrimp sticks $25 🔸Melted Cheese Strips $28 🔸Assorted Seaweed Wrap Rice $48 📍SUN HARU Shop E & F, G/F, Weida Building, 1A-1L Tong Chai Street, Mong Kok #circle_life #circle_foodie #HongKongFood #MongKok #Jordon #sunharu #AuthenticKoreanCooking #KoreanMaster #HongKongKoreanCooking #AffordableLunch

Hong Kong Hong Kong Tourism There are many tourist spots in Hong Kong, but this time I went to Chon Fong Street Rest Garden, a relaxing spot loved by locals when you are tired from sightseeing in Hong Kong and want to take a break, so I will share my experience there. 📍 Chon Fong Street Rest Garden 📍 405 Nathan Rd, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong →MRT About 6 minutes walk from Yau Ma Tei Station Kwun Fong Street Rest Garden It is a small park facing Nathan Road in Yau Ma Tei. It is elevated from other roads, and has a unique Chinese atmosphere. It was an interesting park with big, impressive trees, a magnificent Chinese-style gate, and even a bridge in the park. There are many local people here, so it must be a place of relaxation for locals. #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Tourism #Hong Kong Travel #Tsim Sha Tsui #Tsim Sha Tsui #Victoria Harbour #Central #Central #Men's Street #Temple Street #Temple Street #Kwun Fong Street Rest Garden #Yau Ma Tei #Travel with Me

Fu Wah Cafe offers a modern twist on the classic Cha Chaan Teng experience. With air conditioning, comfortable seating, and a spacious layout, it stands apart from traditional local cafes. The atmosphere is inviting and perfect for enjoying a relaxed meal with friends or family. During our visit, we sampled a variety of dishes that showcase the best of Hong Kong's local breakfast fare. The classic Tong Fun in tomato soup was rich and flavorful, a comforting choice that felt like a warm hug in a bowl. The egg tart had a creamy, sweet filling that melted in the mouth. The polo bun, with its slightly crunchy top and soft, buttery interior, was a delightful treat. Everything we tried was delicious, and the quality of the food, combined with the pleasant ambiance, made for a memorable dining experience. We are already looking forward to our next visit to explore more of their menu offerings. Address: Portland Street, 41 Pitt St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong #foodies #hongkongtravelguide

📌 English version is available below. 🇬🇧 📍 ถ้าใครมาพักย่าน Yau Ma Tei แล้วอยากหาของกินอร่อย ๆ เดินทางง่าย ไม่ไกล เดินได้เลย! เราขอแนะนำ 2 ร้านระดับตำนาน ที่การันตีความอร่อยจาก Michelin ทั้งคู่ กินง่าย ฟีลโลคอลแบบฮ่องกงแท้ ๆ ⸻ 🥇 1. Kai Kai Dessert (佳佳甜品) 📌 Jordan | ⭐ Michelin Bib Gourmand ⏰ เปิดถึงดึก ของหวานร้านดังที่คนต่อคิวทุกคืน! แนะนำเมนู “บัวลอยน้ำขิง” และ “งาดำร้อน” เนื้อบัวลอยนุ่มละมุน น้ำขิงร้อนหอมเข้ม ซดแล้วสดชื่นสุด ๆ เหมาะกับการปิดท้ายวัน หรือแวะมาเติมพลังยามค่ำคืน ⸻ 🍳 2. Australia Dairy Company 📌 Jordan | ⏰ เช้า–บ่าย (หยุดวันพฤหัสฯ) 🍞 สไตล์ Cha Chaan Teng คาเฟ่คลาสสิกในตำนาน มาร้านนี้ห้ามพลาด “ขนมปังปิ้ง + ไข่นุ่ม” เสิร์ฟคู่ชานมฮ่องกง หอม มัน กลมกล่อม ใครชอบความไว ต้องลอง! เพราะบริการที่นี่ขึ้นชื่อว่าเร็วจี๋ จัดจ้านในย่านจอร์แดนแน่นอน ⸻ 🥟 3. Dim Sum Here – ดิมซำแนวโมเดิร์น ราคาดี บรรยากาศสบายๆ 📌 Mong Kok | ⏰ เปิดกลางวัน–ค่ำ ใครอยากลองดิมซำหลายแบบในที่เดียวต้องมาร้านนี้! มีให้เลือกตั้งแต่ฮะเก๋า, ขนมจีบ, ซาลาเปา ไปจนถึงฟิวชั่นเมนูที่จัดจานมาสวยมาก เหมาะกับสายถ่ายรูป + ชอบลองหลายอย่างในบรรยากาศคาเฟ่ชิล ๆ 💡 เหมาะกับกลุ่มเพื่อนหรือคนที่อยากลองดิมซำแบบไม่ต้องเข้าโรงแรม ⸻ 🔥 4. Hing Kee Restaurant – หม้อดินเจ้าดังย่าน Temple Street 📌 Yau Ma Tei | ⏰ เย็น–ดึก หนึ่งในร้านหม้อดินชื่อดังที่สุดของฮ่องกง! ร้านใหญ่ คนแน่นทุกวัน เมนูหม้อดินร้อน ๆ มีทั้งข้าวหน้าไก่ ข้าวหน้าไส้กรอกจีน หมูตุ๋น และอีกเพียบ เสิร์ฟในหม้อร้อนเดือด ๆ กลิ่นหอมโชยทั่วโต๊ะ 💬 เคล็ดลับ: ถ้ามาช่วงหัวค่ำแนะนำให้ต่อคิวก่อน ร้านนี้ฮอตมาก ——— 📌 ทั้ง 3 ร้านนี้อยู่ใกล้กันมากในโซน Yau Ma Tei – Mong Kok เดินถึงกันได้ภายใน 10 นาที ไม่ว่าจะจัดทริปกินเช้า-บ่าย หรือดินเนอร์ก็ดีหมด! 🍴 สายกินของจริงต้องไม่พลาดโพสต์นี้! เก็บลิสต์ไว้ แล้วตามรอยได้เลย 📲 คลิกหน้าโปรไฟล์ แล้วดูทริปฮ่องกงสุดอร่อยของเราต่อได้เลย! ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🇬🇧 English Version 🇬🇧 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🍽️ Must-Try Local Eats in Yau Ma Tei & Mong Kok (All within 10-min walk!) 🥇 1. Kai Kai Dessert – Famous local dessert shop in Jordan, awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand. Try Black Sesame Soup and Ginger Tangyuan – warm, smooth, and comforting! 🍳 2. Australia Dairy Company – Legendary Cha Chaan Teng. Must-try: Toast with Fluffy Scrambled Eggs + classic Hong Kong Milk Tea. Super fast service! 🥟 3. Dim Sum Here – Stylish dim sum spot in Mong Kok. Fusion-style, affordable, and perfect for Instagram photos! 🔥 4. Hing Kee Restaurant – Iconic Claypot Rice at Temple Street. Hot sizzling bowls with chicken, Chinese sausage & more. Very popular – expect a queue! 💡 All 4 places are walkable – great for a morning, lunch, or dinner food tour! 👇 Explore more delicious Hong Kong spots on our profile – click and follow for foodie tips! #HongKongEats #YauMaTei #MongKokFood #TripMoments #เที่ยวฮ่องกง #HongKongEats #YauMaTei #TripMoments #ของกินฮ่องกง #ร้านเด็ดฮ่องกง #เที่ยวฮ่องกงด้วยตัวเอง

