Sham Shui Po

Korean🇰🇷 & Japanese🇯🇵 BBQ Buffet Restaurant🍽 📌Offerings ✅️Alcohol ✅️All you can eat ✅️Beer ✅️Small plates 📌Dining options ✅️Lunch ✅️Dinner ✅️Catering ✅️Dessert 📌Time: 2 hours 📌Price: HK$103 per person 📍Location: ✳️6/F, 612-613, Dragon Centre, 37K Yen Chow Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong 📌How to get there? ✳️Sham Shui Po MTR Station Exit C2 walk to the right towards Dragon Center #timetotravel #hk #hongkong #buffet #korean #japanese #bbq #staycations #travel #explore #2023

If you are a soybeans lover , must go and try! I was not expecting much from how touristy it looked at first, but I’m a soy beancurd lover so would like to try! It’s in a really bus street- Sham Shui Po MTR, just 2 minutes walk you can reach the shop. I ordered soy beancurd dessert, soy milk and a plate of fried toufu and tofu puffs. Everything came super fast , hot and fresh. The tofu puff is so amazing! So crispy and inside so soft and taste very soy. Tried with the chilli they have in the table! But the soy beancurd dessert not what I expected as not smooth and it is still tasty. recommended to try! #mytriplog #hongkong #hongkong #beancurd #soymilk #Toufu

#Ex sham Shui po service reservoir is around 10 minutes walk from Shek Kip mei mtr station a1 exit . Need to walk up the stairs to reach the top and went underground to the reservoir. Is like going back to time went visit this Roman style reservoir.is Rich in history . I love the architecture of the reservoir . You scan the QR code to listen to the history and introduction of the reservoir can chose English or Chinese . And after finish the tour they give out souvenirs.

Sham Shui Po’s street markets are a fantastic way to experience the lively local culture. For fashion lovers, the place to go is the clothes market on and around Cheung Sha Wan Road. Bargains galore with everything including menswear, outdoor wear, and accessories and women’s clothes. Ki Lung Street has bags, outdoor clothes, fabrics and also a lot of butchers and dried food stalls. Prices are very low and it’s worth rifling through the rails to snap up a bargain. Sham Shui Po Station exit B

Chinese tea chinese dim sum chinese food #foodie #chinesetea

Address - Sham Shui Po Highlights - pet friendly cafe Avg. Price per Person - $150 Rating - 👌👌👌 #cafe nice ambience and pet friendly. could be a nice choice for a late morning coffee.

If you are looking for ribbons, cord, rope, big/small, thin/thick, colorful/not, for decoration or Artcraft, Sham Shui Po is the right place to find all this stuff. From Sham Shui Po MTR exit A2, cross the road, and get onto Yu Chau Street junction. After the traffic light, you will see some shops selling beads 📿and kinds of Arfcraft stuff. 1 min walking from the junction, you will find this shop, Wing Fung Industrial (Hong Kong) Limited . I get into this shop and find rows of racks and hanging from the racks are rolls of cord, rope, ribbons, and the like. They come in different sizes, shapes, colors 🌈, textures, patterns. Roaming around from one rack to another isnkind of resfreshing 😍😍 . #outdoor #art #awesomepic

I went to this restaurant on Ki Lung street, Lo Fung Restaurant. Overall, I love the decoration. And I think it brings up memories when looking at the pictures hanging on the wall. I was in a rush, so I ordered a simple meal. I just realized after that when I saw delicious food served to a woman seated next to me. Ahh, I missed the signature dish on the menu. It was food served in the bread bowl 🥯🥣. Hmmm, I'm thinking about coming again next time. No worry if you can't read Chinese since the menu has an English translation. How to get there: Take MTR to Sham Shui Po, and get off by exit A2. Cross Yu Chau street, and walk along until you are on Ki Lung street. Turn left, the restaurant on your left-hand side. #bucketlistreboot #awesomepic #foodie

