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Bookmark or Share- Where To Eat In Sham Shui Po: 7 MICHELIN-Recommended EateriesKwan Kee Store MICHELIN Plate, MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong Macau 2020 115-117 Fuk Wa Street. Started in the 1960s as a street stall, Kwan Kee Store has become a Sham Shui Po institution for its homemade traditional Chinese desserts, such as white sugar cake, black sesame rolls and the quintessentially Hong Kong snack, put jai go, or red bean and brown sugar pudding steamed in a cup and served on ...
- Sham Shui Po: Ultimate guide - Time OutSham Shui Po in the 1950s and 60s is known as the heart of Hong Kong's textiles manufacturing industry and to this day, the district remains a popular haunt for designers and artisans.
- Sham Shui Po: a paradise for crafters and artisansSham Shui Po’s Boma Tailor guards the last vestiges of sunset industry. A well-made suit was a status symbol some 40 years ago. Members of the upper class would compare the craftsmanship and embroidery of their suits, so naturally tailoring was a respected profession. Boma Tailor was founded by Paul To, now 74, in 1981.
- 7 Must-Visit Cafés in Sham Shui Po - The HK HUBCafé Sausalito, 201 Tai Nan Street | +852 3689 3292. ☕ More articles about coffee shops ⤵️. The Best coffee shops in Hong Kong. Share this article with your friends ~. 5/5 - (1 vote) Sham Shui Po. Kopal Manglik. Born in New Delhi, brought up in Hong Kong, and having lived in New York, city life is in Kopal's blood.
- Sham Shui Po Hong Kong - Definitive site of the Sham Shui PoSham Shui Po is not just the Flea Market, check out the neighboring streets packed with funky little shops, roadside stalls, and vendors of fashion and trinkets. With reminders of its history as a fabric and garment manufacturing centre around every corner, plus the boom in building supplies layering on top of the traditions of the district all ...
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