Tung Choi Street(Ladies' Market, Woman street)

After watching Hong Kong dramas for over 20 years I finally went to the Hong Kong on the movie screen Every photo taken in Hong Kong feels like shooting a movie Sharing my two-day-one-night Hong Kong travel guide ✅ Two-day-one-night itinerary ✔️ Day 1 Check-in at 'Yau Tsim Mong' MTR station ➡️ Mong Kok Ladies' Market ➡️ Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui ➡️ Central Pier ➡️ Hong Kong Observation Wheel ➡️ Monster Building ➡️ Kennedy Town ✔️ Day 2 Ngong Ping Cable Car ➡️ Lantau Island ➡️ Tai O Fishing Village ✅ Detailed itinerary 1️⃣ Check-in at MTR station Many people start their Hong Kong trip by checking in at various MTR stations featured in Hong Kong movies. They are indeed very photogenic. 2️⃣ Mong Kok Ladies' Market A street with a strong local flavor, filled with many food stalls and small shops. Overlooking the entire street gives a very Hong Kong vibe. 3️⃣ Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui From the Star Ferry Pier, you can take the Star Ferry to the opposite Central Pier, crossing Victoria Harbour and enjoying the city sea view. 4️⃣ Central Pier From here, you can see the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. The scenery is very beautiful, and you can also ride the nearby Hong Kong Observation Wheel to overlook the entire harbor. 5️⃣ Monster Building A unique building in Hong Kong, perfect for photography. The entire structure is very spectacular and visually impactful. 6️⃣ Kennedy Town A beautiful check-in spot with city buildings and a stunning sea sunset. 7️⃣ Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car A unique sea cable car with a fully transparent glass floor offering a 360-degree sea view. The mountain and sea scenery are fantastic. 8️⃣ Tai O Fishing Village A hidden fishing village by the sea in Hong Kong, retaining much of the 90s Hong Kong flavor. It's quite original and perfect for a leisurely visit.

Photos taken with a Fuji camera on Hong Kong Goldfish Street are amazing! 🐟The goldfish here are kept in bags, which is very lively! In addition, this is also the filming location of "Chungking Express." Here, you can see different kinds of goldfish and feel the strong Hong Kong style. The fireworks on the old street are even more fascinating! Come and experience the unique charm here! Fuji camera settings: Camera: Fuji GFX50S2 ➕35-70 Film simulation: NOSTALGIC Neg * Grain: Off * Color effect: Strong * Color FX Blue: Off * White balance: Auto * Dynamic range: DR100 * D-range priority: Off * Tone curve: H:0S:➕1 * Color: +3 * Tax: +1 * High ISO noise reduction: +2 * Sharpness: +1 * Color space: Adobe RGB * 📍Address: Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong * 📝Note: It's also great to take photos here at night. There are lights and atmosphere, which is very suitable for taking Hong Kong-style portraits. * 🚇Transportation: Prince Edward Station Exit B2

Finally finished checking in at the classic scenes from "The Ship of Theseus" before leaving! Every shot is full of Hong Kong flavor, and thinking back now fills me with nostalgia 😭 Starting from the retro Goldfish Street, colorful fish tanks shimmer under neon lights, and every snap feels like stepping into a Hong Kong movie set from the 80s or 90s 📸! Then I wandered to the fruit market, where fresh fruits are piled high like mountains, and the lively shouts create a bustling atmosphere~ Chungking Mansions is a must-visit, with dense signs and the aroma of exotic foods, instantly experiencing a collision of diverse cultures! I was most worried about Temple Street at night, thinking the security might be bad 😟 but when I got there, it was full of tourists, brightly lit and super lively! Street vendors, unique snacks, and street performances made it feel completely safe~ These places are not just check-in spots, but they truly let me feel the unique soul of Hong Kong! If I have the chance next time, I want to come back and savor the charm of this city in detail~

