[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Tsim Sha Tsui (Updated Dec)

Hi! I’m a pure-hearted guy who loves Hong Kong so much~ This Christmas season, I’ll take you to check in at the 12 most romantic spots in Hong Kong! (Including my exclusive hand-drawn map) 👉🏻【Essential Check-in Route】Harbour City → Queen’s Square → Pacific Place → West Kowloon Art Park ✨If you’re short on time, choose this essential route. If you have plenty of time, save it and explore slowly~ Check out the super comprehensive guide below 👇 📍Tsim Sha Tsui Area: 1️⃣ K11 MUSEA · 6th Floor Christmas Wonderland 🎁 Exhibition period: 11.25.2025 - 1.1.2026 (12:00-20:00) 🚇 Transport: 3-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Exit J 💡 Tip: The 6th floor has an adorable Christmas limited exhibition~ 2️⃣ Peninsula Hotel Christmas Window Display 🚇 Transport: Reachable directly from Tsim Sha Tsui Exit E 🌟 Highlight: Exquisite Christmas decorations of the century-old hotel 3️⃣ 1881 Heritage ✨ Exhibition period: 11.25.2025 - 1.4.2026 🏃 Walking: 200 meters from Peninsula Hotel 📸 Must-photo: Victorian-style architecture with Christmas lights 4️⃣ Harbour City Disney Christmas Castle 🎆 Theme: Frozen Christmas Tree + Disney Christmas Castle 🕠 Time: 11.25.2025 - 1.4.2026 (10:00-22:00, lights on at 17:00) 🚇 Transport: Tsim Sha Tsui Exit L6 📍West Kowloon Cultural District: 🎇 Victoria Harbour Fireworks Show ⏰ Time: 12.24.2025 - 12.25.2025 🚇 Transport: 10-minute walk from Austin Exit D 🎄 Waterfront Sunset Christmas Tree ✨ Feature: SpongeBob IP parade ⏰ Time: 12.6.2025 - 1.4.2026 📍Central Area Must-Visit: 1️⃣ Statue Square 🌟 Highlights: 18-meter Christmas tree + Avenue of Stars ⏰ Lighting time: 17:30-23:00 2️⃣ Landmark 🏰 Theme: European Christmas Town 🚇 Transport: Central Exit G 3️⃣ IFC Mall Central 🚇 Transport: Central Exit F 📍Other Must-Go Spots: 🦄 Pacific Place Dumbo Christmas Train 🚇 Transport: Admiralty Exit F 🏮 Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai ✨ The whole street is decorated with colorful lights 🚇 Transport: Wan Chai Exit D 🐰 Times Square, Causeway Bay 🎄 Zootopia-themed Christmas 🚇 Transport: Causeway Bay Exit A 💝 Special Recommendation: At the West Kowloon Art District waterfront promenade, you can see a stunning combination of sunset + Christmas tree. Remember to reserve your spot early~ 📸 Photo Tips: 1. The best photo time is from 17:00 to 19:00 at dusk 2. Wearing red or white clothes makes your photos stand out more 3. Don’t forget to bring a power bank and a wide-angle lens Everyone, follow my rhythm and have fun 🎄 This Christmas season, come to Hong Kong to feel the most romantic winter!

#hkonbudget Explore Hong Kong on a budget with this action-packed 3-day itinerary! Day 1: Wander Tsim Sha Tsui’s street markets, snap Victoria Harbour views (free!) and ride the Star Ferry (cheap thrill). Day 2: Visit Ocean Park (local discounts available) for marine magic and rides. Day 3: Explore Lantau Island—hike Ngong Ping Trail, see the Big Buddha, and take the MTR (affordable transport) back. Dine on street food (fish balls, egg waffles) and stay in budget hostels near MTR stations. Hong Kong’s charm is accessible—enjoy culture, nature, and city vibes without overspending!

Hong Kong is a city that feels incredibly easy to explore. It has a street vibe, perfect for those who love a chic and stylish atmosphere, and you can take beautiful photos along the way. Today, I’m sharing a one-day Hong Kong travel plan for those with limited time, such as a three-day, two-night trip. Let’s get started! ⭐️ 🇭🇰 Hong Kong 1-Day Travel Plan (Easy, Fun, and Complete) 🌅 08:00 – Start your day at Wong Tai Sin Temple • Famous for blessings in love, career, and health. • Travel by MTR to Wong Tai Sin Station (Exit B). • Duration: 45 minutes – 1 hour. ✨ Special: Locals often pray for "three wishes to come true." You can wish for anything. ⸻ ☕ 09:30 – Stroll through Chi Lin Nunnery & Nan Lian Garden • Located close to each other, easy to walk. • A beautiful traditional Chinese-style garden and temple, perfect for photos. • Free entry. • Duration: 1 hour. ⸻ 🍜 11:00 – Enjoy Dim Sum at Lei Garden / Tim Ho Wan • For affordable Michelin-starred dim sum → Tim Ho Wan. • For a slightly more upscale experience → Lei Garden Mongkok. • Duration: 1 hour. ⸻ 🛍️ 12:30 – Shop at Tsim Sha Tsui / Harbour City • Find branded goods, cosmetics, or enjoy a stroll by the beautiful seaside. • This area has everything, easy to navigate. • Duration: 2 hours. ⸻ ☕ 15:00 – Visit a cute café in Mong Kok / TST Recommended: • % Arabica (Harbour City) • Knockbox Coffee • NOC Coffee • Or try Lady M for delicious cakes. Duration: 45 minutes – 1 hour. ⸻ ⛩️ 16:30 – Visit the Goddess of Mercy at Repulse Bay (if time permits) • Stunning seaside photos. • Known for blessings in love, highly regarded by locals. ⏳ Travel + visit duration: 1.5–2 hours. If short on time → Opt for Temple Street Night Market instead. ⸻ 🌃 18:30 – Watch Symphony of Lights + Stroll Avenue of Stars • Best viewing spot: Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. • Show starts at 20:00. • The lighting is stunning, perfect for photos. Duration: 1 – 1.5 hours. ⸻ 🍲 20:00 – Dinner with Hotpot / Local Cuisine Recommended restaurants: • The Drunken Pot (trendy with great views). • Megan’s Kitchen (Michelin-rated). • For a local vibe → Hing Fat Hotpot, Causeway Bay. Duration: 1–1.5 hours. ⸻ 🛍️ 21:30 – End the day shopping at Mong Kok (Ladies Market) • Affordable items, clothes, souvenirs, bags, toys. • Bustling atmosphere, closes around midnight. Duration: As you wish. Just looking at this plan makes you want to book your tickets right away. Let’s go!

