The Yuen Po Street Bird Garden is defined by its traditional Chinese architecture, featuring granite floors and a series of bamboo-shaped glazed tile roofs. The site is enclosed by a formal gateway, known as a pai lou, which marks the…
Mong Kok Markets Walk
This sensory-filled walk guides you through Kowloon's most bustling specialized markets, from quiet songbird gardens to packed neon-lit street stalls.
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1. Yuen Po Street Bird Garden
2. Mong Kok Flower Market
The Mong Kok Flower Market is marked by its continuous rows of sidewalk stalls and storefronts filled with overflowing displays of lilies, orchids, and potted bonsai trees. Centered on Flower Market Road, this commercial cluster serves as…
3. Goldfish Street
Goldfish Street occupies the section of Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok that runs between Mong Kok Road and Nullah Road. Rows of plastic bags hang outside the storefronts, each filled with water and a single brightly colored fish, forming a…
4. Fa Yuen Street Market
Fa Yuen Street Market is recognizable by the dense rows of official hawker stalls running down the center of the road, crowded by shopfronts on either side. The street name translates to Flower Garden Street, a reference to the area’s…
5. Sneakers Street
Sneaker Street, known in Cantonese as Bo Haai Gaai, is a dense, three-block stretch of Fa Yuen Street in Mong Kok filled with over one hundred retail shops dedicated to athletic footwear. You will recognize it by the wall-to-wall displays…
6. Ladies' Market
The Ladies' Market is marked by a kilometer-long corridor of over one hundred green-tented stalls packed tightly onto Tung Choi Street. While the name suggests a single-purpose destination, the market actually spans from Argyle Street to…