🇰🇷 Authentic Korean cuisine run by Koreans Very convenient location Easy to find on Tung Choi Street Most importantly, the price is really affordable You can get a lunch set for just $53 And the portions are large and filling No 10% service charge, the restaurant is full of diners Lunch comes with seaweed soup/canned drink 🔸 Stone Pot Bibimbap $53 Choice of grilled beef/spicy pork belly/cheese fried chicken/chicken breast Lots of toppings like bean sprouts, spinach, shredded radish, etc. The colors are beautiful and very appealing The stone pot is piping hot 🔸 Kimchi Pork Belly Fried Rice with Sunny Side Up $53 The fried rice is served in a large plate and is very fragrant The pork belly is tender Paired with kimchi, it’s very flavorful 🔥 Single Fried Chicken Set $78 Kimchi spicy pork soup + sweet and spicy fried chicken + set drink The kimchi spicy pork soup is mildly spicy, with pork belly meat This set includes extra fried chicken You can choose different sauces for the fried chicken Sweet and spicy/honey mustard/butter honey/cheese powder/original I chose sweet and spicy sauce It’s on the sweeter side, not very spicy The fried chicken comes with four large pieces Other snacks 🔸 Squid and shrimp skewers $25 🔸 Molten cheese sticks $28 🔸 Assorted seaweed rice rolls $48 📍SUN HARU Shop E & F, G/F, Veda Commercial Building, 1A-1L Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok #KoreanChef

Must-Choose Accommodation for Hong Kong Travel📍Royal Plaza Hotel Mong Kok Where to Stay in Hong Kong❓ Located in the bustling area of Mong Kok, the 🏨 Royal Plaza Hotel comes highly recommended👍 Catering to all your needs for transportation, food, shopping, and cultural experiences Enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment around the Royal Plaza Hotel Experience the comfort of home Swipe left on the images ← to check detailed answers to common questions about staying at the Royal Plaza Hotel🔓 Transportation🚕 🌟2-minute walk from MTR Mong Kok East Station Exit D2🚇, travel with ease~ 🌟45 minutes from the airport by taxi🚕, 20 minutes from West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station by MTR🚇 Shopping & Cultural Experience🛍 🌟Connected to the shopping mall MOKO New Century Plaza🛒, enjoy shopping & dining 🌟Walking distance to Ladies’ Market, Goldfish Market, Flower Market, and Sneaker Street🛍 to experience authentic Hong Kong vibes 🌟Direct MTR access to Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, Causeway Bay, Sha Tin...🚇 perfect for your photo spots Hotel Restaurants🍴 🌟Royal Plaza Chinese Restaurant—specializing in contemporary Cantonese cuisine, great for family gatherings and banquets 🌟Lion Rock Cuisine—blending Cantonese and Sichuan flavors, enjoy new-style Chinese dishes with a view of Lion Rock 🌟Royal Delights (R+)—exquisite cakes, specialty desserts, and festive gift boxes, indulge in quality sweets Hotel Facilities🏨 🛎24-hour concierge service to enhance your stay 💻Free broadband internet service 🏊Fitness center, 40-meter heated swimming pool, and massage center available 🛏Elegantly designed rooms with photo-worthy bay windows overlooking Hong Kong’s night view📸 perfect for photos 👍🏻Each room features a separate bathtub for ultimate comfort and relaxation Whether you’re traveling with family, as a couple/friends, or for business🥳 There’s always a room that suits you! Room Types Overview👉🏻 🛏Deluxe Room ✅33㎡ spacious room✅King or Queen bed ✅Accommodates 2 people✅Extra bed available for up to 3 people 🛏Deluxe Family Room ✅33㎡ spacious room✅Two Queen beds ✅Accommodates up to 4 people 🛏Deluxe Superior Family Room ✅71㎡ comfortable and extra-large room ✅1 King bed and 2 single beds ✅Bathtub and separate shower with rain showerhead ✅Accommodates up to 4 people 🛏Deluxe Suite ✅71 to 77㎡, one bedroom and one living room design ✅King bed with Sealy mattress ✅Bathtub and separate shower with rain showerhead ✅Guest restroom ✅Accommodates up to 3 people

