Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Hong Kong and for good reason. It has almost everything you are looking for, as a local and visitor. For starters, it offers the best views of Hong Kong’s impressive skyline. It also has seemingly endless rows of shops, restaurants, malls, bars, and everything else in between.Something of a mixed bag, Tsim Sha Tsui is a great example of modernity and tradition. You have the amazing shopping malls on one side and the 1881 Heritage on the other. There are boutiques in the nooks and crannies of Grandville, but also luxury brands scattered all over Canton Road. It’s also a melting pot of food and culture, with Chungking Mansions and Kimberley Street. Read our guide to this bustling neighborhood and discover the best places to eat, drink, shop and explore.
Your guide to Tsim Sha Tsui
Where to eat
When it comes to the best places to eat in Tsim Sha Tsui, where do we start? For those with a considerable budget, we recommend visiting the restaurants located in some of the best hotels in the city. Only in Rosewood Hong Kong, has Blue house and chat To choose from. The former is a family-friendly Italian restaurant, while the latter has rich, elevated Indian dishes in a modern setting. Be sure to book early though, as Chaat is known for its highly coveted table reservations. At neighboring and recently reopened The Regent Hong Kong, the grill is offering the juiciest cuts of meat. And speaking of meat, Wooloomooloo primer and la vache there are two other steakhouses to try.
You will never run out of places to choose from when it comes to Korean food. just head to Kimberley street, aka “Little Korea” and just take your pick. Whether you’re looking for Korean barbecue, Korean fried chicken, or even whole chunks of kimchi, the restaurants and grocery stores here have an endless supply.
Similarly, inside Chungking Mansions you have a plethora of halal restaurants. Bismillah Kebab House It has delicious kebabs to try. Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the best places to get a view of Victoria Harbour. And who doesn’t want to dine with a view? hutong It serves excellent North Chinese cuisine, complete with incredible views of Hong Kong. Alternatively, you can also go to Water to enjoy delicious food, great drinks and good views. Brunch here is a must, it lasts until 4:30pm! Meanwhile, Kabum It not only has stunning views, but also serves Southeast Asian fusion cuisine. The shisha lounge is a bonus.
If you are looking for casual dining, Kabo serves affordable but equally delicious burgers. The truffle cheeseburger and the ox tongue burger are not to be missed! In case you travel in a group, in beef stew it is perfect for large gatherings. Remember to come hungry so you can try more! When it comes to coffee shops, we recommend Mamaday coffee not only for its hipster and fun interiors but also for the equally interesting menu. Another place you can try is how to live well—a Japanese-style coffee shop, co-working space, and furniture store all rolled into one.
Where to drink
Go to knutsford terrace and immediately, you will find yourself face to face with a variety of bars and shisha lounges. It is an alternative to the relatively busier (and more expensive) Lan Kwai Fong. But if the noise is too much, you can also explore East of Tsim Sha Tsui where some of the bars offer stunning views of the skyline.For a more intimate setting, you can’t go wrong with Dark side. The award-winning bar has a variety of vintage cigars, cocktails, and vintage liqueurs to sample.
Meanwhile, room 3 it also offers a selection of wines, sake, whiskey and cocktails. On the other hand, coffee addicts should not miss coffee mameya, the sister brand of the popular Omotesando Koffee. Expect to find bespoke blends and unique origins from around the world.
Where to buy
As with food, Tsim Sha Tsui is simply packed with shops and malls. Indulge in some retail therapy at Port city, one of the largest shopping malls in Hong Kong. You will get dizzy wandering and visiting more than 450 shops and restaurants. For a more artistic destination, K11 Museum it’s the place to be. With its impressive architecture and artistic interiors, K11 Musea is really more of a cultural and shopping experience compared to other malls in the city.
He K11 Art Mall it is the little sister of Musea, where you will find more affordable shops and cute cafes.If you don’t mind outdoor shopping, grandville highway it’s simply the best place for cheap finds. Whether it’s clothing, beauty products, tech stores, or even musical instruments, you’re likely to find it here. In addition, high-end buyers should not miss canton road and its fringe of luxury brands like Chanel and Louis Vuitton.
What to do
Tired of shopping? There are still other things to do in Tsim Sha Tsui. You can browse through amazing works of art in the Hong Kong Museum of Art. Then try going from museum to museum and visit the Hong Kong Museum of History and the Hong Kong Space Museum also. We recommend visiting on a Wednesday so you can get free admission.
He Hong Kong Cultural Center It also hosts regular cultural events and shows.Did you really visit Tsim Sha Tsui if you didn’t walk through it? walk? This view of Hong Kong is the postcard picture of the city, so whether you’re a local or a tourist, it’s simply a must-see. We also recommend riding the iconic star shuttle to Wan Chai or Central not only because it is an experience in itself, but you also get different views of the city.