📅 Itinerary Day1: A trip to Y Ma Tei Fruit Market to see the fresh produced fruits available in abundance in this awesome market. Day2: Visited the Tin Hau Temple to pay respect and have a quick glimpse of the local practices, this temple being dedicated by the locals to the sea goddess. Day3: A stroll at Temple Street Night Market, with its vibrant atmosphere, famous street food that pleases our taste buds and souvenir shopping to complete a great night. 🏨 Accommodation: We stayed at Ramada Hong Kong Grand which is an affordable and convenient location, just about 5 mins walk from Jordan MTR station. 🍴 Food Recommendations: We discovered these 2 great dining places nearby: - DimDimSum Dim Sum Specialty Store and we loved their yummy and great tasting dim sum. - Mak Man Kee Noodle Shop which serves mouth-watering noodles with tiger prawns that is worth coming back for. 📌 Tips To maximize you visit, make sure to: - Plan your activities well, if possible, better to go on weekdays when its not to crowded, so it would be easier to explore their numerous attractions - Choose an accomodation near the MTR station for ease and convenience in going from one tourist spot to another, and other places that you want to check out. - Get your Octopus Card ready for easy transport as well as data sim/esim/affordable prepaid rominng plan for your trip, wifi is available in many places in Hong Kong, but having internet available all throughout your trip is super helpful and essential, based on my personal experience as a frequent traveler.

Chef Long Baiwei This time I want to introduce a restaurant in Yau Ma Tei with a high-quality small dish called "Long Bai Mei Chef", this restaurant has many small dishes home cooking is quite troublesome, and the price is very friendly, just like a plate of white eel is only $ 68, other cheapest dishes are only $ 20 up, friendly to the people you can not believe! This restaurant has a first level at the door, wheelchair users will have to bring their own ramp to enter, the restaurant is very large, enough for a wheelchair to walk in, the staff are very attentive to what I want to eat, they will help you carry it to the table, very good greeting! 1. Steamed white eel $68 (9.5/10) This plate of steamed white eel has a lot of portion, a total of 8 pieces of white eel. Each piece of white eel is not plump, and the meat is a little bouncy. Be careful of small fish bones when eating white eel, and the addition of white eel is quite innovative! 2. Malay Curry Potato Chicken $28 (9/10) This plate of curry potato chicken is not very spicy, the chicken pieces have 5 pieces, quite a lot of meat, initially thought the meat was very soft, but it was quite tender, and there were potatoes, three-color peppers, etc.! 3. Cabbage Beef $26 (9.5/10) This plate of beef with cabbage has a lot of portion. The cabbage is very clear and sweet, not old and has no stalks. The beef is not tough. There are 6 slices. It's good! 4. Rice as you like $5 (10/10) This bowl of white rice tastes quite right for me, and it's optional. If you're a big eater, it's right for you! 5. Old-fashioned Soup $6 (9.5/10) The soup of old-fashioned soup is different every day. I had the soup of sweet potato ribs, corn and carrot. This soup is very clear and sweet, and it tastes good! Total price for 2 people is $138 Total Personal Taste Rating: 9.5/10 Address: G/F, Overseas Chinese Building, 566 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei Please follow me🙆♂️ @wheelchareatinhongkong If you like my sharing, please follow me, and remember to Like and Share! 🙏🏻🙇🏻♂️ #LongbaiweiChef #CommonPrice #QualitySideSide #YaumaTeiFood #YauMaTiGood Places #HongKongFood #hkfoodie #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodpic #hkfoods #hkfoodshare #dessert #hkdessertshop #food #hkfoodstagram #hkfoodpic #hkigfood #foodiehk #yummy #delicious #foodie #hkfoodieblogger #hkfoodieblogger registration # Sign up for a cruise trial seater