Transportation Guide: MTR Mong Kok - Sham Shui Po Stations Must-Try Foods:</ctag> Shopping Guide:</ctag> </ctag> </ctag> </ctag></ctag> 💞Reasons for Recommendation: Having watched too many old Hong Kong triad movies, when in Mong Kok, you should visit Portland Street to find Sister Thirteen. I wonder if Ho Nam from Causeway Bay is just as handsome! Mong Kok Located in Kowloon, it is one of the most densely populated areas in Hong Kong. So crowded that even breathing feels cramped. Buildings are a mix of old and new, and from time to time, you see news reports about stones falling from old buildings— Are they playing Mario Adventure?! During rush hour, traffic is crowded and slow. For Hong Kong bus drivers, this feels like torture, because they are cool, treating the accelerator like a brake! So wild! When the green light turns on, it feels like watching an F1 race. There are many types of street markets here, well-known ones include: Ladies' Market selling all kinds of sundries (I used to love shopping there, but now that I’m older, I don’t need so many beautiful useless things...) Sneaker Street with major sports brands and sneakers (the goods here are very new and complete, with many specialty stores, but you really have to compare prices at three shops to avoid losing out!) Goldfish Market where various aquatic animals are sold in bags (It’s so hot! Doesn’t the water in those bags get warm?) There are many street markets—food and goods (probably) can all be found! I also unexpectedly tried Kam Wah Café’s pineapple bun (actually just passed by and smelled it~) Warm bread with a slab of butter— standing by the roadside eating while watching the crowded streets of Mong Kok has a special flavor! Later, when I checked at home, I found out it’s Hong Kong’s famous number one pineapple bun! Darn—I should have taken more bites! On Nathan Road, a whole row of Chow Tai Fook, Chow Sang Sang, Luk Fook Jewelry, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Omega, Longines flagship stores and main stores— the air conditioning at the entrances is so cool. For now, I’ll just feel the power of money with my eyes and skin. Langham Place This mall appears in every travelogue, featuring Hong Kong’s longest indoor escalator, with a strong sense of interior design. The mall’s spiral walkway design makes you walk around in circles— not missing a single store—really smart! By the way, before Langham Place was planned, this area was a well-known red-light district with nightclubs, karaoke, massage parlors, and a concentration of the sex industry. It was a relatively complicated area in Hong Kong. Now Mong Kok’s nightlife vibe has faded, replaced by more everyday life and shopping atmosphere! This is a bustling street market maze, famous for dazzling shopping. If you want to experience the lively, everyday Hong Kong vibe, Mong Kok is the top choice!

🐷📌 . Seoul Stone Pot is a Korean restaurant on Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok. I often come here to eat, especially during afternoon tea time, because it’s very affordable, not expensive, and the quality is pretty good! They specialize in stone pot bibimbap and home-style Korean dishes～ The reasonable prices are really the most attractive part～ . 🐷Korean Bibimbap - Beef Cubes Bibimbap When the stone pot bibimbap is served, it’s full of aroma. The beef "cubes" are really big, you can’t even call them "cubes" anymore, seriously!! The beef is stir-fried to be flavorful and not dry. Mixed with egg yolk, spicy sauce, and vegetables, plus some Korean glass noodles, the layers of flavor are rich, and every bite is a perfect match～ We already ordered less rice, but the portion was still very large and very filling!! . 🐷Stir-fried Udon with Mixed Vegetables and Pork Belly Slices The udon is chewy and springy, the pork belly slices are rich in fat, stir-fried dry with a good wok hei flavor, paired with lots of mixed vegetables so it’s not greasy. The taste is slightly sweet with a bit of spiciness, very flavorful!! The portion is really super worth the price!! . 🐷Korean-style Chicken Wings The chicken wings are fried to a crispy outside and juicy inside, drizzled with Korean sweet and spicy sauce. It’s not overly sweet, the spiciness is moderate, very tasty and appetizing. . 🐷Homemade Kimchi The kimchi is cut into large crunchy pieces, with a spicy and slightly sour taste, not throat-irritating, appetizing and refreshing, perfect with rice!!! . 🐷Iced Yuzu Soda The yuzu flavor is sweet and fresh, mixed with soda water, cold and refreshing, great for cleansing the palate and cooling down. . Seoul Stone Pot 📍Shop 21, Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok . Food Good Place Food