Who would have thought! Before leaving, I was clutching my wallet trembling, always afraid of "spending a month's salary in one day in Hong Kong." But after walking around for 3 days, I completely tore apart the "expensive" label—turns out the joy here can be ridiculously "big cup for small money"! Day 1: The vibrant "fireworks" of Yau Tsim Mong 🎇 Landed and rushed to a guesthouse near Jordan MTR station, a bright single room for 300 HKD/night that dazzled the eyes. Just a 5-minute walk and I was immersed in the crowd on Nathan Road. Dropped off my luggage and headed straight to Tung Choi Street: fish balls wrapped in curry aroma for 15 HKD, biting into juicy, springy meat, paired with iced lemon tea for 12 HKD, the ice crystals wrapped in tea fragrance slid down smoothly, instantly kicking away the stereotype of "high consumption in Hong Kong." In the afternoon, no need to squeeze into malls in Tsim Sha Tsui, just stroll along the Avenue of Stars stepping on cobblestones, watch the waves crash against the Victoria Harbour waterfront for free, the skyscrapers of Central on the opposite shore look like blocks stacked in the clouds, the sea breeze mixed with ship horns is more healing than any paid observation deck. Want to get closer? Take the Star Ferry for 20 HKD, wooden seats gently rocking across the sea, Cantonese announcements blending with the sound of waves, melting away all travel fatigue in the wind. For dinner, don’t just focus on trendy spots, turn into a tea restaurant in the alleys of Yau Ma Tei: roast meat combo rice for 45 HKD, the char siu’s charred aroma wrapped in fat, paired with radish soup that’s soft and flavorful, squatting by the shop door holding the bowl, fully wrapped in the local vibe. Day 2: The "quality stroll" of Central + Victoria Peak 🌆 In the morning, took the subway to Central, free check-in at the Legislative Council Building’s vintage stone pillars, pigeons flying around the century-old bronze statue at Statue Square, old buildings and glass skyscrapers squeezed together, every casual photo with your phone is a "vintage blockbuster." On the way, climbed the Mid-Levels escalator, following the shots from "Chungking Express," bought a freshly ground latte for 30 HKD, sat by the window of a niche coffee shop, watching suited white-collar workers and slipper-wearing grandmas pass by, the Hong Kong flavor soaked right into the bones. Lunch was solved in a Central alley: wonton noodles for 28 HKD, thin skins wrapping whole fresh shrimp, biting into sweet juice, the broth so fresh you could lick the bowl clean. In the afternoon, spent 52 HKD on the cable car to Victoria Peak, the cabin climbing along the hillside, tree shadows flickering past the glass window, standing still at the Sky Terrace—daytime Victoria Harbour is blue velvet wrapped with scattered diamonds, neon lights at dusk like a spilled palette, this kind of "stepping on the city" shock can’t be bought with money. In the evening, no need to splurge in Causeway Bay, just sit on the steps of Times Square, egg waffles for 18 HKD burning your fingertips, biting into crispy milk fragrance, watching neon dye the night sky orange, the wind wrapped in the crowd’s laughter, so cozy you don’t want to get up. Day 3: The "fairy tale cost performance" of Disneyland 🎠 Spent the whole day at Hong Kong Disneyland, pre-booked tickets around 600 HKD, played from opening to closing—almost no queues for rides, roller coaster wind wrapped in screams, carousel lights like stars falling on you. Eating inside the park doesn’t hurt the wallet: chicken leg rice piled high for 70 HKD, crispy skin and tender meat wrapped in sauce, limited edition ice cream for 35 HKD with strawberry filling, sweet fragrance mixed with fairy tale vibes, awakening childhood cravings. No need to rush for souvenirs, just squat by the parade route, watch Mickey waving with a bow tie, Donald Duck’s flat bill brushing a kid’s cheek, the shutter sounds of free photos mixed with laughter, more solid joy than buying dolls. In the evening, wait for fireworks to explode over the castle, light fragments falling on the crowd’s shoulders, that warm feeling of "being embraced by a fairy tale" is more comforting than any luxury item. After leaving the park, detour to Tung Chung Outlet, spent 200-300 HKD on a pair of sports sneakers, strolling the mall in new shoes with the evening breeze, stepping all the fatigue of 3 days into the soles. I used to think Hong Kong was a "playground for the rich," but after experiencing it myself, I understand: there are ten-thousand-dollar bags, and there’s happiness for 10 HKD; there are luxurious hotels, and cozy guesthouses for 300 HKD. No need to pay for "face," just follow locals to nibble fish balls, climb escalators, squat by the roadside to eat, you can fill Hong Kong’s vibrant life and romance with small money.

Tsim Sha Tsui is the heart of Hong Kong, a vibrant district that perfectly blends classic Hong Kong charm with modern flair. Easily accessible via the MTR, you'll find a main street lined with famous shops and department stores, and a lively atmosphere that will recharge your batteries as soon as you step out. This area is renowned for its incredible shopping, including Harbour City, a major shopping mall where you can spend hours wandering around without getting bored. Canton Road is lined with luxury brands and small shops with a unique Hong Kong-style local identity. A short walk away will bring you to charming cafes, bubble tea shops, and the enticing aromas of street food, making it difficult to decide what to eat first. Another highlight is the bayside view of Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, a stunning photo opportunity with a full view of Hong Kong Island buildings. It's especially beautiful in the evening, when the city lights begin to light up and the water reflects off the sparkling lights, making every photo look like a postcard. If you stop by to watch the A Symphony of Lights light show at 8 p.m., it's a must-see moment. #GetDiscountsNotDependingOnLuck

This time, I went to Mr. Dinosaur Playful Restaurant to play Boardgame and saw steak. The environment is quite comfortable, not too noisy, and the food is of good quality and reasonably priced! 🐚 White wine cream mussels $88 The presentation is beautiful, the mussels are quite big, the cream sauce is quite smooth, and the white wine flavor is not too strong! 🐟 Pan-fried Shibanjiao with beef roll $138 The fish skin is crispy, the fish is quite smooth, the beef roll is quite surprising, the cheese inside goes well with the beef! 🥩 Diana Steak with Mashed Potatoes $138 The steak was cooked just right, the meat was quite tender, the mushroom sauce tasted traditional and fragrant, the mashed potatoes were smooth and delicious! 🦑 Crispy Squid Rings $65 The squid is fried to a golden crispy texture, and the squid is bouncy. A little sauce is more delicious! 🍦Ice Cream Waffles $42 Made to order, the waffles are fluffy and satisfying when paired with vanilla ice cream! 🌴 Dinosaur Land Fruit Punch $35 The fresh fruity flavor is not too sweet, suitable for the hot weather now ☕ Mint chocolate $28 The chocolate flavor is rich and the mint flavor is light. It's quite refreshing to drink cold! Dinosaur-eating Mr. Dinosaur 📍 2/F, H8, 8 Hou Fuk Street, Tsim Sha Tsui #November Good Places 2025

