Kowloon City Market and Cooked Food Centre

A good wet market with many stalls of fresh veggies, fruits, meat, seafood and also cooked food upstairs etc.

Very traditional wet market located in the centre of Calhoun. I’ve been coming here for many years since visiting Hong Kong over the years and now I’ve just found out that the city decided to move this wet market to a different location and completely rebuild it and upgraded completely. It’s gonna be moved to a park about a kilometre away. As such many of the vendors have already packed up and left the current wet market, but you can still see a lot of of the meat departments with freshly cuts and butchers, pigs and cows and awful. There’s also a lot of seafood vendors still around, and of course, the fresh produce vendors are still here too. Upstairs there is a fitness facility, including badminton, courts and basketball as well as a large library and Hong Kong style Café. I’m assuming that these will all be moved to the new facility as well. I’m not sure what’s gonna happen to this location, but it’s certainly been a staple of daily life for many Hong Kong residence in Calhoun For many many years. Certainly has not gone away with the advent of traditional grocery stores and there are many that just frequently wet markets multiple times a day for their daily fare.

It's the place to go for local-infused flavor. Went there for the hotpot. We get the soup base and choose whatever fillings are offered. From fresh beef slices (very much recommended! It's thick enough for juicy bites-not chewy), to dimsum, to innards, fish, etc.) For drinks, there was beer, tea, fruit juice from neighboring stalls. You might have to share a table with others, and there is a queue late evening.

2 shops next to the market.. Cherry bakery - Must try the egg tarts and this Dim sum Lui Lee - Everything looks so good. Shop is just next to each other. Always room for small bites along the street. This 粉果 looks so good how to resists. The uncles and aunties clear the whole tray so Gotta wait for the next round.. 粉果 is like our 水晶包 or Soon kueh. Very thin skin with lotsa filling. Wah damn good! Egg tarts also nice, this Cherry Bakery is an old Bakery patronised by their locals. Not a tourist area.

The biggest wet market in Hong Kong. Lots of stalls offering fresh produce, seafood, and meat. The cooked food center at the top is worth a visit. There is a popular cha chaan teng that is well known for its satay beef. In addition to your expected dishes, they also have a few unique offerings such as a hong kong French toast stuffed with satay beef, also red bean milk tea. There is also a Thai restaurant. The building also has a library, sports complex, and stalls selling other goods such as kitchen stuff. Overall, well worth at least one visit.

It is renowned among locals. You can very well spend the whole day here there are library，fresh meat bistros at the cooked food court and so on. it has very environmentally friendly design where there green decoration on each floor.

Cooked Food Centre just contains very few food stalls. Moreover, it stinks inside and there are cats in the food area. Never again!

Traditional wet market, top floor is sport venue and resto, few tasty cheap Thai food here