#5月好去地方2025 Address: Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon (about 3 minutes walk from Jordan Station or Yau Ma Tei Station) Atmosphere/Facilities: Temple Street is one of the most representative civilian night markets in Hong Kong. It starts to get lively in the evening. The street is lined with vendors and old shops, selling antiques, men's and women's clothing, daily necessities, small appliances, mobile phone cases, souvenirs, etc. There are also many fortune-telling stalls, street performers and open-air restaurants. The street is not wide, but the crowds are dense and the atmosphere is warm. There are convenience stores, public toilets and MTR stations around, and transportation and living functions are very convenient. Tickets: Free ⸻ Features: • A night market cultural landmark with the old Hong Kong style • Combining authentic Hong Kong snacks, street performers and street stall culture • You can experience fortune-telling, listen to Cantonese opera, and buy cheap groceries, all at once • It was the filming location for many movies and Hong Kong dramas, full of nostalgic atmosphere • Near the Yau Ma Tei Tin Hau Temple and Temple Street Archway, suitable for taking photos and checking in Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) ⸻ Experience: From the movie to reality, Temple Street made me relive the Hong Kong-style Jianghu dream If Hong Kong is a classic Hong Kong movie, then Temple Street is one of the most flavorful scenes in the movie. This time when I came to Hong Kong for a trip, I specially chose an evening to visit Temple Street. As soon as I turned into the street, I was surrounded by a strong nostalgic atmosphere. The street is not wide, and both sides are filled with various stalls, from antiques, mobile phone cases, watches, clothes, and even colorful old movie posters. They are all available at low prices and in a wide variety of categories, which dazzled me. Temple Street is lively at night, but not noisy. Walking in it is like traveling through a Hong Kong movie from the 1990s. Every few steps, you can hear the familiar Cantonese shouting, and the boss's warm greetings, "Come and watch, it doesn't matter if you don't buy." What surprised me most was that next to a small stall, a street performer was playing Cantonese opera on the erhu, and there were several elderly people singing softly next to him. The scene seemed to be still in time, and it was so real that it seemed like an illusion. After walking for a while, I couldn't help but sit down and try the legendary "Temple Street Claypot Rice". The clay pot was sizzling when it was served, the rice was full of the aroma of the sauce, and the crispy rice crust was super addictive. With a bowl of hot old-fashioned soup and a plate of fried squid, this meal was really satisfying. Although the stalls are simple, the street flavor is more memorable than high-end restaurants. In addition to food and shopping, the most interesting thing about Temple Street is the whole row of "fortune-telling streets". Most of these stalls offer services such as horoscopes, Ziwei Dou Shu, palm reading, and tarot cards. I was just curious at first, but an old man enthusiastically asked me to sit down and said that I could take a look for free. As a result, we chatted for more than ten minutes. Although whether it is accurate or not is a matter of opinion, the mysterious and friendly interaction left a deep impression on me. Of course, Temple Street is not perfect. Stalls in some areas will repeatedly sell similar products, and the tourist atmosphere is heavy, and there is less feeling of being visited by locals. But overall, this is still the most direct place to feel the charm of old Hong Kong, especially for people who are visiting Hong Kong for the first time. The moment I walked out of Temple Street, I couldn't help but look back. The lights were flashing and the voices were bustling. The familiar and unfamiliar scene reminded me of many classic scenes in Hong Kong movies. Temple Street is not just a night market, but more like a continuing memory of old Hong Kong. Next time I come, I will definitely sit down again, order a pot of clay pot rice, and listen to an old Cantonese song. #Hong Kong must-check-in place #Clay pot rice #Hong Kong #Temple Street #Temple Street Pedestrian Street #Temple Street Night Market #Jordan #Yau Ma Tei

Day 1: Local Culture & Night Markets • Morning: • Stroll through Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market – vibrant wholesale market since 1913 • Visit Tin Hau Temple – dedicated to the sea goddess, a peaceful spiritual stop • Afternoon: • Explore Shanghai Street – old-school hardware stores, feng shui shops, and dai pai dongs • Try a foot massage at a traditional Chinese reflexology spot • Evening: • Wander through Temple Street Night Market • Catch a street-side Cantonese opera performance or a fortune teller reading ⸻ Day 2: Foodie Adventure & Mong Kok Crossover • Morning: • Dim sum brunch at One Dim Sum or Tim Ho Wan (nearby in Mong Kok) • Afternoon: • Explore Ladies Market & Sneaker Street in Mong Kok (walkable) • Sip herbal tea at a century-old tea house • Evening: • Visit Sky100 Observation Deck (short MTR ride) for a panoramic sunset view • Late-night eats at Mak Man Kee Noodle Shop (Michelin Bib Gourmand wonton noodles) ⸻ Day 3: Artsy Vibes & Hidden Corners • Morning: • Grab breakfast at a cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style café) • Explore Yau Ma Tei Theatre, a preserved pre-war theatre • Afternoon: • Chill at Kowloon Park or visit Hong Kong Museum of History (via Jordan or Tsim Sha Tsui) • Evening: • Visit the Jade Market and bargain for a good luck charm • Try Claypot rice at Four Seasons Pot Rice (四季煲仔飯) – local legend ⸻ 🏨 Accommodation Suggestions (Yau Ma Tei / Jordan Area) • Eaton HK – Stylish hotel with a social hub, artsy vibe, and rooftop pool • Hotel Stage – Boutique hotel with local art and cozy design • Inn Hotel Hong Kong – Great budget option near Nathan Road ⸻ 🍴 Food Recommendations • Dim Sum: One Dim Sum, DimDimSum Dim Sum Specialty Store • Street Food: Curry fishballs, stinky tofu, egg waffles – Temple Street or Mong Kok • Dessert: Yee Shun Milk Company (double-steamed milk pudding) • Local Noodles: Sister Wah for beef brisket noodles ⸻ 📌 Tips • 🪙 Carry cash for street markets – many stalls don’t take cards • 🚇 Get an Octopus Card for easy transport and convenience store purchases • 🌙 Temple Street gets livelier after 7pm – don’t go too early • 🍽️ Many restaurants have odd hours (closed afternoons) – check ahead • 🏙️ Combine walking with short MTR rides – efficient and air-conditioned

