There is a lot of shop and restaurant in area. In the night time there will be more street stall open and selling many kind of stuff. Mostly in the main street of night market area you will find non-food item like clothes and souvenir. Most of restaurant is on another alley / road next to the main market. I like here because the atmosphere is lively. Best time to go here is around 19.00 - 21.00 because it's will be more lively on night and most of merchant starting to closed their stall / shop from 21.00 PM.

The Temple Street Night Market is sometimes known as Men's Street as it is popular for men's fashion. The market starts at 2 p.m., but is lively at dusk daily. Traffic is closed on the street at that time as visitors swarm into the street. There are more than a hundred stalls with colourful lights in the market.

Definitely worth checking out. You can shop till you drop. Please check out the local food. Its amazing. I never had food like here. Please check out if you on the area. Dont come dress like money before they will over charge you.

In the heart of Hong Kong's Yau Ma Tei district, Temple Street Night Market is a must-visit destination for food lovers, shoppers, and tourists alike. This bustling night market is home to an eclectic mix of street food stalls, fashion stores, and traditional Chinese medicine shops, offering a unique and authentic Hong Kong experience for visitors. With over 700 stalls, there is something for everyone, from the adventurous foodies to the fashion-conscious trendsetters. One of the most exciting things about Temple Street Night Market is the food. From traditional Chinese dishes like steamed dumplings, skewers, and sweet soup noodles, to international cuisines like Korean fried chicken and Thai curry, there is something to satisfy every palate. The market is also famous for its street food stalls, where you can find everything from Chinese fried rice to pork noodles. Whether you're looking for a quick, satisfying snack or a more elaborate meal, this market has got you covered. But food isn't the only thing that brings people to Temple Street Night Market. The market is also a popular destination for those looking to pick up bargain-priced souvenirs, from traditional Chinese medicine to quirky jewelry and accessories. With affordable prices on offer, you can find everything from quirky phone cases to trendy accessories without breaking the bank. And with so many stalls to choose from, you're bound to find something you like. One of the things that sets Temple Street Night Market apart is its vibrant and energetic atmosphere. The market is buzzing with activity, from the sound of people haggling with street vendors to the sights and smells of exotic ingredients being cooked up. This atmosphere makes the market a one-of-a-kind experience that you won't find anywhere else in the city. Temple Street Night Market is not only a great place to eat and shop, but also a unique cultural experience for visitors. The market provides a glimpse into the vibrant and diverse culture of Hong Kong, and it's a great way to immersion yourself in the local culture and customs. Whether you're a foodie, shopper, or just looking for a good time, Temple Street Night Market is a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Hong Kong.

Fun little market in Hong Kong! More regular shops then food shops but plenty of food shops though so shouldn't be a problem. Definitely a very busy place but the lights are fun to see! Didn't end up buying anything and the food we did get was good but not the best market food. We only hit three of the stands though so maybe we missed the good stuff!

A must go colourful market in Hong Kong for all! There are many things to shop for, but beware, they are all fakes and you need to bargain hard to get the best deal. Handbags, clothing, toys, paintings, souvenirs, pirated DVDs and watches are majority of the types of items sold in the market. There’s a lane that’s dedicated just for street foods and it’s certainly an eye opener, very crowded though but worth every bit to visit and it’s definitely a must try for all!

Classic Hong Kong street market with street stalls selling various goods and food stalls similar to the hawker centres in Singapore. Beware that the food can be more expensive than you expect at those places but I suspect we were charged 'tourist rates' (~500 HKD for 2 people, 5 dishes). Pictured: fried noodles, clams, sweet and sour ribs, special fried rice

After trying out ladies market earlier we wanted to try this night market and we got the perfect night weather wise. The market was still being opened when we arrived but there was plenty of variety and the stalls weren't too pushy. It stretches all the way down the street and with the sun going down it provided a great setting for looking at art, bags and lots of souvenirs. Definite place to visit if you have the time

It use to be better, covid really hit this street hard. I grew up visiting this street monthly and the atmosphere is now far from what it use to be. Still fun but i would not recommend until it becomes more lively.

It's a mid range of product. Temple Street is a street located in the areas of Jordan and Yau Ma Tei in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is known for its night market and as one of the busiest flea markets at night in the territory. The night market lies in the Yau Ma Tei, Jordan part of the street. Popular with tourists and locals alike in the evening, it is also common to see the place crowded at dusk. It sells cheap merchandise and food items. The place is sometimes known as "Men's Street".