Hong Kong is a city where Eastern and Western fashion meets in perfect harmony. From Causeway Bay, bustling with department stores and popular streetwear brands, to Central, brimming with luxury brands and chic concept stores, today we've rounded up the hottest fashion and lifestyle stores in Hong Kong right now. Whether you're into streetwear, designers, or local design, you'll find something to shop at. 🎨 1. JUICE (Fashion Walk, Causeway Bay) This iconic streetwear store stocks clothing from CLOT and renowned international labels like C.E. cav empt, Human Made, and Fear of God. The store offers a wide selection of rare, limited-edition clothing, shoes, and accessories. The store's design is inspired by a minimalist industrial style and boasts a truly cool atmosphere. Perfect for street style. 📍 Address: Shop A, G/F, 9-11 Cleveland Street, Fashion Walk, Causeway Bay (Causeway Bay Station Exit D2, 5-7 minute walk) ⏰ Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday, 12:00 PM-9:00 PM 🏢 2. HBX (Hysan Place, Causeway Bay) A streetwear store from HYPEBEAST, popular with fashionistas worldwide, opened in 2025. Designed in an industrial minimalist style, it's ultra-modern and classy. Inside, you'll find over 250 high-end streetwear brands and emerging designers. This is a must-visit if you're looking for something trendy in the streetwear world. 📍 Address: Shop 313-315, 3/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay (Causeway Bay Station Exit F1, then head straight into Hysan Place on Level 3). ⏰ Opening Hours: 11:30 AM - 8:30 PM 👜 3. Fashion Walk (Causeway Bay) Fashion Walk is an outdoor shopping district spanning four streets (Paterson Street, Kingston Street, Cleveland Street, and Food Street). It features over 100 stores, including renowned brands like Y-3, New Balance, CHARLES & KEITH, D-Mop, Vivienne Westwood, and many more concept stores. The atmosphere is great, with street art and art installations dotted throughout. Perfect for a relaxing stroll, taking beautiful photos, and shopping. 📍 Address: Great George Street, Paterson Street, Cleveland Street, and Kingston Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island (Causeway Bay Station Exit D2, about a 5-minute walk) ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM 🎭 4. PMQ (Central) PMQ is a former Hong Kong police dormitory building. Now transformed into a creative hub, PMQ is home to over 100 local designer studios and shops. They offer clothing, accessories, bags, shoes, home decor, and handicrafts. Each shop has its own unique identity, offering items you won't find anywhere else. Perfect for those who appreciate unique and original pieces. The old building retains its original architecture, and there are rotating exhibitions and workshops. 📍 Address: 35 Aberdeen Street, Central (From Central Station Exit C, take the Central-Mid-Levels escalator up the escalator. Turn right on Staunton St. and walk straight until you reach PMQ. Or, from Sheung Wan Station, take Exit A2, it's an 11-minute walk. ⏰ Opening Hours: Studios and shops: 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM / Restaurants and cafes: 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM 🛍️ 5. SOGO Causeway Bay A 16-story Japanese-style department store offering a wide selection of men's and women's fashion, cosmetics, skincare, homewares, and souvenirs. The basement level is a food hall offering quality Japanese food and souvenirs. The store hosts sales and promotions almost year-round, especially during festivals. 📍 Address: 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay (Directly connected to the mall from Causeway Bay Station, Exits D1-D4) ⏰ Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM 👗 6. 8Five2 (Causeway Bay) A local streetwear store inspired by Hong Kong's skateboard culture and underground music scene. Selling both their own and third-party brands like Dickies, Knowledge, and Nike Skateboarding, they also offer a selection of hats, t-shirts, and skateboards. 📍 Address: 1/F, 522 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay (Causeway Bay MRT Station Exit D4, approx. 3-minute walk) ⏰ Opening Hours: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM daily If you're visiting Hong Kong right now, don't forget to stop by these locations! From popular streetwear brands in Causeway Bay to unique local designers at PMQ, each store has its own unique charm. You're sure to find a new look and some cool souvenirs to take home. #TravelPlan #ChinaTravel #HongKong

Here is a 6-day Hong Kong travel guide with a budget of about 7,000 RMB (approximately 8,500 HKD), covering classic attractions, local delicacies, and practical tips to help you fully experience the charm of Hong Kong. [Budget Explanation] Transportation: Mainly subway, bus, and walking, estimated about 1,500 HKD Accommodation: Budget hotels or youth hostels, about 300 HKD/night, total 1,800 HKD Food: Local snacks and specialty restaurants, about 200 HKD/day, total 1,200 HKD Tickets and Entertainment: Attraction tickets, cable cars, etc., about 1,500 HKD Other Expenses: Shopping, souvenirs, and remaining budget for contingency [Itinerary] Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong, adapt to the environment Arrive at the airport: Take the Airport Express (about 100 HKD) to the city Check-in: Recommended areas are Tsim Sha Tsui or Mong Kok for convenient transportation Evening walk: Victoria Harbour night view, enjoy the "Symphony of Lights" show (free) Dinner: Try Hong Kong-style dim sum or street snacks, such as wonton noodles, roasted meats (about 50-100 HKD) Day 2: Classic Attractions Tour Star Ferry: Cross the harbor experience (about 3 HKD) Central to Mid-Levels Escalator: The world's longest outdoor covered escalator, experience Hong Kong urban style Lan Kwai Fong: Experience nightlife (free, drinks at your own expense) Victoria Peak: Take the Peak Tram (about 50 HKD), overlook the panoramic view of Hong Kong Dinner: Peak restaurant or nearby snacks (about 100 HKD) Day 3: Culture and History Exploration Wong Tai Sin Temple: Pray for blessings (free) Kowloon Walled City Park: Feel the history Yau Ma Tei Temple Street Night Market: Taste authentic night market food (about 50-100 HKD) Temple Street: Experience Hong Kong night market culture, buy specialty snacks and souvenirs Day 4: Theme Park or Beach Hong Kong Disneyland (optional) or Repulse Bay, Stanley Market: Enjoy the beach and leisure time Stanley Market: Buy souvenirs and specialty goods Dinner: Seafood restaurant (budget around 150 HKD) Day 5: Shopping and Modern Art Causeway Bay: Shopping paradise, visit Times Square, SOGO PMQ Creative Hub: Appreciate design and art exhibitions M+ Museum: Modern art exhibitions (some free or low cost) Dinner: Specialty restaurant or snacks (about 100 HKD) Day 6: Leisure Time Before Departure Avenue of Stars: Admire Hong Kong movie stars' handprints (free) Take the Star Ferry or subway back to the airport Shopping: Buy souvenirs at airport duty-free shops Return: Arrange according to flight time [Practical Tips] Transportation Card: Buy an "Octopus Card" for convenient subway and bus rides, cost-effective Accommodation: Book in advance, choose cost-effective youth hostels or budget hotels Dining: Try more street snacks and cha chaan tengs, both affordable and authentic Attraction Tickets: Buy online in advance to enjoy discounts Budget Control: Allocate daily reasonably to avoid overspending Hope this guide helps you have a pleasant and unforgettable 6 days in Hong Kong! If you need more detailed restaurant recommendations or accommodation information, feel free to ask. Have a great trip!

#TravelPlanGiveaway 🇭🇰 3-Day Hong Kong Itinerary ✈️ Round-trip flights BKK → HKG: 5:00 AM–8:35 AM HKG → BKK: 4:55 PM–7:10 PM ✅ Must-See Attractions 🗓 Day 1 ⭐ Citygate Outlets – Hong Kong's largest outlet mall with famous brands at great prices. Enjoy a relaxing walk and a bite to eat before heading up the mountain. ⭐ Big Buddha – A famous landmark on Lantau Island. Climb over 200 steps for breathtaking mountain and sea views. ⭐ Po Lin Monastery – A century-old temple with a peaceful atmosphere and stunning Chinese architecture. ⭐ Tsim Sha Tsui – A bayside shopping area with a view of Hong Kong Island's buildings. ⭐ Symphony of Lights – Hong Kong's most famous light show at 8:00 PM. The entire island lights up with music. Beautiful bayside area. 🗓 Day 2 ⭐Hollywood Road – An art street lined with cafes, graffiti, and cute vintage shops. ⭐Man Mo Temple – An ancient temple in the heart of the city. The ceiling is lined with "incense sticks," adding a touch of charm to the temple's interior. ⭐Tai Kwun – An old prison renovated into an artful complex with exhibitions, cafes, and restaurants. ⭐Montane Mansion (Transformer Building) – A popular spot made famous by Hollywood movies, the square-shaped buildings make for cool photo opportunities. 🗓 Day 3 ⭐Kennedy Town – A chill beachside neighborhood popular with locals, this place offers delicious food and stunning views. ✅ Recommended Accommodation: 🏨 Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel This hotel is located near the Yau Ma Tei MTR station, offering convenient access to major tourist attractions like Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Temple Street. The hotel stands out with its Art Hotel concept, featuring art exhibits in both rooms and public areas, creating a creative and unique atmosphere. Perfect for those who appreciate boutique and art. While the rooms are not large, typical of Hong Kong hotels, they are well-organized and offer a sense of space. Cleanliness is excellent. ✅ Must-try delicious food: ☕ %Arabica Kennedy Town – A famous cafe located on the waterfront. Enjoy a cup of coffee while watching the boats. It's a truly local experience. 🧀 Mammy Pancake – Famous waffles with a variety of flavors. The aroma is amazing, and the waffle batter is incredibly delicious. 🥟 Cheung Hing Kee – Fried xiao long bao with a wide selection of fillings. The filling comes with toppings and soup. The flavors are excellent.

