[2025 Hong Kong Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Canton Road (Updated Jul)

🎥 Noodle History – Discovered the story of instant noodles and how Momofuku Ando revolutionized the food industry. 🍜 DIY My Cup Noodles – The best part! Designed our own cup, chose soup base & toppings, then sealed it up—ready to take home. 🎮 Interactive Exhibits – Fun hands-on activities, including a life-sized instant noodle production process. 🥡 Tasting Time – Tried some special edition noodles available only at the museum! Tips 🎟️🍜 ✔️ Book tickets in advance – It can get crowded on weekends. ✔️ Bring creativity – The DIY cup decorating is a highlight! ✔️ Try the exclusive flavors – Some are only available here. ✔️ Perfect for all ages – Great for kids and adults alike. ✔️ Souvenir alert! – Take home your personalized Cup Noodles. #hkonbudget #diy #cupnoodlemuseum #travel #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary#hongkong

family trip in Tsim Sha tsui district in Hong Kong. we were there with our kids and we totally loved the family trip. stayed in the Mira hotel at Nathan, which is a convenient place to go everywhere by public transportation or just by foot. we visited the fancy Canton Road where the mall had a Stitch event and plenty of cute characters to shoot photos food is everywhere ! we could not try it all. save it for next trip. Hong Kong, we will see you again!

Near Tsim Sha Tsui station, Kowloon park and Austin station. Clean and fine. premium plus rooms are good for two or one person.

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Restaurant: Veggie Kingdom Address: 7/F, Hoi Wai Commercial Centre, 120 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Environment: Elegant and exquisite decoration with a touch of classicism Features: The tourist area is located in a third-tier commercial building Price per person: less than HK$200 Rating: 88/100 The location of this vegetarian restaurant is quite convenient, close to the core of Tsim Sha Tsui, and it takes about 6 minutes to walk to it from the MTR station or China Hong Kong City Pier. Recommended Dim Sum: Red Oil Wonton This is an absolutely stunning dish. The dumpling skin itself is very elastic and melts in your mouth, and with the addition of the store’s special chili oil and various spices, the taste is even more unique. Not only that, the stir-fry also pairs it with a variety of fresh vegetables, such as red pepper, celery, fungus, peanut paste, black wax, etc., to make the taste of the dishes richer. It is worth mentioning that the red oil stir-fried noodles in this store are not only delicious but also very healthy, because all the ingredients are fresh vegetarian ingredients and are believed to contain no additives or preservatives. Other snacks: Four-treasure chicken dumplings, pan-fried radish cake, healthy vegetarian pan-fried buns, vegetarian wings soup dumplings, etc. In summary, the red oil wonton in this vegetarian restaurant is a highly recommended dish. Whether you are a vegetarian or non-vegetarian, it is worth a try! ! #vegetarian diet #Tsim Sha Tsui Food #Chinese Dim Sum #Canton Road