DAY 1: Classic landmarks and Victoria Harbour at night Theme: City panorama + cultural landmarks Morning: Victoria Peak Take the retro cable car to the top and overlook the Victoria Harbour (the best view is from the Peak Tower Observation Deck) Check in at Madame Tussauds (optional) Noon: Authentic Central Food Try Yung Kee Restaurant Roast Goose or Shengxiang Garden Tomato Beef Brisket Pasta, about HK$100 per person Afternoon: Central Market + Ferris Wheel Experience the atmosphere of old Hong Kong in Central Market and take the Ferris Wheel at HK$20 per person to overlook Victoria Harbour Evening: Star Ferry Night Cruise From Central Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui, experience the light show on both sides of Victoria Harbour for HK$5 (starting at 19:00) Evening: Walk along the Avenue of Stars Check in the celebrity handprints and take classic photos of Victoria Harbour at night DAY 2: Market culture and shopping spree Theme: Local life + shopping in the business district Morning: Mong Kok/Yau Ma Tei Visit Goldfish Street and Ladies Street, take photos of Hong Kong-style street scenes, and check in at Yau Ma Tei Police Station, a Hong Kong film shooting location Recommended food: Yishun Dairy Company Double Skin Milk (about HK$30) Noon: Tsim Sha Tsui Business District Shopping at Harbour City and K11 MUSEA, check in art installations and sea view cafes Afternoon: Shopping in Causeway Bay Concentrated shopping at Times Square and Sogo Department Store, check in at Hennessy Road to take background photos of Ding Ding cars Evening: Temple Street Night Market Experience the food stalls (Typhoon Shelter Fried Crab, Claypot Rice), and feel the fireworks (HK$80-150 per person) DAY 3: Theme park or literary exploration Optional options: Option A: Full-day tour of Disneyland Must-see attractions: Grizzly Mountain Mine Car, Star Wars Speed ​​Shuttle, night fireworks show requires advance reservation Ticket recommendation: Buy tickets in advance on the official website (about HK$629) to avoid the weekend peak Option B: West Kowloon Cultural District + Sham Shui Po Morning: Hong Kong Palace Museum Immersive exhibition (tickets HK$64), outdoor lawn with a view of Victoria Harbour Afternoon: Sham Shui Po Old Street Visit hipster cafes, second-hand bookstores, and taste Ho Yik Tai rice noodle rolls (Michelin recommended) Practical tips Transportation: Octopus card covers subways, buses, ferries, and Airport Express 24 minutes to reach the city Ding Ding Car (3 HKD) is suitable for short-distance sightseeing, and Star Ferry tickets are reserved for cash purchase Accommodation: Tsim Sha Tsui/Mong Kok: convenient transportation, 300-500 HKD per person per night Tsuen Wan: cost-effective, close to Disneyland and subway directly to the city Avoidance: The queue for the Peak Tram is long, you can buy tickets in advance or take the bus to the mountain Temple Street Night Market is wary of "seafood assassins", ask the price in advance Budget reference Basic consumption: 800-1200 HKD per day (including food, accommodation, transportation, tickets) Money-saving tips: Use "Hong Kong Gift" consumption coupons to redeem transportation or attraction discounts Adjust the itinerary according to your interests, it is recommended to download the MTR Mobile App to check real-time traffic

Located right in the heart of Yau Ma Tei, Dim Sum Here is a popular local spot offering a mix of traditional and modern dim sum — all at affordable prices that make it a go-to for both locals and tourists. Conveniently situated just opposite a bus stop, it’s hard to miss — especially with the frequent queues outside, a clear sign you’re in for something good. We ordered all the essentials: • Siew Mai (pork dumplings) • Har Gao (shrimp dumplings) • Chee Cheong Fun (rice noodle rolls) …and more — each bite was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Whether you’re starting your day or looking for a casual dim sum fix, Dim Sum Here offers comfort food done right in the middle of Hong Kong’s hustle. 🕰️Business Hours: 8am to 10pm #hkonbudget

Temple Street embodies the quintessential Hong Kong vibe in my memory. Right below residential buildings, you'll find street vendors, dripping air conditioners, and neon signs lighting up the area. Here, you can find daily necessities, and the vendors work tirelessly to promote their products. There's no need to compare prices among different stalls since most of them sell similar items, but don't forget to haggle! Knocking off HK$10-15 is usually no problem. You can find antiques, fridge magnets, clothing, and various knick-knacks here. 📍Address: Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong 💰Average spending: If you don't buy anything, you won't spend a dime.

