Tung Choi St

Nice scenery to Capture- day and especially at night time.

Excellent street to visit at night, full of shops and restaurants to eat at, and spend some time walking around in the Mong Kok area.

It is the traditional Hong Kong night market. It was full of people at night, but after COVID-19, it is really quiet. I wish the busy business will be back soon.

This is how you deal with vendors here. First of all. They already know exactly what their bottom price is. Just ask them bottom price and they will tell you. Of course they will ask you first “ how much you pay “ never say an amount. If you must depending on item. Never say more than $100. Majority of item especially the bags will be sold to you at this amount. Bundle up more items for deeper discount. Never pay asking price. If you turn to walk away they will grab your arm to haggle. If they agree on your offer they will place the item in a shopping bag. It’s a fun venue. Mostly all the same merchandise. Try walking on the sidewalks behind the vendors. There discounted shops, eateries and game shops. Explore have a good time. Public restrooms are scarce. You will have to go to a local outlet. Maybe two streets away. Or ask a vendor

Love these markets, visit every time we go to Hong Kong. Such a great variety of items, trinkets & apparel. Can get a bit overwhelming with store owners yelling at you to buy something but if you can get past that - you're sure to find a bargain & some great souvenirs

Popular night market in Hong Kong near Mong Kok station. Here you can find many souvenirs such as magnets and T shirt.

Fun street to walk around.

Very sad now, just 2 rows of cart stalls and shops selling nothing interesting. Don't waste time going.