Must-see for sisters in Hong Kong 🇭🇰👀 The long-awaited Hong Kong trip is finally happening~ Here’s a practical guide from two days of nonstop exploring, quickly save it! 💗 🎫 Entry Tips Crossing at West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station is super easy! 🚄 Shantou to Hong Kong West Kowloon High-Speed Rail direct 🪪 Bring your ID card + travel permit 🚬 Recommended not to exceed 19 cigarettes (We tested and weren’t checked, but don’t take risks) 🏨 Kowloon Hotel Tsim Sha Tsui 📍 Address: 19-21 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 🚇 Direct access from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Exit E 🧴 Well-equipped but remember to bring: ✓ Toothbrush 🪥 ✓ Toothpaste ✓ Power adapter 🌇 Top 3 Must-Do Activities 1⃣️ Sunset Bus (Bus H1) 🚌 Boarding point: Tsim Sha Tsui Pier 💰 Payment methods: Alipay/WeChat/Octopus Card ⏰ Recommended time: 6-7 PM 🌟 Insider tip: No queue boarding at Tsim Sha Tsui! The night view is even more beautiful~ 2⃣️ Star Ferry 🛥️ Route: Tsim Sha Tsui ↔ Central ⌛ Duration: about 10 minutes 📸 Best spot: Rear of the upper deck 🌃 Stunning night view! A must-do! 3⃣️ Shopping Guide 🛒 Sogo Department Store 🔥 Anniversary sale ongoing! 💄 Chanel loose powder 467 HKD (original 600) 🧴 MCM perfume 646 HKD (with free samples) 🍜 Food Truths 🍍 Local pineapple buns are delicious anywhere 🍜 Tea restaurant’s dry-fried beef ho fun is unbeatable ⚠️ Online popular stores have long lines (After a day of nonstop walking, no way to queue) 👗 Dressing Tips 🧥 Definitely bring a jacket! ❄️ Malls are freezing cold (Don’t ask me how I know) 💰 Price Warning 💸 Bottled water starts at 15 HKD 🍉 Fruits are ridiculously expensive (711 water is the best deal) 🚶 Recommended Itinerary Day 1: West Kowloon ➡ Hotel ➡ Harbour City ➡ Victoria Harbour night view Day 2: Sunset Bus ➡ Star Ferry ➡ Causeway Bay shopping

I came to this izakaya in Tsim Sha Tsui with my friends. Just on the first floor, the environment is completely different from the bustling streets downstairs. The decoration has a Japanese style and the atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. Eight-Yan Roll ($128) Ordered the shop’s signature roll, the California roll filled with a crisp combination of shrimp and cucumber, topped with a wicked combination of seaweed and foie gras, super luxurious. The seaweed is fresh and creamy, and the goose liver is super fragrant and melts in your mouth. There are different flavors and textures in one bite. Tosa Tofu ($68) The fried tofu is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, topped with fried wood fish slices. The sauce and carrot puree are moderately sweet and salty, and the taste is prominent. The tofu is smooth and smooth, and the fried flour is thin and not greasy. Golden Baked Oysters ($68) The oyster meat is full and juicy, and tastes fresh and sweet. The bacon white sauce cheese sauce baked to golden brown on the surface is rich and delicious. After eating the oysters, the sauce is not too good. You can mix it with shredded cabbage. Japanese Chicken Neck ($38) Ordered skewers of chicken neck skewers, the chicken is crispy and chewy, grilled just right, the surface is slightly crispy, the meat juice locked inside. Simply seasoning with salt has brought out the freshness of the chicken. Perilla Chicken Skin Shrimp ($58) Creative skewers, the prawns are wrapped in basil leaves and chicken skin to grill. Koro-yaki ($88) The crab lid is filled with crab paste, crab meat and crab seeds. Mix well and eat with crispy biscuits. The crab paste is rich and sweet, with a prominent salty freshness. Beef Inari Udon ($108) Inari Udon is smooth and chewy, and the soup is sweet and clear. The fat of the beef is evenly distributed, and it is still half-cooked, slightly pink, tender and not overcooked. Grilled Seafood Platter ($98) The restaurant is also offering a special offer for $98 for a grilled seafood platter with all the expensive seafood such as bacon, scallops, oysters, tiger prawns and sand white. The seafood is fresh, the meat is tender, juicy and full of freshness. This price is really good value for money . . Ba Yan Izakaya (Tsim Sha Tsui) Shop 102, 1/F, Master Plaza, 3-7A Po Le Lane, Tsim Sha Tsui . . #HongKongRestaurants #HongKongFoodRecommendations #Tsim Sha TsuiFood #Tsim Sha TsuiGood Places #Tsim Sha Tsui #Izakaya

🥟🍜 รวมพิกัดของกินฮ่องกงที่ไม่ควรพลาด 🇭🇰 #สายกินต้องจด #เซฟไว้ในลิส ฮ่องกงไม่ได้มีดีแค่ดิสนีย์แลนด์หรือวิวสวย ๆ ริมอ่าว แต่ที่นี่คือ สวรรค์ของสายกินตัวจริง! 🥢 ตั้งแต่บะหมี่ลูกชิ้นปลาเก่าแก่ ทาร์ตไข่ระดับตำนาน คาเฟ่สไตล์มินิมอล ไปจนถึงชานมเจ้าดัง ทุกมื้อคือความสุขของคนรักอาหาร ✨ มาดูกันว่าในทริปนี้เราตะลุยกินร้านเด็ดไหนบ้าง 👇 • Kai Kee Noodle – บะหมี่ลูกชิ้นปลา–ลูกชิ้นหมึกเด้ง ๆ เส้นเหนียวนุ่ม น้ำซุปหอมกลมกล่อม 📍 15C Carnarvon Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui | 💰 HKD 48–65 / ชาม (~220–300 บาท) • Log Ye Dim Sum – ติ่มซำไส้แน่น ขนมจีบกุ้ง ฮะเก๋า ซาลาเปาไส้ครีม ฟองเต้าหู้ทอด ร้อน ๆ จากเตา 📍 Tsim Sha Tsui (ใกล้ Kai Kee) | 💰 HKD 20–45 / จาน (~100–200 บาท) • Cheung Hing Kee – ซาลาเปาทอดสไตล์เซี่ยงไฮ้ แป้งบางกรอบ ข้างในมีน้ำซุปเดือด ๆ 📍 Shop 6A, G/F, 48 Lock Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui | 💰 HKD 30 / 4 ชิ้น (~140 บาท) • Bakehouse – Egg Tart แป้งกรอบ คัสตาร์ดละมุน ครัวซองต์คู่กาแฟก็ฟิน 📍 Central หรือ Tsim Sha Tsui | 💰 HKD 12–15 / ชิ้น (~60–70 บาท) • Vission Bakery – เบเกอรี่สไตล์อาร์ติซาน ครัวซองต์พัฟ และขนมอบคุณภาพสูง เช่น Matcha Mochi Danish, Pistachio Custard Danish 📍 LG/F, Chui Man House, 7 Staunton Street, Soho, Central | 💰 HKD 50–100 / ชิ้น (~250–500 บาท) • Chagee – ชานมหอมละมุน Oolong Milk Tea + Cream Top หรือ Jasmine Green Milk Tea 📍 หลายสาขา เช่น Central / Kennedy Town | 💰 HKD 30–40 / แก้ว (~150–200 บาท) • % Arabica Coffee – คาเฟ่วิวอ่าว Victoria Harbour ลาเต้หอมละมุน บรรยากาศมินิมอล 📍 Kennedy Town / Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade | 💰 HKD 40–55 / แก้ว (~180–250 บาท) • Mak’s Noodle – บะหมี่เกี๊ยวกุ้งเส้นเล็กเหนียวนุ่ม น้ำซุปใสรสกวางตุ้งแท้ 📍 G/F, No.19 Lock Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon | 💰 HKD 100–110 / ชาม (~450–500 บาท) • Wah Heung Yuen (ลุงเสื้อขาด) – หมูทอดเนื้อนุ่ม ราดซอสเข้มข้น กินคู่ไข่ดาวคือที่สุด 📍 Haiphong Road Temporary Market, Tsim Sha Tsui | 💰 HKD 40–55 / จาน (~200–250 บาท) ฮ่องกงคือเมืองที่ กินได้ทุกมื้อไม่มีเบื่อ 🏙️ จากร้าน local ย่าน Tsim Sha Tsui ไปจนถึงคาเฟ่วิวอ่าวสุดโรแมนติก ใครมีแพลนไปเที่ยว บอกเลยว่า ห้ามพลาดลิสต์นี้เด็ดขาด #HongKongEats #ร้านอร่อยฮ่องกง #สายกินฮ่องกง #เที่ยวฮ่องกง #EggTart #Bakehouse #Vission #DimSum #KaiKeeNoodle #MakNoodle #แจกแพลนเที่ยว