Temple Street Night Market, nestled in the heart of Kowloon, Hong Kong, is a vibrant tapestry of sights, sounds, and flavors, offering a quintessential nocturnal experience. As the sun sets, the market comes alive with a kaleidoscope of neon lights, creating an electrifying ambiance that beckons both locals and visitors alike. Wandering through the bustling alleys, one is immersed in a sensory feast. Stalls adorned with an eclectic array of trinkets, clothing, and souvenirs compete for attention, while the tantalizing aroma of street food wafts through the air. From sizzling seafood to aromatic skewers and exotic delicacies, the market is a gastronomic adventure waiting to be explored. What sets Temple Street apart is not just its merchandise but the lively street performances and fortune-tellers that add a layer of mystique to the atmosphere. Traditional Chinese opera singers and fortune tellers create an enthralling backdrop, making every stroll through the market a unique cultural encounter. Negotiation is an art form here, as vendors and buyers engage in good-natured haggling, adding an interactive and dynamic element to the shopping experience. The market is a social hub where strangers can connect over shared curiosities and delicious street fare. In essence, Temple Street Night Market transcends its role as a marketplace; it's a pulsating microcosm of Hong Kong's vibrant culture. The energy, diversity, and charm of the market make it an unmissable evening destination, providing a captivating glimpse into the city's bustling nightlife and local traditions.

(Translated by Google) On January 23, 2021, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government announced the closure of the area, Jordan "restricted area", Wusong Street, Nanjing Street, Battery Street, Gansu Street, the building and shops within the scope of the implementation of "foot-free order", all personnel in the area must stay At the place where he is located, he accepts mandatory testing for the new crown pneumonia virus as arranged by the Hong Kong government. The Temple Street Night Market cannot be opened. (Original) 2021年1月23日香港特區政府宣布封區，佐敦「受限區域」，吳松街、南京街、炮台街、甘肅街範圍內之大廈店舖實施「禁足令」，區域內所有人員必須留在所在場所，並按港府安排接受強制檢測新冠肺炎病毒。 廟街夜市無法開市。

(Translated by Google) 19 Under the influence of pneumonia, certain buildings in Yau Ma Tei were blocked. There were three or four kittens and people went to empty buildings. It was even more terrifying than the O3 SARS. (Original) 19肺炎影響下，油麻地某些樓宇被封，小貓三四隻，人去樓空，比O3沙士更恐怖情景。

(Translated by Google) You can buy it, there are a lot of people, big gears, but it is dirty, so pay attention to hygiene (Original) 可以買嘢，人多，大排擋，但係有啲污糟，要注意衞生

Great place

(Translated by Google) During the epidemic, most of the stalls were relatively quiet and noisy. I believe it will take a while before the bustle will resume. (Original) 疫情期間，大多攤檔比較静，無復熱鬧，相信要一段時間後才會恢復熱鬧。

The Temple Street Market is a sight to see while in Hong Kong. Be sure to have an appetite as you will want to try all of the exotic foods here. From spicy crab to dim sum to deep fried cuttlefish lips. Don't forget to save room for dessert. Also be sure to browse the hundreds of merchants that line the street nightly starting at 7 p.m.

Always a great place to take overseas visitor. Great for cheap gifts, street food and traditional Chinese dessert. 30thJuly 2022: Sad to see how this place has changed. Completely dessimated. Hardly any stores now and plenty of empty spaces. The tough covid policy, lack of tourists really has driven this place to just another poorly run place. Even my favourite dessert place 明記甜品 is no longer here. There are plenty of national flags.

I liked the food options, alcohol was prohibitively expensive. Haggling was able to be done but I found the quality just wasn't there and left purchasing nothing except for food. A fun experience to be had for sure, but it's a lower end experience in the every day life. Edit: I found a fabulous tea shop nearby that I bought lovely quality from. I found another fantastic eating experience easily, I took it up to 4 stars.

Really fun market to explore and haggle for cheap and probably counterfit goods. I used google translate to tell one lady she was a much better haggler than I was and she nodded and laughed really hard. So, remember, have fun haggling, and think about the cost in your home currency and decide if it's worth it. There is also some really good food along the market. I recommend you take a break, have a bite to eat and do some people watching. Also, for those looking for a more steamy adventure, take a walk along the streets sidewalks.

Temple Street Market is a nice place to see what a street market is. They have all sorts of products to choose from. Clothing and shoes to toys and souvenirs. I liked that everyone seemed friendly even though not everyone spoke English very well. I also liked that I could find some really good street food.

I was expecting some more from this street market. Maybe it has more to offer on the weekend. Our visit on a Wednesday night was not memorable. Very few tents set up. Plenty of places to eat in the area though. Don't go on a weekday!

