M+ Hong Kong : Tips Before You Go in 2025

Hong Kong is a city where culinary traditions meet vibrant innovation, offering a feast for the senses at every turn. From bustling cha chaan tengs to Michelin-starred delights, the city’s food scene is a treasure trove of authentic flavors. Join us on a bite-sized tour of Hong Kong’s most iconic dishes and hidden gems, and discover the true essence of this culinary paradise.

HONG KONG BREAKFAST: A Hearty Start to the Day

Australia Dairy Company

Step into this traditional cha chaan teng and savor the rich buttery thick toast, fluffy scrambled eggs, and a comforting plate of macaroni with salted ham. It’s a breakfast experience that locals swear by.

Lan Fong Yuen

As one of Hong Kong’s most historic cha chaan tengs, Lan Fong Yuen is famous for its classic breakfast pairings. Don’t miss their signature yuan yang (coffee-tea mix) and silky stocking milk tea, served alongside a crispy pork chop bun.

Waso Café

This family-run cha chaan teng is a haven for pineapple bun lovers. Pair your bun with their indulgent beef, cheese, and egg toasts for a satisfying morning meal.

LUNCH: Noodles, Congee, and More

Mak Man Kee Noodle Shop

A testament to tradition, this shop has been perfecting the art of wonton noodles for over 20 years. Try their wonton noodles served in a savory salted soup or opt for the dry version for a different texture.

Shing Kee Congee Noodle

Known for its silky congee and flavorful noodles, this spot is a must-visit for steamed rice rolls and other comforting classics.

Ha Ming Kee Noodle

Since 1983, this eatery has been attracting locals and celebrities alike with its handmade fish egg noodles. Don’t miss their cuttlefish egg noodle soup, served with dried seaweed for an extra layer of umami.

SWEET ESCAPES: Hong Kong’s Irresistible Desserts

Mammy Pancake

A Michelin-recognized gem, Mammy Pancake is famous for its “gai dan zai” (egg waffles). Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, these waffles are a true Hong Kong classic.

Red Tea Café

Indulge in freshly baked egg tarts with a cookie crust and creamy custard filling. Made daily in small batches, these tarts are a testament to Hong Kong’s love for pastry.

Mrs. Fong Dessert

This cozy spot offers 18 kinds of homemade desserts, including puddings in flavors like brown sugar and coconut. It’s the perfect place to satisfy your sweet tooth. If you’re interested in exploring these culinary delights or need assistance planning your food adventure, feel free to contact the Regent Service Agent. We’re here to make your experience unforgettable!

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Hong Kong is a dazzling blend of tradition and modernity, offering travelers a wealth of experiences. Whether you’re a culture enthusiast, a foodie, or an adventure seeker, this dynamic city has something for everyone. As you plan your stay at the luxurious Regent Hong Kong, here are 10 must-do activities to add to your itinerary:

Things to Do in Hong Kong 1. Art March

Every March, Hong Kong’s art scene comes alive during Art Month, a city-wide celebration of creativity. Explore international art fairs like Art Basel, pop-up exhibitions and guided gallery walks in neighborhoods like Central. Don’t miss the chance to mingle with artists and collectors—this event transforms Hong Kong into a global art hub.

• Details of Art Basel 2025
  • Art Basel 2025 Date : 28.03.2025–30.03.2025
  • Art Basel Location : 1 Harbour Road Wan Chai Hong Kong, China
  • Transportation from Regent Hong Kong : Visitor can take MTR to Exhibition Centre Station, Wanchai Station or Wanchai ferry pier and then walk to the HKCEC within 10 minutes.
• Details of Art Central 2025
  • Art Central 2025 Date : 26.03.2025 (5:00pm–9:00pm)
  • Art Central Location : 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
  • Transportation from Regent Hong Kong : MTR to Central Station Exit A or Hong Kong Station Exit A2 and then 15-minute walk
• Details of WEEKENDERS tiny little art fair
  • WEEKENDERS tiny little art fair Date : 23.03.2025–25.03.2025
  • WEEKENDERS tiny little art fair Location : Room 104-5 Wilson House, 19-27 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
  • Transportation from Regent Hong Kong : Take MTR to Central Station (Exit D2) or Hong Kong Station (Exit C). From there, it is a 5-10 minute walk uphill via Pedder Street and Wyndham Street.

Things to Do in Hong Kong 2. M+ Museum

Located in the West Kowloon Cultural District, M+ is Asia’s first global museum of visual culture. Its striking architecture houses contemporary art, design, and moving images from Hong Kong and beyond. The rooftop garden offers panoramic Victoria Harbour views, just a short drive from Regent Hong Kong.

• Address: 1 Man Lam Road, Sha Tin, Hong Kong.
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong : Visitor can take MTR to Exhibition Centre Station, Wanchai Station or Wanchai ferry pier and then walk to the HKCEC within 10 minutes.
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 3. Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA)

Situated in Tsim Sha Tsui near Regent Hong Kong, HKMoA showcases over 17,000 artifacts, from ancient Chinese ceramics to modern Hong Kong paintings. The museum’s harborfront location makes it ideal for a post-visit stroll along the Avenue of Stars.

• Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong: Walk 5 -10 mins - Exit the hotel and head left toward the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront.
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 4. Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM)

Opened in 2022, the HKPM in West Kowloon features over 900 priceless artifacts from Beijing’s Palace Museum. Marvel at jade carvings, calligraphy, and Qing Dynasty relics. The museum’s design, inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, is a masterpiece itself.

• Address: West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong : MTR from East Tsim Sha Tsui to Kowloon Station or Austin Station (For details, visit Hong Kong Palace Museum Official Site)
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 5. Kai Tak Sports Park

Set to open in 2024, Kai Tak Sports Park is Hong Kong’s newest mega-venue for sports and entertainment. Attend football matches, concerts, or wellness events at this state-of-the-art complex built on the historic Kai Tak Airport site.

• Address: 38-39 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong: can read more details on "Kai Tak Sports Park: Your Guide to Hong Kong's Newest Landmark"
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 6. Star Ferry Sunset Ride

No trip to Hong Kong is complete without a ride on the iconic Star Ferry. Glide across Victoria Harbour between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui for breathtaking skyline views—especially magical at golden hour.

• Address: Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong: Walk 5 mins from the hotel .
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 7.  Temple Street Night Market

Dive into Hong Kong’s lively night culture at Temple Street Night Market. Bargain for trinkets, electronics, and jade jewelry or savor street food staples like sizzling claypot rice, spicy curry fish balls, and sweet egg waffles. The vibrant chaos peaks after sunset, with neon-lit stalls, Cantonese opera singers, and fortune tellers adding to the atmosphere.

• Address: Temple Street, Jordan, Kowloon
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong : 
  • Walk 15 mins: Head north on Nathan Road.
  • MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Jordan Station (Exit A).
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 8. Victoria Peak & The Peak Tram

Soak in Hong Kong’s skyline from the city’s highest point. Ride the historic Peak Tram (a 135-year-old funicular) to the summit, then stroll the Sky Terrace or Lugard Road for panoramic views.

• Address: The Peak, Hong Kong Island
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong:
  • Taxi: 20 mins via Cross-Harbour Tunnel to Peak Tram Lower Terminus.
  • MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Central Station, then walk 10 mins to Tram.
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 9. Hong Kong Disneyland

Dive into magic at Hong Kong’s beloved theme park. Explore seven themed lands, from Mystic Manor to Toy Story Land, and catch parades, fireworks, and Disney character meet-and-greets. Seasonal events like Halloween and Christmas add extra enchantment.

• Address: Lantau Island, Hong Kong How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong: MTR from Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Lai King Station, transfer to Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay Station, then take the Disneyland Resort Line (~ 30 mins total).
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Things to Do in Hong Kong 10. Tai O Fishing Village

Step back in time at Hong Kong’s “Venice of the East.” Wander stilt houses, sample dried seafood, and take a boat tour to spot rare pink dolphins. Try Tai O’s signature shrimp paste or crispy egg waffles.

• Address: Tai O, Lantau Island
• How to Get There from Regent Hong Kong: MTR to Tung Chung Station, then bus #11 to Tai O.
• Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

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Opened in July 2022, the Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) is located in the West Kowloon Cultural District, steps away from M+. Designed by Hong Kong architect Rocco Yim, its modernist structure—inspired by traditional Chinese courtyard layouts and bronze textures—bridges imperial grandeur with contemporary innovation. Housing over 900 priceless artifacts from Beijing’s Palace Museum (the Forbidden City), alongside rotating global exhibitions, HKPM illuminates 5,000 years of Chinese art, history, and craftsmanship. From Ming dynasty ceramics to Qing court paintings, HKPM reimagines imperial treasures for global audience.

HKPM Visitor Tips: Hours, Tickets & Transport

Address: 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong. Opening Hours:

• Monday, Wednesday–Thursday, Saturday–Sunday: 10:00–18:00
• Fridays: 10:00–20:00
• Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of the Lunar New Year Last entry 1 hour before closing.

Admission: book online Transportation from Regent Hong Kong: MTR from East Tsim Sha Tsui to Kowloon Station or Austin Station (For details, visit Hong Kong Palace Museum Official Site) Book Now: Regent Hong Kong

Pro Tips for Your Visit

• Pre-book tickets online, especially for free Wednesday slots or blockbuster exhibitions.
• Facilities: Dine at the Chinese-themed café, shop for Forbidden City-inspired souvenirs
• Photography: Allowed in most galleries (no flash or selfie sticks).

Art March 2025 Highlights at HKPM

As part of Hong Kong’s Art Month, HKPM unveils three must-see exhibitions:

• A Movable Feast: The Culture of Food and Drink in China :19.03.2025–18.06.2025
• Passion for Collecting : 15.03.2024–18.08.2025
• Architecture Unfolded” |“Charm of Chinese Landscaping” Family Workshop : 02.03.2025 / 09.03.2025 / 16.03.2025

For full Art March 2025 event listings, read our guide: “Art March Hong Kong: Art Fairs & Events in 2025”.

Where to Stay: Regent Hong Kong

The Regent Hong Kong offers seamless access to Art Month’s highlights:

• 5-10 minute walk to HKMoA.
• 10–15 minutes by MTR to West Kowloon (M+, Palace Museum) and Central (Art Central 2025).
• 15-minute drive to Wan Chai’s Convention Centre (Art Basel 2025).

Book Now: Regent Hong Kong