【Guide｜5 People with a 30,000 RMB Budget, Around 6,000 RMB Per Person to Explore the City, Mountains, and Sea】 ✅ Careful budgeting without compromise! Food + sightseeing + shopping + nature all included, staying in mid-to-high-end hotels while easily controlling the budget! 💰 Total Budget: About 30,000 RMB (5 people) Includes round-trip transportation, accommodation, meals, tickets, and local transport. Stay in comfortable areas + enjoy authentic flavors + moderate shopping, excellent cost performance! 📅 Day 1: First Encounter with Victoria Harbour · Classic Landmark Check-in 🏨 Stay at boutique hotels or serviced apartments in Tsim Sha Tsui/Mong Kok (e.g., Kowloon Hotel, The Mira, about 9,000 RMB for 3 nights) 🌆 Afternoon: Stroll along the Avenue of Stars → Check in at “Hong Kong Cultural Centre” + giant HK sign 🚠 Evening: Take the Star Ferry to Central (3.2 HKD/person, about 20 RMB) 🏙 Ascend to Victoria Peak (Peak Tram + Sky Terrace combo ticket about 138 HKD/person, total 700 RMB) 🍽 Dinner: Lan Fong Yuen (silk stocking milk tea + pork chop bun) + Yung Kee roast goose platter (150 RMB/person, total 750 RMB) 🌃 Night: Watch the “Symphony of Lights” show (free) 📅 Day 2: Magical Day at Disneyland 🎢 All day: Hong Kong Disneyland (standard ticket about 639 HKD/person ≈ 580 RMB, total 2,900 RMB for 5 people) 🎫 Buy tickets in advance for discounts, download the app to save time on rides 🍿 Lunch and snacks inside the park (200 RMB/person, total 1,000 RMB) 🌙 Watch the fireworks show before returning 📅 Day 3: Outlying Island Charm · Slow Life on Lamma Island ⛴ Morning: Take the ferry from Central Pier 4 to Lamma Island (round-trip ticket about 40 HKD/person, total 200 RMB) 🚶 Hike from Sok Kwu Wan to Yung Shue Wan, the coastal views are super healing 🦐 Lunch: Freshly caught steamed seafood at “Rainbow Seafood Restaurant” on the island (120 RMB/person, total 600 RMB) 🏖 Afternoon: Relax at Deep Water Bay or Repulse Bay beach (optional) 🛍 Evening: Return to Causeway Bay SOGO/Times Square for shopping 🍲 Dinner: Wah So Ice Room or Mak An Wonton Noodle Shop (80 RMB/person, total 400 RMB) 📅 Day 4: Cultural Wrap-up + Souvenir Shopping 📖 Morning: Visit the Hong Kong Museum of History (free) or PMQ creative space 🛒 Afternoon: Shop at Chungking Mansions for curry & Southeast Asian ingredients + Lin Heung Bakery + Hui Lau Shan souvenirs 🍜 Last meal: Enjoy pineapple bun + milk tea at Tsui Wah Restaurant (90 RMB/person, total 450 RMB) 🚄 Arrive at the airport 2 hours early to allow time for tax refund & boarding ✅ Estimated Total Expenses: Accommodation 9,000 + Tickets about 3,600 + Meals 4,500 + Transport, ferry, subway, etc. 800 + Disneyland extra expenses 1,000 ≈ 18,900 RMB Remaining 11,100 RMB for shopping, upgraded experiences, or emergencies, 30,000 RMB is ample and flexible! 📌 Practical Tips: ✔️ Download “MTR Mobile” to check subway routes ✔️ Prepare an Octopus Card (100 HKD deposit + top-up per person) ✔️ Wear comfortable shoes! Lots of hiking and walking ✔️ Exchange a small amount of HKD, Alipay/WeChat accepted in most places 🔥 Five people traveling together, lively and money-saving! Come to Hong Kong and measure the perfect blend of bustling city and tranquility with your footsteps!✨

Hong Kong is a blend of an ultra-modern metropolis, nature, and colonial heritage. Victoria Peak (Victoria Peak) The best spot to view the city. Take the Peak Tram and enjoy a panoramic view of skyscrapers, the harbor, and islands. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade An ideal place for evening strolls with a view of Victoria Harbor. Bronze Buddha Statue Located on Lantau Island. Reach it via the Ngong Ping 360 cable car for unparalleled views. Temple Street A night market with souvenirs and street food. Hong Kong Park A great place to relax amidst greenery and waterfalls, right in the city center. Monster Building A top cyberpunk-style photo site, this residential complex features vibrant architecture and numerous windows. Perfect for street photography and urban enthusiasts. Hong Kong Disneyland An amusement park for the whole family with numerous attractions and shows. Themed zones, parades, and character meet-and-greets are especially popular. An ideal spot for family fun. Shek O Beach One of Hong Kong's most beautiful and tranquil beaches. A great place for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking away from the city's hustle and bustle. Be sure to try dim sum and egg tarts.

📅 Itinerary Day 1 - Flight BKK - HKG (GREATER BAY 01:55 - 06:00) - Heading to Hotel (Nangiang hostel, Harilela Mansion, Tsim Sha Tsui) - Travel by Bus A21 From Airport to Tsim Sha Tsui - Checking at hotel (leave the luggage) 10.30-13.00 (Let’s Go / Walking) - Beakhouse / HeyTea - Hongkong Culture centers - Clock towel - Victoria Harbourside 13.00-14.00 (Back to Hotel) - Take a rest 16.30-20.00 - Peak Tram / Victoria Peak - Travel by MTR from Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Central Station 20.00-22.30 - Victoria Harbourside / Symphony of light - Travel by Boat from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui 22.30 back to Hotel Day 2 09:00 - Go to Disneyland by MTR 21:00 - Back to hotel and take a rest Day 3 08:00 - Go to Kennedy Town By MTR and Exit C - Basketball Court - Cafe % Arabica - Cafe Winstons Coffee 13:00 - Go to Yick Fat Building by MTR (Tai koo station and exit B) 14:30 - Tai Kwun Centre 17:00 - Go to airport by Airport Express at Hongkong station 20:10 - Flight HKG-DMK(Thai AirAsia 20:10-22:05) #hongkong #เที่ยวฮ่องกง

