Exploring Hong Kong: Where To Find Nice Food In Hong Kong
Following up on our previous blog post on Hong Kong, here are a few places to check out for food, shopping and sight seeing!
Dimsum
- Tim Ho Wan
- Dim dim Sum
- Homemade Dim Sum
Wanton/Dumplings
- 八方云集
- Mak’s Noodles
Dessert
- Australian Dairy Milk Pudding
- Yishun Milk Pudding
- 许留山 (mango pudding)
- 五代同堂
- Tauhuay at any trekking place eg Cheung Chau, Lamma
Snacks/ Pastries
- 鸡蛋仔@ causewaybay/ 婆婆鸡蛋仔@Cheung Chau island
- Egg tart from Tai Cheong bakery
Food to buy back
- 老婆饼（most famous is 恒香@mongkok or yuen long）
- Almond cookie (from Koi Kei)
- Egg roll (from Koi Kei)
Shopping
- Argyle Centre(Lots of shopping for females)
- Kwai Fong
- Causeway Bay (5 storeys forever 21)
- Dragon centre (@Sham Shui Po MTR)
- Outlet stores at Tung Chung MTR
- Hollywood Plaza(most popular international brands of clothes and skincare sold there)
Attractions
*Go to Dingding Travel agency to buy tix, cheaper than buying on site (Addres: 1403, 14F, SINO Centre, 582 Nathan Road, Monkok MTR Exit E2)
- Ocean Park (buy online beforehand, student price cheaper, bring student card)
- Disneyland
- Victoria Peak + Wax museum
- Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of stars (light show every night @8pm)
- Lantau (Tai O+ Budha)
- Stanley Market
Night Market
- Temple Street (opens at night)
Trekking
- Lamma island
- Cheung Chau (nice food→ seafood, fishball)→ ferry from Central MTR station ferry piers to Cheung Chau. They run at 30 min intervals – except later in the evening →between 40-60 mins.
For more information on travelling in Hong Kong, click here!
You may also want to travel to Macau which is quite near Hong Kong. Information on Macau can be found here.