Day 1: Dive into the hustle and bustle and culture of Hong Kong Goldfish Street/Women's Street: Start your journey here, not only a shopping paradise but also a great place to experience authentic Hong Kong life. Yau Ma Tei Police Station: A must-visit spot for fans of TVB dramas, but please make sure to find the correct address to avoid getting lost. Temple Street: A must-visit for night market lovers, although it may be a bit stuffy in the summer, the lively atmosphere at night is definitely worth experiencing. K11: A combination of art and shopping, suitable for friends who like modern art. Avenue of Stars: Not only can you find Li Ka-shing's check-in trio, but you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. Day 2: Central's Ferris Wheel and the Mid-Levels Escalator Central Ferris Wheel: It's best to buy tickets in advance, there are a lot of people queuing on-site, and you can use the Octopus card. Mid-Levels Escalator: The scene from the movie 'Chungking Express' with Faye Wong and Tony Leung. It starts from Central and goes up on a one-way escalator. On the way back, you can only walk down the stairs yourself. Lan Kwai Fong: It's not a store name, it's a street name! A street full of nightlife and gourmet food. Victoria Peak: 🌌 See route in picture 6, Mount Butler is also good (relatively fewer people). Happy Valley (Hong Kong and Macau Pass/Octopus card free—Entrance G at Causeway Bay. Don't run to the wrong place, there's also a Sha Tin Racecourse!!! Generally, there are races at Causeway Bay on Wednesdays and Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday afternoons. For specific event schedules, follow the official website to avoid a wasted trip—I'm one of those who made a wasted trip, waiting for the subway for half a day only to realize I went to the wrong place) Featured photo spots Sai Ying Pun, Kennedy Town (🌅 Exit C of the subway, walk to the riverside to watch the sunset), Western Swimming Shed, Hennessy Road, Fringe Club, China Resources Building (take a photo of the Ding Ding tram at Woo Kwong Building), Monster Building ('Transformers 4' filming location) Precautions Eating/drinking in the subway, jaywalking, will result in a fine~ Smoking in public places, swearing, spitting, littering, will all result in a fine~

City Walk Itinerary Day 1: Peak Tram + Sky Terrace Day 2: Sheung Wan -> Central -> Tsim Sha Tsui 1. Hollywood Road 2. Upper Lascar Row 3. PMQ 4. Tai Kwun 5. Lan Kwai Fong 6. K11 Musea 7. Avenue of Stars Day 3: Mong Kok 1. Goldfish Street 2. Ladies Market 3. Langham Place 4. 618 Shanghai Street Day 4: Lantau Island 1. Ngong Ping 360 2. Citygate Outlets Transport: MTR Walking is good as there are good food all along the way. Is more a matter of can you eat it all. 😆 #summervacay #hong_kong #citywalk