**Core theme:** Experience the Jianghu atmosphere, market life and authentic food of Temple Street in an immersive way, and feel the unique charm of Yau Ma Tei's blend of old and new. **Accommodation recommendation (core area of ​​Yau Ma Tei, convenient for exploring Temple Street):** 1. **Hotel Stage Hong Kong:** * **Features:** A designer boutique hotel with a strong artistic atmosphere. The rooftop bar overlooks the streetscape of Yau Ma Tei, and some rooms have excellent views. It is strategically located, and it only takes a few minutes to walk to Temple Street and Yau Ma Tei MTR Station. New facilities and good service. * **Suitable for:** Mid- to high-end travelers who pursue design, comfort and convenience. * **Highlights:** The excellent geographical location is the best base for exploring Temple Street and its surroundings. 2. **Bridal Tea House Hotel - Yau Ma Tei:** * **Features:** A well-known budget hotel chain brand in Hong Kong with high cost performance. The Yau Ma Tei branch is conveniently located, clean and tidy, and has complete basic facilities. It is very close to the core area of ​​Temple Street. * **Suitable for:** Backpackers and budget travelers with limited budget who value the core location and cleanliness. * **Highlights:** Extremely high value for money and unrivaled core location of Temple Street. 3. **Casa Deluxe Hotel (Yau Ma Tei):** * **Features:** Another cost-effective choice, the room may be slightly larger than the Red Tea House (by Hong Kong standards), and the design is simple and modern. It is also located in the core area of ​​Yau Ma Tei, and it is convenient to walk to Temple Street. * **Suitable for:** Travelers who are looking for a slightly larger space and a newer design than the Red Tea House, but the budget is still mid-range. * **Highlights:** Balance of price, location and comfort. **Itinerary:** **Day 1: First exploration of Temple Street Jianghu & Yau Ma Tei imprint (Highlights: First experience of Temple Street Night Market + Historical landmarks)** * **Afternoon: Arrival & Check-in** * Arrive in Hong Kong and check in to the selected Yau Ma Tei hotel. * Take a short break and feel the atmosphere of the streets around the hotel. * **Evening (5:30 PM - 7:00 PM): Tin Hau Temple and Banyan Tree Head Park** * **First stop: Tin Hau Temple in Yau Ma Tei. ** This is where the name of Temple Street comes from! Feel the local faith center, observe the temple architectural details and the prosperous incense scene. Learn about its history (built in the Qing Dynasty). * **Second stop: Banyan Tree Head Park. ** Next to Tin Hau Temple, this is the prelude to the Temple Street Night Market. It is a resting place during the day. Starting in the evening, fortune-telling stalls and Cantonese opera enthusiasts gather to sing, and the atmosphere of market life is overwhelming. Sitting down and listening to an authentic Cantonese opera is a great way to integrate into the local culture. * **Evening (from 7:00 PM): First experience of Temple Street Night Market & authentic food stall dinner** * **Highlights:** As night falls, the neon signs of Temple Street light up, and the night market officially opens! * **What to visit:** * Feel the crowds and the unique "jianghu" atmosphere. * Browse the dazzling array of small commodity stalls: watches, electronic products (be careful to distinguish), clothing, antique toys, Feng Shui products, etc. The focus is not on shopping, but on experiencing this bizarre market culture. * **Must-see:** Look for stalls selling "man's treasures" (various interesting gadgets), which is one of the characteristics of Temple Street. * Pay attention to the hidden mahjong halls and karaoke halls on both sides of the building to experience the Hong Kong flavor in the movie. * **Recommended dinner (Temple Street food stalls):** * **Xingji clay pot rice:** The symbol of Temple Street! Charcoal clay pot rice is a must-eat, and the recommended pork ribs rice and chicken rice are recommended. The rice crust is the essence! The environment is noisy but the experience is perfect. * **Meidu Restaurant (a few minutes walk):** Although not in the core of the night market, it is very nostalgic (opened in 1950). We had Hong Kong-style baked pork chop rice, French toast, and red bean ice, and felt the decoration of the old-fashioned ice house (mosaic tiles, old ceiling fans) and the charm of the filming locations of movies such as "Kowloon Ice House". * **Midnight snack (optional):** Temple Street or nearby dessert shops, such as **Jia Jia Dessert** (a bit of a walk, but worth it) or **Yishun Milk Company**'s double skin milk and ginger milk. **Day 2: In-depth exploration of Yau Ma Tei's texture & Temple Street food tour (focus: local market + in-depth food exploration)** * **Morning (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM): Strolling through the streets of Yau Ma Tei** * **First stop: Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market. ** The oldest and largest fruit wholesale market in Hong Kong (built in 1913). **Best time to visit: early morning (4-6AM) to see the trading scene, or morning (after 9 o'clock) to see the aftertaste and retail before closing. ** Appreciate the unique pre-war arcade-style buildings, feel the fragrance of fruits and the vitality of porters (pay attention to safety and do not hinder the work). * **Second stop: Jade Market & Gansu Street. ** Near Yau Ma Tei MTR station. In the morning, visit the Jade Market (note: if you don’t know the business, look more and buy less) to experience the atmosphere of another traditional industry. Gansu Street is a famous "toy street" where you can find many nostalgic toys and party supplies. * **Lunch (12:00 PM - 1:30 PM): Traditional Hong Kong-style roast meat/noodles** * **Recommendation:** * **Meidu Restaurant (if you didn’t go the day before):** Experience a nostalgic lunch. * **** * **** * **Four Seasons Claypot Rice (Yau Ma Tei Arthur Street):** Another well-known claypot rice restaurant, comparable to Hing Kee. * **Sheng Kee Congee Expert (Yau Ma Tei Branch):** Taste the smooth and delicious Jidi Congee and Fish Belly Congee. * **Any popular roast meat shop on the street:** Fried chicken, barbecued pork, roast goose rice, feel the most common Hong Kong flavor. * **Afternoon (2:00 PM - 5:00 PM): Cultural exploration & rest** * **Option 1: Broadway Cinematheque & Kubrick Bookstore. ** A holy place for literary youth. Watch an art film, or read movies and art books in the bookstore cafe to experience the other side of Yau Ma Tei. * **Option 2: Yau Ma Tei Police Station (external check-in). ** A classic TVB filming location. Although it is no longer the main police station, the building itself has colonial characteristics and is a photo check-in point. * **Option 3: Go back to the hotel for a short rest,** and recharge for the evening's food tour. * **Evening & Night (from 6:00 PM): In-depth food tour of Temple Street and surrounding areas** * **Goal:** Taste the most famous specialties of Temple Street and Yau Ma Tei. * **Dinner recommendation (focus on the signature dishes):** * **Typhoon Shelter Fried Crab/Fried Spicy Crab:** One of the soul food of Temple Street food stalls! Recommend **Temple Street Spicy Crab** or **Bridge Under Spicy Crab (Wan Chai is more famous, but there are also branches/similar styles in Yau Ma Tei). ** The garlic, pepper and spicy aromas are fragrant, and the crab meat is delicious. A must order! * **Salt and Pepper Mantis Shrimp:** Another classic of food stalls. The shell is crispy and salty, and the shrimp meat is sweet and chewy. * **Hing Kee Claypot Rice (if you didn’t eat it on the first day):** A must-have. * **Temple Street Beef Offal:** Find a small cart with a queue and taste authentic Hong Kong-style beef offal (beef lungs, tripe, beef brisket, etc.), served with yellow mustard or sweet sauce. * **Midnight snack/dessert:** *