1. Rent a rental Octopus card at any MTR station in the city (HKD 50 deposit + HKD 150 stored value). It's convenient as it can be used on all public transport and at many shops. You can also top up your Octopus card at MTR stations and 7-Elevens. 2. You can buy single-journey tickets for 2/3/4 people at the Airport Express counters, which are cheaper than round-trip tickets. 3. The Peak Tram is less crowded on weekday mornings, so there's less queuing. You can decide on-site whether to buy tickets, buy online, or just use your Octopus card to enter. If the weather is bad or foggy, it's not recommended to buy a viewing platform ticket, as you won't be able to see anything from the top. 4. The Star Ferry has upper and lower levels with different entrances. If you go to the wrong level, you'll have to waste your ticket money and enter from the upper entrance again. 5. The Citybus H2k route has long queues at Central Terminus for sunset viewing. You can buy a Night Walker package on the official website, which allows you to board earlier at Central Terminus. If you don't need to rush to catch the sunset and want to save money, you can take the train from Tsim Sha Tsui Station back to Central, where the queues are shorter. 6. Public Transportation: Bus: Board from the front and pay (Octopus card/cash/credit card), exit from the back. Press the button before reaching the next stop. MTR: Swipe your Octopus card/credit card/ticket to enter and exit the platform. Ding Ding Tram: Board from the back and exit from the front and pay (Octopus card/cash/credit card). Stops at every station. Finally, I personally recommend trying Hong Kong's dessert shops. I tried C Dessert in Wan Chai; their Dragon and Phoenix Ice Cream is absolutely delicious! #HongKong #HongKongGuide

Who understands this, babes! 😭 Every time I travel between Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao, the transportation drives me crazy—waiting in line at the border for hours, lugging luggage around, rushing for the high-speed train and missing the concert start... As a seasoned local private car driver 🚗, I have to make things clear for everyone! ✔️ Why choose it? 👉 All-inclusive price, no hidden charges throughout the trip! No more worries about extra fees for crossing the border or traffic jams! 👉 All vehicles are luxury Alphard models, with airline seats + spacious interiors, relaxing all the way to Hong Kong is no longer a dream~ 👉 Border crossing without getting off the car! No need to carry heavy bags and queue up, just enjoy the air conditioning inside the car while crossing, a VIP experience! 👉 24/7 online service, can handle red-eye flights and urgent trips! Perfect for spontaneous travelers who decide to go at the last minute. 👉 Point-to-point door-to-door pick-up and drop-off, from your doorstep → destination entrance, seamless connection, ideal for sisters traveling with kids and luggage! 🚗 Vehicle & Environment: All luxury Alphard cars, clean and spacious inside, seats adjustable with ventilation and heating~ nonstop photo ops all the way, high photo rate! Celebrity-style rides are truly not an exaggeration~ 🚗 Common Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao private car routes: 🌈 Shenzhen ↔ Hong Kong 🚗: • From Shenzhen city to Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, covering Luohu, Nanshan, and Futian departure routes. • From Shenzhen Airport/North Station to Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, convenient for passengers transferring to Hong Kong. 🌈 Dongguan ↔ Hong Kong 🚗: • From Dongguan urban area to Kowloon. • From Dongguan urban area to Hong Kong International Airport, convenient for flights. 🌈 Guangzhou ↔ Hong Kong 🚗: From Guangzhou city to Kowloon or Hong Kong Airport. 🌈 Multi-day cross-city tours 🚗: For example, Shenzhen - Hong Kong - Macao - Zhuhai five-day tour, visiting the three places day by day. 🌈 In-city deep tours 🚗: • Hong Kong: Mong Kok - Yau Ma Tei - Tsim Sha Tsui - Central - Causeway Bay, sightseeing, shopping, and experiencing the urban vibe. • Macao: Grand Lisboa - Our Lady of the Rosary Church - Ruins of St. Paul's - Rua do Cunha - The Venetian, experiencing history and luxury. 🌈 Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge sightseeing 🚗: Depart from Shenzhen via the bridge to Hong Kong and Macao, enjoying the bridge views.

Restaurant: Wonton Zai (Tsim Sha Tsui) Address: Shop 3, G/F, Leeway Commercial Building, 1-3 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui Apart from cha chaan tengs, I often visit noodle shops because I love their generous portions and great value. It saves money while filling me up. 😋 Recently, I passed by Tsim Sha Tsui and noticed this newly opened Wonton Zai, which officially launched on October 10. The entrance was adorned with congratulatory flower plaques 🌺. The owner aims to carry on his father's business from years ago, which had a loyal following in Kwun Tong. With his creativity and innovation, he hopes to carve out a new niche. ✨ The restaurant's decor is inspired by Hong Kong in the 60s and 70s 🇭🇰, featuring nostalgic designs like neon signs, red plastic stools, wooden round tables, and ceiling pendant lights, exuding a retro charm. 🤩 Wonton Zai specializes in Hong Kong-style noodles, offering options like rice noodles, vermicelli, and thick or thin egg noodles 🍜. The main dishes feature three high-quality ingredients: signature tiger prawn wontons, dried tangerine peel dace fish balls, and fresh castrated beef. All ingredients are freshly prepared in-house daily 👍, and the broth is simmered for 10 hours to ensure the highest quality Hong Kong-style noodles for every customer. You can choose single topping ($38), double toppings ($46), or triple toppings ($54). For the best experience, go for all three! 😋 The castrated beef is tender, with evenly distributed fat and a rich, aromatic flavor. The dace fish balls are large, bouncy, and free of any fishy taste, with hints of dried tangerine peel and scallion. The wontons here are a must-try, made with tiger prawns 🦐, packed with generous amounts of shrimp meat, and incredibly satisfying. 😎 Shrimp lovers can add shrimp roe (+$8), and spice enthusiasts can try the restaurant's homemade chili oil 🌶️, each offering a unique taste. Additionally, I ordered a plate of fresh greens 🥬 ($20) and drinks, including low-sugar soy milk ($9) and sugar-free Coca-Cola ($9). Although Wonton Zai doesn't have an extensive menu, the value for money is truly impressive. 😌

Signal Hill Garden in Hong Kong is a historic and scenic park located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, famous for the Signal Hill Tower on Signal Hill. Here is a detailed travel guide to help you efficiently explore this lesser-known attraction: · ✅ "Main Highlights" 1. Signal Tower (Red Brick Tower) · Built in 1907, it was once the time signal transmission station for Hong Kong time and is now a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong. · The tower is 12 meters tall, designed in Renaissance style, with a striking contrast between the red brick exterior and white decorations. · Inside the tower, you can visit historical exhibitions to learn about Hong Kong’s early maritime communication history. 2. Viewing Platform · Located at the top of Signal Hill, it overlooks Victoria Harbour, the Hong Kong Island skyline, and Kowloon city area, with especially charming night views. · Ideal for photography enthusiasts to capture Victoria Harbour sunsets and cityscapes. 3. Garden Scenery · Shaded by green trees, winding paths, and resting benches, perfect for walking and relaxing. · The garden preserves some historical relics, such as old stone steps and walls. · ✅ "Recommended Routes" 1. Easy Stroll Route Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station → Nathan Road → Signal Hill Garden Entrance → Walk up the trail → Visit Signal Tower → Take photos at the viewing platform → Return the same way. 2. Cultural Exploration Route Kowloon Park → Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre → Signal Hill Garden → Return to Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront to enjoy Victoria Harbour night views. · ✅ "Nearby Attractions" · Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade: 10-minute walk, enjoy daytime views of Victoria Harbour and the Symphony of Lights show. · Hong Kong Museum of Art / Space Museum: For culture lovers, about an 8-minute walk. · K11 Musea: A commercial landmark combining shopping and art, about a 12-minute walk. · Kowloon Park: Leisure green space with a bird lake and sculpture trail. ✅ "Tips for Visiting" · Address: Intersection of Nathan Road and Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (near East Tsim Sha Tsui Station) · Opening Hours: Garden open daily; Signal Tower interior has limited opening hours (usually Wednesday, Saturday afternoons, and public holidays; check official website for details) · Admission: Free · Suggested Visit Duration: 1-1.5 hours ✅ "Transportation" · MTR: Tsuen Wan Line Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit D2, about 10-15 minutes walk; or West Rail Line East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit P2, about 8 minutes walk. · Bus: Multiple bus routes run along Nathan Road, such as 1, 1A, 2, 6, etc., get off at "Tsim Sha Tsui Nathan Road" stop. · Walking: About 10 minutes walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade or Kowloon Park.

