Fa Yuen Street Market Mong Kok

Along Fa Yuen Street from Prince Edward Road West (a short walk from the Flower and Bird Market) down to Mong Kok Road after 11am you’ll find a bustling local street market. Whilst geared towards locals rather than tourists, it’s just that which makes it interesting.

Here you’ll find lots of no-brand goods including fashion, bags, shoes, home goods, and lots of snacks. Along with the street stalls on the roadway, the streets normal stores are well worth checking out too. There are a couple of no brand gadget shops with items from HK$20 and fashion shops with everything under HK$50.

Gallery with prices (Jan 2020)

Street Food and Restaurants around Fa Yuen Street

This is a foodies area so here you will find lots of hole in the wall shops where you can buy traditional snacks including ‘three treasures’, curry fish balls, fried squid, siu mai, beef offal, pig intestines, egg waffles and dim sum. At 135 Fa Yeun Street you’ll find a shop baking traditional Cantonese Yau Gok (see second pic in the gallery above).

Cross over Mong Kok Road to the other side of Fa Yuen Street and you’ll find Fa Yuen Street Market and Cooked Food Centre where downstairs has a wet market and upstairs on the 4th floor is a cooked food market. It’s nothing fancy but people that go here love the HK style milk tea and the congee (rice porridge).

The suggested restaurant in the area is Kam Wah Cafe & Bakery which is a popular Cha Chaan Teng.

Nearby Fa Yuen Street

• Bird Garden and Market
• Flower Market
• Sneakers Street (Southern end of Fa Yuen Street after Argyle Street)
• Pioneer Centre Shopping Arcade – small shopping mall with several eateries
• Read more about all the markets in Hong Kong

Hours: Around 10.30am – 10pm some many stalls close earlier.

Getting there: Take the MTR to Prince Edward Station and take exit B2

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