Apliu Street

No visit to Sham Shui Po can be complete without a stroll down Apliu Street. The road houses a bustling street market that sells electronic goods and other related paraphernalia. The stalls often stock a wide range of products, but in general, visitors can expect to find mobile phone accessories, audio and electrical cables, batteries, film cameras, alarm clocks, and second-hand devices such as radios and vintage typewriters. Bargain hunters, fans of thrifting, and those looking for more than a hint of nostalgia will enjoy poking around this slightly chaotic street market. If there’s ever a Hong Kong location to whip out your haggling skills, it’s Apliu Street.

Tai Kok Tsui is buzzing recently. No MTR means more affordable rent and that’s allowed a number of exciting small restaurants to establish themselves. Cantonese, Japanese omakase, Mediterranean cuisine, and famous street food in Hong Kong. Anything you can eat in Tak Kok Tsui

Café on Tai Nan Street

The young generation has brought changes to it in the recent decade. Cultural and creative spaces, traditional workshops and other various shops and cultural activities have injected a diverse culture into the local community. The best-known is Tai Nan Street, Sham Shui Po, which is known as the “Young Artists Street”. Let’s visit the stores on the street together!

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