Hong Kong through the eyes of Wong Kar Wai: neon, nostalgia, and pure city bliss 😍✨ From classic Kowloon alleys to the shiny towers of Central, this city never sleeps and always inspires. Top Spots to Visit: Kowloon (Hong Kong, open all day): Roam the heart of tradition — market life, neon-lit streets, and classic eats. Best photo ops after sunset! Central (Hong Kong, open all day): Skyscraper heaven meets colonial pockets. Take the Mid-Levels Escalator, stop for rooftop cocktails, and get lost in SOHO side streets. Tsim Sha Tsui (Hong Kong, open all day): Epic harbor views and luxury shopping. The promenade is a must after dark for that cinematic skyline. Hong Kong Palace Museum (8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon): Dive deep into Chinese heritage — check opening hours! Usually 10:00 AM–6:00 PM (Mon, Wed, Thu, Sun), 10:00 AM–8:00 PM (Fri, Sat), closed Tues. Admission HKD 64. Book ahead! Personal tips: Don’t rush — slow walks reveal more of Hong Kong’s character. Hit up tiny local eateries for the best wonton noodles (cheap, fast, legendary). Museum hours can be tricky, so check before you go (especially Tuesdays!). Getting Around: Octopus Card is your ride-or-die for MTR, buses, and ferries. Taxis are everywhere but traffic gets wild during rush hour. Food Recs: Get dim sum in Central (look for upstairs tea houses, not just street level), and milk tea in Tsim Sha Tsui — unbeatable combo! Key tips: Bring cash for small eats and local shops. Weather? Always humid; pack light clothes and a portable umbrella. #hellohalloween #HongKongTravel #CityVibes #CantoneseEats #TripDotCom #MuseumDay

The premium short ribs are rich in flavor 🐄, tender, and rich in fat 🤤 The oysters are huge 😍, fresh and sweet 🦪, and the abalone is springy and delicious 🐚 The bamboo fungus-stuffed shrimp balls are exceptional 👍🏻 The crispy bamboo fungus absorbs the broth 😆, while the shrimp balls are chewy 😗 The sesame chicken wings are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside 🍗 Niu Zhan (Station) Spicy Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat Address: 📍Shop 102, 1/F, Aibin Commercial Building, 2-6 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #Niu Zhan Spicy Hot Pot All-You-Can-Eat #HotpotAll-You-Can-Eat #Tsim Sha Tsui #Tsim Sha TsuiFood

📍70s out → Today went to Dien Tai Hi House (Tsim Sha Tsui) really super cheap! The sashimi is thickly sliced, no matter how much you order, it's served immediately, no delay or arrears ~ The waiter changes the plates and handles them very quickly, unbeatable 💯. The sashimi is fresh and full of ingredients, you can eat Boston frozen lobster and frozen bacon, there are many seafood styles, caviar with sashimi or sushi details are done well, there is a sense of layering! I'm super happy to eat every time I go there! In addition, great ice cream and desserts really have to try, there is a lot of variety, dessert lovers will definitely go crazy 😋. The drinks are great, in addition to a variety of choices, what alcoholic beverages are available, the coolest thing is all free! 🌟Address: Dian Tai Hi House (Tsim Sha Tsui) 1/F, 26 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #HongKongFood #Tsim Sha TsuiFood #All-You-Can-Eat #HongKongDayTour #HongKongFoodRecommendations #HongKongFood If you want to eat sashimi and seafood all-you-can-eat + dessert all-you-can-eat, you must not miss the house! Invite your friends to go and eat together

This newly opened skewer bar BliBarla in Tsim Sha Tsui🚇Kowloon Road is very thoughtful✨, the neon lights at the door are very eye-catching💡, I was immediately attracted by the stylish decoration of this restaurant, plus its skewers are reasonably priced🍢, there are quite a lot of drinks, so I chose it for supper. First ordered two non-alcoholic mocktails 🍹, Phoenix Dance (actually pineapple soda) 🍍 and duck shit lemon tea 🍋, each $ 38, the former refreshing fruit flavor through the heart cool, the latter tea lemon flavor rich layers, ✌️ both are very suitable with skewers to relieve thirst. Then I ordered 🥰 two oysters in cold sauce for $48🦪, the oysters are fresh and big, the sauce is sour and refreshing💧. Stuffed Crystal Wagyu Cheek $58🐮, the meat is soft and flavourful😋, the stew is fragrant. I didn't expect that the skewer bar shop has soup 🥣, pepper pork belly chicken soup $48 The soup is sweet and full of ingredients, 🐖 pork belly is crispy, the chicken is tender🐔, great for warming the stomach ❤️. The specialty spicy sauce 🌶 and coriander sauce 🌿 are prepared by the owner himself, and there is also cumin powder 🧂. Although the skewers here have been seasoned, they can be secondary seasoning according to personal 🤤 preference. Salt-grilled beef tongue tip $20👅 The beef tongue is crispy and chewy, 🔥Salt-grilled brings out the meat flavor😋. Grilled pork large intestine $15🐷 Clean handling 👍, tough and soft. Salt-grilled pork belly $20🥓 Fat and lean, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside🤩. Salt-grilled pork neck $30🐷 The meat is thick and fragrant😍. Sauce Grilled Mushroom Pork Belly Roll $20🍖 is a value for money choice, the pork belly is wrapped with mushrooms🍄, it tastes chewy and refreshing😆. Cumin and Red Willow Lamb $15🐑 The lamb is tender and tasteless, and the cumin is full of spices🧂. Personally recommend the salt grilled chicken oyster meat $20🍗, a piece of meat on top of the chicken leg, the meat is crispy and tender, is the essence of the 🐓chicken body🌟. In addition, the sauce grilled white eel $38🐟, the meat is tender, the sauce grilled seasoning😌 is just right, definitely a must-eat 👍. Salt-grilled sage $15🍗 That's chicken butt, crispy on the outside and sweet on the inside,🐔 is one of the must-orders for skewers lovers❤️! There are also 🧂salt grilled chicken legs🍗, spicy chicken hearts❤️ and spicy chicken kidneys are $15 each, really cheap💰. The last 🧄Garlic Grilled Whole Eggplant $38🍆 The entrance is soft and fragrant with garlic 🥰, which is the highlight of vegetarian skewers🌟. Overall, BliBarla has a rich selection of skewers🍢, the cheapest is $10-$20 skewers, extremely good value for money💰! The master grills it right away 🔥, the aroma is overflowing, and each skewer is grilled just right. BliBarla (Tsim Sha Tsui) Address: Shop A, G/F, Huan Lee Business Centre, 7-9 Constantine Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong #BliBarla #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #Skewers #Bar #Cheap Food #Izakaya #Kowloon Road #Barbecue #Great Place to Dinner #Photo #Neon #Ready to Grill #Value for Money #Chicken Oyster #White Eel #Chicken #Oysters #Wagyu #Pork Belly Chicken Soup #Cocktail #Nightlife #Stylish Decoration #Hong Kong Style Recommendation #Tsim Sha Tsui Food Expo