It's not often that you can experience street cooking in this modern day with all the health and safety regulations. This is a must when you have the chance, excellent food, great service with a casual atmosphere. Highly recommended !

The street food is so great, you must to test

Temple Street Night Market 🌙廟街, a bustling night market encompassing down a whole street off the main road, definitely worth a visit, shoes, clothes, nic nacks, Hong Kong t-shirts from a lovely old woman, and endless proper real HK restaurants!

We’re still on a hang of our roast-rendezvous in the City so tried this restaurant. It is best recommended to devour their street food and sea food in Temple Street but we went on trying restaurants thats serves goose we can find in corners of HK. They serve rice meals and platters with desired plate size. It is reasonably priced.

was looking for souvenirs but everything was pretty standard. nothing much interesting. the clothes option are not bad! men’s cargo pants are always better than women’s anyway.

You have to go there really late at night to see all the stalls. There is plenty of food to try and interesting things to buy. When I went there, it wasn't late enough, so I didn't get to experience all the goods spread out. They sell luggage, toys, knick-knacks, etc.

Very special and exotic street in Hong-Kong. The Night Market in Hong Kong is located on Temple Street in Kowloon, the entire street is a market of souvenirs, cheap clothes and some street food (and some other services=). Prices looks high at the beginning, but it is better to bargain with the seller at the market to bring down the price. It's possible to to reduce the price by half if you are good at negotiations. I suppose this market and the whole district are in the top 10 places in Hong-Kong for visiting. BTW, there are a lot of fortunetellers on nearby street so you can try this unusual experience as well.

The stuff is mostly: handbags, pashmina, and clothing. Plus a lot of ladies standing in front of almost every second house of the temple Street night market and offering their "service". Not funny at all.

Lots of shops selling souvenirs and T-shirts st 1 end. Another end there are food stores. I tried the oysters with garlic, it was good. Not cheap $38hkd.

Enjoyed the night market. Try going in the week when it's less crowded. There's cool neon signs. Good for photography. There's about 20 food vendors selling different things. I personally enjoyed the mochi (cannot recommend high enough) and the Nepali momos. I couldn't stand the smell of the ofal stalls, but I know many people would like to try it so I cannot give lower stars only because I don't personally like it. Over all very nice experience especially if you have family visiting and want to take them somewhere.

A famous place in Hong Kong for getting souvenirs and snack/food. For the souvenirs, you must bargain! I notice that some of the (male) Sellers are nicer. And try to take one whole market tour before deciding to buy something!

The revitalised Temple Street Market now includes an area selling various street food. The Turkish coffee seems popular and apart from Chinese street food there is also Japanese, Indian and Nepalese to sample. The actual market sells pretty much the same as the Ladies Market but overall it's worth visiting.

It's a pretty small area with around 30 food stands. Price is reasonable in Hong Kong standard, however it's definitely more expensive than the markets in Taipei, Shenzhen, Bangkok and even Münich and Amsterdam. Not much to recommend though: Turkish coffee is great but price is similar to Albert Cuyp Markt but half the size of what you can get. Snake soup is delicious, Chicken Tikka roll is ok, Dahl Puri is delicious but it's expensive as you can basically finish the whole thing within seconds. Deep fried pig intestine is also delicious. Others I didn't try simply because those food are all available near my home.

Back in Hong Kong after a 6 year break away from travelling and I’m sad to say that this night market was not as I remember at all . A lot less busy, far fewer stalls and just a lot more low key without the hustle and bustle we remember. Western tourists were a rare sight in this market so perhaps things are not scaled back and not the same . Nice street display of lanterns over the stalls !

Nice place specifically for ladies and kids.. A lot of bags there and electronics. But you have to bargain and be so patient. One bag for wife first price was 350 then we took it with 100 and I think if we go down more we would have take it cheaper. But overall goods quality very good.

A very traditional night market, but less delighted that before, still got some good restaurants there for the late dinner time

Not as lively as before the coronavirus pandemic. Practically dead. If u are in to fortune telling, the guys are still there. Good place to eat snake soup as well.

Tourist destination. Lots of food and random items from the market you can buy. Nothing to see during the daytime.

Bought some nice painting n key chains to bring back home from here. Good prices

now is the good timing to go this wonderful place. You can feel the old hong kong in peace but not lots of people around you. This is a good travel point for traveler all over the world!

good place if you are looking for a street shopping and cheap vegetables and fruits.

