It is an interesting neighbourhood to explore. From individual shops to street markets and old housing estate. However if you do come to this neighbourhood pls head towards Berwick Street and check out Garden Hill. It is really an easy walk up and the view is amazing no matter it is daytime, nighttime or sunset. Nearby there is also an UNESCO cultural heritage building called Mei Ho House.

Loved the place.

We really enjoyed visiting this neighbourhood in Hong Kong - it was a little grimier (and I say that in a good way) and had more of an authentic, less touristy feel to it. You can come here to shop, but we just wandered around the wet markets and also visited a few famous places to eat - Sun Hang Yuen (新香園 堅記) cha chaan teng for breakfast and Hop Yik Tai sells Cheong fun (rice noodle rolls) for a snack.

For shopping, each street in this neighbourhood specialises in different products. Apliu Street sells tech stuff (phone charges, cameras etc), Ki Lung Street sells buttons, Tai Nan street sells leather goods, Yu Chau Street sells beads and Nam Cheong Street sells ribbons. Worth a browse around, something for everyone!

Decided to step back in time and visit this part of Hong Kong. You need to take the MTR to Sham Shui Po station exit at B. You will be greeted by old buildings that are typically Hong Kong. There are lots of eateries there. Visited a market while I was there. An eye opener indeed. Nice to visit. I was early. Many stores weren’t open.