#hkonbudget Just 72 hours in Hong Kong — yet I packed in skyline views, street eats, market chaos, and a concert I won’t forget anytime soon. Day 1:
Landed midday, zipped to Tsim Sha Tsui for skyline views, the Clock Tower, and the Symphony of Lights. Took the Star Ferry to Central, then got lost in the electric energy of Mongkok. Day 2:
Started with congee, shopped the markets, cooled off with herbal jelly, and ate local at Sweetheart Garden. Ended the night with a Kai Tak concert and a cheeky shrimp burger from McD’s. Day 3:
Classic cha chaan teng breakfast, a peaceful stop at Wong Tai Sin Temple, and then off to the airport. Budget-friendly, high-energy, and unforgettable. 
💡 Pro tip: Stay hydrated and wear comfy shoes—HK moves fast. #MongkokVibes #BudgetTravel #CityEscape

Location: INCUBASE Arena, 1/F, Anima Tokyo, Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Attention all you anime-obsessed friends! Hong Kong has finally welcomed the ultimate Japanese anime cultural and entertainment experience venue—INCUBASE ARENA 🚶♂️💨 The moment you step inside, it's like being transported to anime! The massive model of the Thousand Sunny from One Piece at the entrance instantly dominates the screen. Zoro's three swords gleam with a cold light, and Luffy's straw hat sways in the breeze—you can't stop snapping photos! 📸! The adjacent Demon Slayer zone is even more dramatic. Experience the thrill of swinging Tanjiro's Nichirin Blade, and Nezuko's bamboo tube even lights up interactively. Standing in front of the "Mugen Train" scene, you feel like you'll hear the Flame Pillar's "I will protect you" in a split second! 💥 And classic anime scenes aren't enough! The museum features an interactive anime game area, including the "Naruto" Rasengan Training Camp, where you can experience the thrill of hand seals and moves. The "Jujutsu Kaisen" Curse Tester lets you determine if you're Gojo Satoru or Itadori Yuji. Winning can earn you limited-edition merchandise, making it a fun experience even for clumsy players! For those who love collecting merchandise, the "Anime Boutique Shop" is a must-see! From "Gintama" Yorozuya T-shirts and "Haikyuu!!" team badges to "Spy's House" Annia headbands, there's everything you need! There's even exclusive INCUBASE ARENA collaboration items—you'll be happy to buy them! If you're tired, the "Anime Theme Restaurant" will definitely satisfy your taste buds! From the savory "One Piece Sea Beast Burger" to the rosy "Jujutsu Kaisen Strawberry Cursed Soul Milkshake" and even the dessert, the "Demon Slayer: Kocho Shinobu Macaron," every dish is so exquisite you won't want to leave! Photos and Instagram posts are guaranteed to get tons of likes! 🍔🍓 Whether you're a seasoned anime fan or a beginner looking to experience Japanese anime culture, INCUBASE ARENA will keep you coming back for more! So grab your friends and embark on a wild anime adventure! 🎉 #HongKongINCUBASEARENA #JapaneseAnimeExperience #Tsim Sha TsuiDestinations #AnimeFansHeaven #OnePieceTheme #Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no YaibaExperience #Jujutsu KaisenInteractive #AnimeShopping #HongKongNewAttractions #AnimeThemedRestaurant

Hello everyone! After a long trip to Hong Kong, today I'm sharing my itinerary before heading to Hong Kong. Thank you for sharing your amazing attractions and restaurants, which made this trip even more perfect. We went in September. The weather in Hong Kong was around 29-32 degrees Celsius, with occasional showers and sunshine. We stayed in Tsim Sha Tsui, an area with tons of shopping malls. Everywhere you go, you'll see landmarks. A quick stroll through the area was over. We took it easy for three days, not too strict about timing. We just went wherever we wanted and ate whatever we wanted. This trip was for the ultimate chill-out experience, but we walked tens of thousands of steps and didn't gain any weight. #GetDiscountsNotReliantOnLuck #HongKong

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🥢 "Michelin-Star Pan-Fried Buns in the Heart of Tsim Sha Tsui—Crispy on the Outside, Juicy on the Inside, So Delicious You'll Want to Stand and Eat Them!" 🌟🇭🇰 Located on Lock Road, just 2 minutes from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A1, this restaurant is a foodie paradise for those looking to try authentic Shanghai-style pan-fried xiao long bao—not just fried, but fried using a "half-steamed, half-fried" technique, resulting in a crispy bottom and soft top, with a warm broth hidden inside. 💦 🍽 Recommended Menu Menu, Price, Highlights Signature Pan-Fried Buns (4 pieces) HKD 40: Juicy pork filling and rich broth. Be careful not to burn your mouth! 🔥 Truffle Pan-Fried Buns (2 pieces) HKD 42: Overflowing with the aroma of truffle mushrooms. Luxurious flavors at a lovely price 🍄 Crab Roe Pan-fried Buns (2 pieces) HKD 52. Rich crab filling with a deep-sea aroma. 🦀 Shrimp Pan-fried Buns (4 pieces) HKD 46. Full-flavored minced pork and shrimp in a sweet and savory soup. 🦐 🧭 Highlights that make people queue • 🏅 Recommended by the Michelin Guide for several consecutive years (2016–2019, 2021, 2024) • 👨🍳 Freshly wrapped and fried in front of the shop, you can see every step in real time. • 🧍♂️ No tables, so you have to stand and eat—but you get the full experience! • 🧃 Add a sweet and sour chili sauce for extra spiciness. • 📦 Comes in a Michelin-patterned cardboard box with chopsticks and sauce. #FriedBuns #ShanghaiFriedBunsShop #TravelHongKong #HongKong #EatTravel #TravelWithBag

Horn Buffet Shop G08-G09, G/F, Miramar Plaza, Phase 1, 132 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui The super popular Japanese all-you-can-eat restaurant in Miramar Plaza in Tsim Sha Tsui, barbecue lovers must mark it down! 🔥 👇The environment is great, there is a sense of atmosphere🌟, all day is full of people, whether friends group dinner, couples dating romance, even alone can enjoy a meal in peace ~ The restaurant has more than 100 kinds of Japanese food to choose from! Barbecue, seafood, vegetables, desserts, cooked food... High to not know where to start, Level 4 high-quality all-you-can-eat package also includes Japanese Wagyu, Australian Wagyu, meat eaters must try! 😱 DIY beef horn rice is super surprising, choose your own ingredients to make pot rice, the aroma of rice and beef, one bite into the soul, sooo good! 😋 All the food is of high quality, value for money, really all you can eat without stress, achieve "eating freedom"! 💯 If you want to chill and eat something beautiful, invite your friends to try it at Niu Kok Buffet! Remember to tag your friends after eating ~ See you next time! 👋 Address: Shop G08-G09, G/F, Miramar Plaza, Phase 1, 132 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 11:30-23:00

Location: Rosewood Hong Kong is strategically positioned in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, making it an ideal base for both leisure and business travelers. The hotel is within walking distance of cultural landmarks, shopping districts, and the scenic waterfront of Victoria Harbour. Its central location provides easy access to public transport, including the MTR (Mass Transit Railway) and ferry services, allowing guests to explore various attractions throughout the city effortlessly. Price: As a luxury hotel, Rosewood Hong Kong's pricing typically reflects its premium offerings and services. Room rates can vary significantly based on the season, demand, and type of accommodation chosen. Generally, prices for standard rooms start at around HKD 4,500 (approximately USD 575) per night and can go significantly higher for suites and special packages. Guests are encouraged to check for seasonal promotions, packages, and direct booking discounts on the hotel's official website, as well as consider additional fees such as taxes and service charges. In summary, Rosewood Hong Kong combines a prime location with luxurious accommodations, ideal for travelers seeking an upscale experience in the bustling city of Hong Kong.