If you’re planning on going cafe-hopping in Sham Shui Po, eco-conscious @loopkulture should definitely be on your list 💌 There is a constant queue outside this wooden cafe full of lush greenery, so make sure to go a bit earlier to skip the wait 😉 Or you could kill some time by browsing through all the organic food products on sale (remember to bring your own container) ♻️ [Caramelized Banana Pain Perdu] Although we were super hungry, we just couldn’t resist taking countless pics of this aesthetically-pleasing dish against the leafy backdrop 📷 A stunning composition of edible flowers and colorful fruits (i.e. figs, blueberries, red pomegranate seeds), the contrast of the cold earl gray gelato to the hot puffy French toast was just heavenly 👼🏻 [Avocado Pistachio Milk] The pistachio flavor stood out over the avocado while the crunchy nuts added some texture to the smooth mild-tasting drink. Not super thirst-quenching, but certainly a healthy choice 👍🏻 📍 Loop Kulture G/F, 90 Apliu Street, Sham Shui Po (MTR exit A2) #foodie #hongkong

With a resident tarot reader, tarot card inspired drinks and a large moon 🌕 hanging from the ceiling, @the_soulroom_coffee stands out from its coffee shop neighbours in Sham Shui Po by offering a serene ambiance intended to purify your mind and body ✨ As the last stop of our cafe-hopping journey that day, we only ordered drinks and a dessert to share, but they do serve ‘big chews’ (i.e. sandwiches and bagels) if you’re hungry 😝 [𝐋𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐬] Both lemonades had a fizzy base, but we preferred the refreshing seasonal cucumber one over the sweeter signature ‘The Lovers’ one 🍋🥒 [𝐋𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐞𝐚 𝐓𝐚𝐫𝐭] The lemon tea tart was a bit too sour as the earl grey tea flavour was not that prominent. Extra points for the beautiful crescent plate though 🌙 📍 The Soulroom G/F, 102 Ki Lung Street, Sham Shui Po (MTR exit A2) #foodie #hongkong #星級作家衝衝衝

Conveniently located 5 minutes away from the MTR and a handful of eateries (including Ppalli Ppalli, Poke Go and Homey Dumpling), Sheung Shan opened its doors in November last year. There are 3 walls on the lower floor with routes of various grades that are reset twice per month. The washroom is beautifully and conveniently designed with a rock foot wash station. Lockers are free to use but a little bit difficult to pull open. The upper floor offers a resting area, changing room and periodic events, such as exhibitions, talks and yoga stretching classes. The staff are super friendly and willing to teach anyone, so don’t worry if you’ve never bouldered before. Although they are currently closed due to COVID restrictions, be sure to check out their Instagram for updates! 📍Sheung Shan 234 Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po (MTR exit A2) #必玩室內遊樂場 #urbanexplorer

We were delighted to discover @nomilkshakenolife nearby the foot of Garden Hill, so we stopped by for some re-energizing milkshakes after a brisk walk up 💦 After waiting for around half an hour, we finally got a nice seat by the windows 🪟 When we were buying our drinks at the cashier, they told us that there was a $70 minimum charge per person for dine-in, so we got some add-ons like extra whipped cream/oats (+$4 each) 🤓 [𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐚 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐤𝐞] We were blown away by the perfectly balanced bitter-sweetness of the matcha flavour that pleasantly lingered after each sip 🍵The ultra thick and creamy texture made the milkshake quite filling though, so it felt like we had a whole meal after drinking the entire thing… [𝐀𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐥 𝐁𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐲𝐬 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐤𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐤𝐞] First time trying their boozy options and this was such a guilty pleasure 🍹The distinctive Baileys cream liqueur was quite prominent while the almond crunches (plus our extra oats) added a chewy texture and nutty flavour to the indulgent beverage 🥜 📍 No Milkshake No Life Shop G01, G/F, Mei Kwai House, 13 Pak Tin Street, Sham Shui Po (MTR exit D2) #hongkong #milkshake #foodie