Yau Ma Tei Wholesale Fruit Market

It's are wholesale market it's open after 9:00 p.m. the half of the road is blocked with fruits cartoon. you will get most of the fruits with almost half price than the retail market. Lot sizes bigger for example you have to buy at least two box of mango which contain around 40 piece. apple around one box varies form 30- 60 pcs. Water melon 4 pcs box, coconut at least 9 piece and so on. during daytime there is no market only some price is very expensive. You can come with your fruit lover friends and devide among you after purchase.

When I was living in Hong Kong, I would come here every week to buy fresh fruit. I loved visiting this place because it had a wide variety of fruits from all over the world at wholesale prices. Even if I didn’t buy anything, just browsing was enjoyable! But be prepared—it gets really crowded if you come on the weekend!

What a beautiful and vibrant market with very reasonable down to earth prices. Fruit, vegetables, and other grocery products are sold at competitive prices and the product is so fresh!

The constant soliciting might be overwhelming but where else are you going to get delicious Japanese strawberries at wholesale prices?

It's super fun to visit after hours Full of all different international import fruits Love when all the boxes are ok the street 🍓 🫐 🍎🍊🥝

Nice drop by to get fruits if you’re in the area. Japan peaches are pricey (42-52hkd each / s$7-9) however super sweet and a nice delight. The yellow version was even sweeter than the pink ones. Green grapes from China (another stall) was also not cheap (70hkd / s$12), and not as impressive. Beware, the grape bunch may have a few rotten ones, at the bottom, not visible during purchase (like mine did..)

It's worth a stop even if you are just visiting HK. So much fruit to see, an amazing experience if you have never been to a real fruit market. Many different varieties and types of fruit, and the best prices. If you are just visiting and not a wholesaler ( just a retail shopper), it is better to come in non wholesale hours for this market, like late morning or after lunch. The shops and workers have time to talk and show you fruit and answer questions. If you go very early or in the or mid morning, they are focused more on wholesale business. Lots to see, and a fun experience

Wholesale fruit market that caters to retail & tourists. Pro tip: Go further inside for the best deals and don’t be afraid to haggle if you think the price is too high! Snagged myself some mangoes ($40 for 4), pomegranates ($30 for 4), and mosambi citrus fruits ($25 for 4).