| Immerse yourself in Wong Kar-wai's Chungking Express. Get lost in the world of Wong Kar-wai's films and can't extricate yourself🐠 How can you not come to the world of Hong Kong films when you are in Hong Kong❓ The scene in 'Chungking Express' where Faye Wong carries a bag of goldfish🥳 Many people will find it unforgettable😝 🎦Faye Wong sneaks into Tony Leung's house with a plastic bag of goldfish and gets caught💛 🎦The fish tank under the camera lens reflects the neon lights of the city night🥂 🎦The leisure of the fish contrasts with the hustle and bustle of people🐟 ✨One of the filming locations of 'Chungking Express', Mong Kok Goldfish Street ✨It is a street where many movies are shot, specifically referring to the street north of Tung Choi Street where ornamental fish shops are concentrated. 🛶Here, colorful fish are paired with aquatic plants and packed together in transparent plastic bags, a unique way for Hongkongers to buy goldfish. 💛At sunset, when the lights come on, the colorful bagged goldfish are especially dreamy under the light refraction, captivating and full of life. 👣The hurried passers-by can't help but stop when they pass by, and those who are destined might choose some to take away, the romance in the bustling city is sometimes just that simple. 🤳Goldfish Street is actually quite large 🤳Not only goldfish There are food stores, pet shops, and dim sum restaurants It is a street full of life It is not too busy on weekdays Nor is it too quiet🥳 The whole street has a harmonious atmosphere🥃 Walking through Goldfish Street🚧 Feels like stepping into a Hong Kong movie For friends who like to explore local culture🚏 You must visit Mong Kok Goldfish Street✨ ✔Address: Northern part of Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong ✔Transportation tips: Take the MTR Tsuen Wan or Kwun Tong Line to Prince Edward Station, Exit B1, and walk along Prince Edward Road West ✔Suggested companions: Couples, friends, children, family ✔Opening hours: 10:00-21:00

Walking past Mong Kok Ladies' Market, a strong smell of cooking oil hit my nose. Just as I was about to hurry away, I caught sight of "GRIND SIZE"—a white storefront with big letters saying "Poor L selling coffee," which was quite unique. Inside, there are two floors. I chose to sit upstairs, where there’s a large sofa, dining table area, and a tatami mat area. I ordered a "Rich 72% REAL Chocolate Fresh Milk." The first sip was intensely chocolatey and as smooth as silk, truly deserving the name "Rich Explosion." The banana chocolate milkshake had the sweet aroma of fresh bananas, and the combination of chocolate and banana was a perfect match! The hearty breakfast "Grindsize Breakfast" arrived, and the plate was bigger than my face! The smoked salmon was oily and rich, Parma ham was savory, and the scrambled eggs were tender and smooth. The large brown mushroom was juicy, the avocado fresh, and there were also sausage, bacon, tomatoes, baked beans, hash browns, toast, and salad greens—extremely generous. The staff recommended the restaurant’s new handmade pasta, so I ordered the slow-cooked whole octopus spicy squid ink pasta. The octopus tentacle was huge but cooked very tenderly. The black squid ink pasta was chewy and springy, done quite well. **Dessert Highlight** For dessert, I ordered the "Baileys temperature," which is basically a giant Tiramisu drenched in Espresso. One bite was delicious, with the flavor of alcohol combined with rich coffee—very satisfying. GRIND SIZE 📍Shop 10, Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok

🇭🇰Mong Kok/: Mongkok, is a bustling area with a unique retro artistic vibe🏘️~ Each street here has its own style🎨 💐Mong Kok Flower Market, is a place in Hong Kong🇭🇰 where flower shops are highly concentrated. The streets are lined with bundles of fresh flowers, rich in color and reasonably priced, allowing you to slowly pick along the street. 🚏Near the end of the Flower Market, turn a corner and you'll reach👉Goldfish Street, with blue-green fish🐟 and retro-style shops🌌, perfect for literary and artistic souls who love the retro Hong Kong style to citywalk🚶. If you get tired and want to cool off☀️, you can also go to the nearby shopping mall👉moko. . 🕰️Recommended play time: 2-3 hours 🎫Free admission‼️ 🚗Transportation: Take the subway to Prince Edward Station or Mong Kok Station, take a taxi or bus directly to the Flower Market. When you see a lot of flowers🌷 along the roadside, you've arrived. 🍽️Food: Recommended nearby milk tea shops such as Eat Tea 3000/Chun Shui Tang/Lady Bobo/KOI/Cou Cou, all within walking🚶‍♀️ distance🧋☕️ .