There is a ramen shop #面屋神匠 in the middle of the alley of Café de Coral in Yau Ma Tei The window of the shop is hung with colorful lanterns🏮 Quite eye-catching💡 Themed after 🇯🇵 Japanese Sapporo ramen Not to mention the most famous local shrimp soup ramen🦐 The rich soup shrimp soup ramen ramen is already very fragrant when served💨 The soup has a rich shrimp flavour When eating, a chop of noodles 🍜 with cherry shrimp are very tasty The color and flavor are all very satisfying 🥰 Personally, I think the fish and pork bone ramen is more salty Overall okay Char siu comparison: The char siu with moxibustion is the best🤤 Some semi-fat and thin More fragrant and tasty than slow-cooked char siu 👍🏻 Noodle House Master (Mong Kok) Shop B, G/F, 562 Nathan Road, Mong Kok #MongKok Food #Yau Ma Tei Food #tg31eat Mong Kok #tg31 Yau Ma Tei 。 。 。 。 。 #HongKong #852 #hkig #hkfoodie #foodie #hkblogger #foodporn #hongkongfood #hkeat #hk #hkfood #yummy #yummyfood #mobile eat first #camera eat first #shrimp soup ramen #tonkotsuramen #ramen #ramen

🪩The history of Temple Street, known as the "common people's nightclub" in Hong Kong, can be traced back to 1887. During the Qing Dynasty, a Tin Hau Temple was built in Temple Street, which gave it its name. It has also been the filming location for many classic Hong Kong films🎬. 🌟Temple Street in Hong Kong is connected to Jordan Station on the Hong Kong🚇 MTR Tsuen Wan Line in the south, and is very close to Yau Ma Tei Station in the north. Temple Street not only includes Hong Kong cultural elements such as Cantonese opera and 🥢food stalls, but also various common Hong Kong cultures such as fortune-telling stalls, hawker groceries and Hong Kong-style snacks. Although this seems to be a place where dragons and snakes are mixed, it attracts tourists from all over the world. It is one of the most representative Hong Kong attractions and is worth a visit. ✨Whether you want to experience the local culture and customs, enjoy local food and snacks, or take photos, I believe Temple Street will satisfy you. 📍Address: Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong 🕰️Business hours: vendors 16:00~24:00; different stores 🚉Take the MTR to Jordan Station Exit A and walk to arrive #Register for June Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 #Hong Kong Good Places #Hong Kong Check-in #Hong Kong #Eat, Drink and Play #Temple Street #Authentic Flavor #Culture #Tourist Attractions #Travel Guide #Travel Expert #Travel Cool Experience #Travel Inspiration #Travel Guide

Starting off with two big glasses of soda—Pomegranate Soda and Pineapple Soda. Perfect for sipping while enjoying the hearty soup rice dishes, truly a chill vibe! Appetizer: "Goose Intestines with Black Pork"—The goose intestines are impressively long, almost arm-length, and are both tender and crunchy. Even the neighboring table couldn't resist ordering after seeing how much we enjoyed it. Main Dish: "Fish Maw, Grouper, Conch, Chicken, and Lobster Soup Rice"—The lobster head is eye-catching, the grouper is tender, the conch is sweet and chewy, and the dish is packed with ingredients like zucchini, lettuce, clams, squid rings, fish maw, mussels, chicken, and more. Truly generous portions! Special Dish: "Abalone, Fish Maw, Cordyceps Flower, and Chicken Pot with Shark Fin"—The golden chicken soup is rich and aromatic. Tear apart the chicken with gloves and enjoy the tender, fresh meat while sipping the flavorful soup. Absolutely satisfying! Each bowl is huge and loaded with ingredients, yet costs only around HK$100. Such great value for money! Grandpa Village - Lobster Soup, Soup Rice, and Stewed Soup Specialist 📍 Ground Floor, 72 Portland Street, Yau Ma Tei

Walk past Gardonna And see what's good This time try the melted cheese tart🤪 Melted cheese tart $16/piece Keep someone buying when you go on Sunday I'll buy a piece and try it right away The skin is crispy, the cheese is runny, and the cheese flavor is very fragrant What a surprise wo🤩 📍Gardona Natural Yeast Handmade Bakery G/F, 54 Beck Street, Yau Ma Tei #circle_life #circle_foodie #Hong Kong Food #Mong Kok #Mong Kok Food #Yau Ma Tei #Yau Ma Tei Food #Gadona #Melted CheeseTart #CheeseTart #Gardona Natural Yeast Handmade Bakery

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#springitinerary 太平館餐廳✨✨ Address @19-21 Mau Lam St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong. The restaurant vibe of Tai Ping Koon with nostalgic interior decoration, the feel like stepping into 70’s time-tunnel back to old-school surrounding, with great well maintained.😊👍🏻✨ A great chance to enjoy the taste of old Hong Kong with fusion of Chinese, Portuguese and Western cuisine. #highlyrecommended ⭐️Smoked Pomfret ⭐️Chicken Wings in Swiss Sauce ⭐️Borsch Soup with Bread ⭐️The signature must-try dessert🌀Baked Soufflé🌀sweet of the day! a huge soufflé ever had😘👍🏻✨the generously-sized was ideal for sharing! #taipingkoon #hk #tsimshatsui #hongkong #anna29diary #explorehk #mustvisit #tripmoments #awesomepic #tripblazers #hkrestaurant #musttry #mustorder #soufflé

Red Tea is a shop that I must recommend to eat in Hong Kong. It's extremely delicious. When you order a set, you can buy a lemon tea for 3 dollars. I highly recommend it. #Hong Kong Yao Ma Tai

✨The Reclamation Street "Open-air Market" is located at Beihai Street and Gansu Street Section in the Jordan and Yau Ma Tei areas of Hong Kong. It is one of the most lively markets in Yau Ma Tei. The market has a long history. It used to be a small street market where vendors set up simple stalls with canvas. Now you can see tenement buildings with a history of more than 40 years on both sides of the street market. Green iron stalls stand on both sides, making it an ideal place for cultural lovers and tourists to take photos and check in. 📍Address: Jordan and Yau Ma Tei area, Hong Kong ✨The items sold here are all inclusive and inexpensive, including daily necessities, fresh meat, vegetables and fruits, some gradually disappearing wild herbal medicine stalls, wedding etiquette items, traditional preserved fruits and cakes stalls, etc. All the daily necessities you can think of are available on Reclamation Street. 👍🏻When you come to Jordan and Yau Ma Tei area in Hong Kong for shopping and sightseeing, if you come here specially, you may buy what you like and have a different experience❤️. #RegisterMayHotelTestSleeper2025 #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKong #CheckIn #CulturalExperience #StreetMarket #TravelExpert

