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Kowloon Local Food Crawl — From Sham Shui Po to Jordan

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6 stops · Full day

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A working-class Kowloon food belt where locals, not tourists, do the queuing. Fill up on Sham Shui Po's tofu pudding, bamboo-pressed noodles, rice rolls and Michelin dim sum, then graze on Mong Kok street snacks and a legendary Jordan cha chaan teng — a full day eating your way south along one MTR line.

Full day6 stopsEst. budget 50,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Kung Wo Tofu Factory公和荳品廠 / Kung Wo Tofu Factory

    Sham Shui Po · Dessert · 25 min stay

    Silky tofu pudding and soy milk from a century-old shop — the starting point of any Sham Shui Po food crawl.

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  2. Walk 6 min
    2

    Lau Sum Kee劉森記麵家 / Lau Sum Kee

    Sham Shui Po · 35 min stay

    A traditional noodle shop that kneads its dough by riding a bamboo pole — the dry shrimp-roe noodles are the signature.

  3. Walk 4 min
    3

    Hop Yik Tai合益泰小食 / Hop Yik Tai

    Sham Shui Po · Noodles · 20 min stay

    Silky rice-noodle rolls (cheung fun) glossed with sesame and soy sauce — a perennial Michelin Bib Gourmand pick.

  4. Walk 5 min
    4

    Tim Ho Wan (Sham Shui Po)添好運 / Tim Ho Wan

    Sham Shui Po · Dim sum · 45 min stay

    The byword for affordable Michelin dim sum — the crisp-topped baked char siu bao is a must.

  5. Transit 12 min
    5

    Mong Kok Street Food (Fa Yuen Street)花園街小食 / Mong Kok Street Food

    Mong Kok · Street food · 40 min stay

    Curry fish balls, egg waffles, offal skewers and more — street-snack heaven, Hong Kong style.

  6. Transit 10 min
    6

    Australia Dairy Company澳洲牛奶公司 / Australia Dairy Company

    Jordan · Cha chaan teng · 35 min stay

    A cha chaan teng famous for lightning-fast service — fluffy scrambled eggs and steamed milk pudding.

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