Fa Yuen Street

Hong Kong Garden Street, In addition to Mong Kok, this is the most prosperous and lively place in Hong Kong. The Dingding bus line bus also has a bus here, very prosperous, in the afternoon, you can take the time to drink a coffee here ～～ Sitting by the window and looking at the bustling Garden Street.

Huayuan Street is located at Mong Kok East Railway Station and near the MTR Station. Changchangyu Street is full of stalls on both sides, with curtain prices and many choices. Another choice for large shopping malls 👍🏻

Hong Kong's Garden Street in Mong Kok, is a small street road from the north to the south, many tourists call Garden Street "Wave Shoes Street", because there are dense sneaker shops in the middle of Garden Street, and various brands gather. For locals, more strolling near Huaxu Park in the north section, here is the flower gardening street shop, it seems that Hong Kongers, especially uncles and aunts, prefer to buy nurseries and utensils, find the fun of planting flowers and grass at home.

The name of Mong Kok is very good, and it is indeed very busy. Wa Shoe Street has always been a must-visit place to come to Hong Kong. There were street singing in Mong Kok before, but now there is no, but it does not affect his popularity. Some eat, some go shopping, and some buy.

The Garden Street is a distinctive street in Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong. It is located in the east of Mong Kok, Kowloon, north to Boundary Street, south to Teng Dashi Street, parallel to Tong Cai Street and Laundry Street. It is one of the famous shopping areas in Hong Kong. A section of Garden Street, south of Argyle Street, is also known as Wave Shoes Street. The street is about 150 metres long and has more than 50 shops selling sneakers and sports goods. The section of Mong Kok Road to Prince Edward Road West is a stall area selling clothing, vegetables and fruits.

Garden Street, also known as Wave Shoes Street. Because you can find a lot of large-scale wave shoes, sports clothes, and often have discounts, local tourists also like to go shopping on Garden Street.

Garden Street is close to Prince Edward MTR station, with many stalls, convenient shopping.

Closer to Prince Edward Station, the whole Garden Street has been continued from Wave Shoe Street. From the trendy sneaker brand store, it has become the most common open-air market in Hong Kong. Most of the people who come to shopping are mainly Hong Kong residents. Maybe because there are fewer tourists in this section, The price of the vendor is much cheaper!