🍜 Yau Ma Tei specialty stone pot rice noodle shop Do colorful neon tubes remind you of something? What comes to my mind is the color of Hong Kong. Xiao Cao Shi Baguai in Yau Ma Tei combines traditional and creative Hong Kong-style steamed rice and stone pot rice noodles, as well as a series of snacks and skewers. The prices are affordable, making it a restaurant with a very high CP value in the area and a good place for my late-night snack. 🐟 Spicy Sichuan Peppercorn Crispy Fish Skin $42 The crispy cold fish skin has the aroma and numbing sensation brought by Sichuan peppercorns, and is rich in layers. It is a good choice as an appetizer. 🍜 Optional stone pot rice noodles (satay soup) from $32 There are 8 soup bases to choose from in the store, including the rare Bak Kut Teh soup base. Personally, I prefer the richer satay soup with a lot of gravy. The aroma of peanuts with a hint of spiciness is very tasty. 🍚 Steamed chicken with cotton fish maw, cordyceps and lotus leaf rice $62 The lotus leaf rice in cage is definitely a righteous choice, and the portion is generous. The white rice has the aroma of lotus leaves, is colorful, and looks attractive. 🍢 Skewers Chicken skewers $24 (2 skewers) Chicken wings $18 (1 skewer) Chicken Kidney Skewers $32 (2 skewers) Personally, I prefer crispy chicken kidneys with a prominent cumin aroma. Food and Beverage (Special Drinks with Meal + $18) 🍋 Duck Shit Lemon Tea 🍊 A bucket of fruit tea The drink is served in a large cup, with a sweet and sour taste, and goes perfectly with the delicious meal. 🍽 Restaurant: Xiaocao Shibaguai 🌐Address: G/F, Ning Building, 525-543A Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei 🐮 #cowingEat in Yau Ma Tei #hkblogger #hkbloggers #hkigers #hkkol #852kol #hkinfluencer #hkfoodblogger #camerafoodfirst #foodie #foodie #yaumateifoodies #xiaocaoshibaoke #AprilGoodDestinations2025

#hongkongtrip #travel #thingstodo #trip I recently went on a trip to Hong Kong and absolutely loved it. The mornings started perfectly with their famous breakfast tarts—crispy on the outside and warm, creamy on the inside—paired with a rich, silky cup of milk tea. In the afternoons, I’d take a break and enjoy a good cup of coffee while people-watching or just soaking in the city vibe. Of course, no trip to Hong Kong is complete without shopping, and I dove right into the hustle and bustle of their busy streets, filled with energy, colors, and endless shops to explore. #localfood

Amuse (Jordan) G/F, 23 Shanghai Street, Jordan After work with friends to eat, chat, to find a comfortable seating restaurant chill a chill🩷, the restaurant environment is very feel, very characteristic, style is quite cool German salted pork hands🐷✌🏻 The crust is very crispy, the fat inside is q bouncy, no fat at all, but feels full of collagen 🥰, the portion is quite a lot, the meat is quite tender, pork hand lovers must not miss Order pork hand, and get 2 cups of drunk lemon tea (available at any time throughout the day😎), the first bite of lemon tea is sweet and fragrant, then slowly there is tea and wine aroma out, with pork hand to eat enough refreshing Specialty chicken wings Available in 3 flavors, Buffalo Spicy Sauce, Honey Mustard and Whiskey Grill, the chicken wings are very tender inside In addition to the meat, my friend said the vegetables should be balanced, and ordered a baked cheese broccoli 🥦😂, full of cheese #food

Kam Wo Teochew Cuisine (Yau Ma Tei) 📍 G/F, Wai Wah Building, 109-111 Portland Street, Yau Ma Tei A friend recommended to me a Chaozhou restaurant which recently opened in Yau Ma Tei. It only takes two minutes to walk from Exit A1 of Yau Ma Tei to reach "Jinhe Chaozhou Restaurant". The restaurant is in a prime location and very easy to find. The interior decoration of the restaurant is simple and bright, the dining tables are spacious, and there is a lot of space between the tables, making it comfortable to sit. The duo package 4 includes the following: Leek and Pork Blood: Pork blood is as smooth and tender as tofu, with a faint metallic taste. After being cooked with sauce, it will absorb the salty and fresh taste of the soup to form a full-bodied base flavor. The unique spicy aroma of leeks can neutralize the fishy smell of pig blood, while providing a crisp taste and sweet aftertaste. The aroma is strongest when the leeks are fried until half-cooked. The pig blood is well processed, has no fishy smell, and is salty and spicy, very delicious. Sweet and Sour Pork with Fresh Pineapple and Candied Sugar: Crispy fried meat, sweet pineapple and candied sugar syrup, rich flavors and diverse tastes. The natural sweetness and sourness of fresh pineapple and its juice can relieve greasiness. The sweetness is more prominent after heating, and the flavor is richer after blending with the sauce, achieving a candied effect, adding a new Hong Kong style and sweet and sour flavor. Teochew style oyster and minced meat soup with rice: The fresh oysters are tender and have the natural sweetness of sea water, which releases its umami flavor into the soup after cooking. Oysters themselves have a slightly fishy smell, but the Chaoshan cooking method usually uses ginger, pepper or fish sauce to remove the fishy smell and enhance the flavor. After frying the pork, add it to the soup to provide the aroma of fat and meat flavor, making the soup base more mellow. Add pork lard and chopped mushrooms to increase the layering. Add a pinch of pepper or fried garlic to add a spicy and stomach-warming feeling. The rice grains have absorbed the soup and are soft but not mushy, similar to soaked rice but richer. Zesty Abalone and Chicken Casserole: Baked in a high-temperature casserole, it has a fragrant aroma and rich flavor. Abalone has a chewy texture with a sweet taste of the ocean, and becomes even crispier after being cooked at high temperature. The marinated chicken pieces are tender and juicy, absorbing the salty flavor of the sauce. The casserole is heated to a very high temperature, the ingredients are quickly cooked, the bottom is slightly charred, and a burnt aroma is emitted. Pu'er tea🍵: less bitter, mellow and sweet, with a long throat rhyme and a smooth taste. Summarize: New Teochew Restaurant Free surcharge The side dishes are tasty and the oyster rice is tasty #Yau Ma Tei#Portland Street#Kim Wo Teochew Cuisine#Chill out#Party#Chives with leek and pork blood#Sweet and sour pork with fresh pineapple#Teochew style oyster and minced meat soup with rice#Sizzling abalone and chicken in clay pot#Pu'er tea#Free extra charge

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💞Reason for recommendation: This hot pot shop focuses on fresh all the soup is homemade finished soup all the ingredients are also homemade, usually hot pot will be very dip taste, and this hot pot shop has a smokeless machine, can absorb the smell of hot pot, so that clothes do not so much dip hot pot taste, and this hot pot shop is extremely private, very suitable for families or couples or friends gathering #musteat recommendation 😋 ✅ Lobster Soup Tomato Hot Pot - The bottom of the pot is homemade with lobster and tomatoes ✅ Wontons with dumplings - The filling is fresh and the skin is thin ✅ Black Cuttlefish Smooth - Exclusively homemade, squid flavor is very rich ✅ Paper tofu - Fragrant bean flavor ✅ Spanish Acorn Pig - The meat is comparable to beef, and very fresh ✅Hand-cut beef - The meat is tender and very fragrant beef meat flavor ✅ Evil rattles - Incense burner salted egg yolk flavor, fried bells until very crispy 🍴Restaurant: Tang Fong Hot Pot Private Kitchen (Yau Ma Tei) 📍Address: 23/F, Yue Fa Plaza, 560 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei 💁🏻♂️ Service attitude: Each dish the staff will also carefully explain how they boil, very enthusiastic and hospitable 💰Average consumption per person: $400

Located in Yau Ma Tei's newly opened "Super Chicken Rice Noodles", the location is very convenient, Yau Ma Tei MTR Station Exit B can be seen, in a short time has been very popular, belonging to my recently discovered new food treasure, this 𥚃 decoration new style sitting comfortable and clean, and adopt QR Code to order, very convenient 👍 Their signature "Fin Bone Chicken Soup" and "Golden Chicken Soup" are boiled every day, and you can eat them with real ingredients. In addition, if you like spicy food, you can try the "Spicy Satay Soup", which is full of Hong Kong flavor and rich and fragrant. You can use your own ingredients Selection, such as the store recommended Guifei Chicken, Teng Pepper Chicken, Angus Beef Brisket and Shrimp Smoothie, etc., are must-eat recommendations, in addition super like their many snacks, and see a "Sido Chicken Wings" immediately heart, really enough creativity 😋😋 ▪️ Signature Guifei Chicken Flower Jelly Wing Bone Chicken Soup Rice Noodles The soup is made with fresh chicken and shark fin bones, the fin bones have dissolved in the soup, the taste is rich and sweet and fresh, before starting to eat already drank half a bowl of soup, and love the soup here very large spoon, convenient to eat rice noodles and drink soup, jade has two large pieces full of collagen, crispy chicken skin tender chicken flavor, with refreshing rice noodles, really super 👍👍 ▪️ Golden Chicken Soup Golden chicken soup is one of the most popular soups, using fresh chicken boiled for more than 4 hours, golden and fragrant, absolutely no additives no MSG, with four dishes pork chop, stewed pork, smooth beef, white carrots, the most like pork chop is separate will not be soaked in soup to keep crispy and crispy, stewed pork half fat and lean enough seasoning, smooth beef definitely eat fresh beef, plus sweet and rich white carrots ▪️ Sido Chicken Wings This is really creative, the chicken wings imitate western toast, single bone chicken wings fried super crispy, drizzled with syrup and butter, salty and sweet this taste turned out to be so good, really unexpected surprise delicious ▪️Ten Pepper Chicken Prefer the taste of fresh bell peppers, with a special hemp aroma, but not too spicy, with chicken pieces enough to taste, the taste will be addictive ▪️ Shrimp dumpling bean curd roll The outer layer of the bean curd roll is crispy, the inside is covered with crispy and bouncy shrimp paste, and is dipped in sweet and sour sauce ▪️ Sour fasting It turns out that many people like to eat sour vegetarian food when eating rice noodles or cart noodles. The sourness makes their appetite even more whimsical ▪️ Soy milk Eat rice noodles add $ 9 to have a bottle of soy milk, soy flavor and not too sweet, good drink ✨Eat so much, the bill is super cheap, completely civilian price high quality delicious👍👍 🏠Super Chicken Rice Noodles (Hong Kong) 📍G/F, 37 Po Lan Street, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong #Super Chicken Rice Noodles #Golden Chicken Soup #Wing Bone Chicken Soup #Chicken #Teng PepperChicken #SidtoChickenWings #YauMaTeiFood #YauMaTeiMustEat #kol #koc #foodkol #foodkoc #blogger #hkfoodie #food #foodie #foodlover #hkfood #hkfoodblogger #foods #HongKongFood #CameraEatFirst #EatGoodEveryday series #lonely gourmet #commoner middle-aged woman food series

A restaurant with only local customers that was taken to by a friend from Hong Kong◎ The goose and squid are recommended and both were very delicious🥹❣️ We ordered oyster okonomiyaki (almost fried), fried clams, Hong Kong fried noodles and beer for three people and it cost about 300HKD. It was reasonable! We had made a reservation but we had to wait a little because there were people who didn't have a reservation lined up, and if my friend hadn't asked the staff several times, we would never have been able to get in, so it's best to take someone who speaks Cantonese or aim for a quiet time 🕰️Business hours 17:00-1:00 📍Location: 14 Portland St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong https://maps.app.goo.gl/NyPCaXfc76sWV3tU8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy #0円旅February2025 #HongKong #hongkong #hongkonggourmet #teochewcuisine