不復當年，以前由榕樹頭開始兩邊街都駐滿一舖接一舖的埸面，直到佐敦道口，人流擠得水洩不通，唱歌的唱歌，睇相的睇相，真的懷缅以前的片段。。。

(Translated by Google) I don't want to go before (Original) 大不以前不去也吧

(Translated by Google) The night market is deserted, and it is difficult for merchants to do business (Original) 夜市冷清、商戶好難做生意

(Translated by Google) delicious (Original) 美味可口

(Translated by Google) It is said that Spicy Crab is famous Well, if you don’t expect much, there are plenty to see and the price is cheap. (Original) 스파이시크랩이 유명한곳 이라고 합니다 음 큰 기대 안하시면 구경할껏 많고 가격도 저렴합니다

(Translated by Google) Good for walks and buy HK wedding knick-knacks for souvenirs (Original) Bagus buat Jalan² Dan beli pernak pernikahan hk Untuk Buah tangan

(Translated by Google) Another tourist trap. I will never go back to this place. (Original) Another tourist trap. Hindi na ako babalik sa lugar na ito.

(Translated by Google) Good Hong Kong characteristics (Original) 好有香港特色

(Translated by Google) Good night market (Original) سوق ليلي جيد

(Translated by Google) More types of food (Original) 食物種類多

(Translated by Google) Tourist attraction (Original) 旅遊勝地

(Translated by Google) Now there are no people walking in the night market (Original) 現在冇夜巿無人行街

(Translated by Google) No shop opened, not many people, many germs (Original) 沒有店開門，人不多，病菌多

(Translated by Google) The dim sum is actually not wrong, but the dim sum is just a little D, choose Ze Ze and return it (Original) 点心到其實都唔錯不過点心就小D選澤多返啲款就好啦

(Translated by Google) Dead in the epidemic (Original) 疫情下已死

(Translated by Google) crowded every day (Original) rame setiap hari

(Translated by Google) Under the epidemic, quietly (Original) 疫情下, 靜靜的

(Translated by Google) This is the sign is not enough and unclear (Original) 這是指示牌不夠和不清

(Translated by Google) it is good (Original) 好

(Translated by Google) Due to the epidemic, the flow of people is much smaller than before, so you can take a relaxing stroll and watch! (Original) 因疫情關係，人流比以前少好多，所以你可以輕鬆漫步慢慢觀賞！

(Translated by Google) No wild buy! (Original) 無乜野買喎!

(Translated by Google) The realm of dusk. . . (Original) 黃昏境界。。。

(Translated by Google) positive (Original) 正

(Translated by Google) The spicy crab is very delicious. (Original) 香辣蟹非常好吃。

(Translated by Google) Good air (Original) 空氣好

This market has many things, especially tourists! All items are reasonably priced but beware of quality - some have amazing quality while others aren't good. Some baragains can be made.

(Translated by Google) Miao Street used to have food stalls as one of its characteristics, but Jiamiao Street was worse than before, as mosquito spleen and bull spleen! (Original) 以前廟街有大排檔係其中一個特色而家廟街比喺以前差到蚊脾同牛脾！

(Translated by Google) Sometimes every day, I still go out to Temple Street. (Original) 每天有時，仍然我經過去廟街外出。

(Translated by Google) Sunset at dusk, I don’t know the transformation (Original) 夕陽黃昏 唔識轉型

(Translated by Google) It used to be a shopping spot frequently visited by tourists, but is now affected by the global epidemic. (Original) 以往是遊客常到的購物點，现在受全球疫情影響。

Fusion warm

It could still bring back the night life of old Hong Kong.

For now it's not as it use to be due to Corona pandemic. And hk gov strict quarantine rules. used to be bloodline of hk.

I love walking around especially at nighttime

We enjoy the place, and different dispaly in the sidewalk a lot of 5hibgs to buy, they will lower the price it's too expensive for you.

This place is great fun if you want to get some nice inexpensive gifts for the family back home. It's a highly rated destination for tourists where you can get everything from electronics, toys, accessories, clothing, souvenirs, decorations and gag gifts. This is definitely a place where you can put your bargaining skills to the test. ** Be aware that all of the branded items are knock offs. If you buy imitation goods you could get in serious trouble with customs upon returning to your home country. So make sure they are so bad it's funny.

Beautiful place and the food it's not the best but its fine.

Local market that you can find many interesting things here. Many Chinese fortune telling and tarrot readings stalls on one side.

The Temple Street Night Market is perfect for sight-seeing, souvenir shopping, and especially for sampling local cuisine. The seafood here is some of the best. Fairly priced and although not the most clean in appearance, it's street food. You're going to eat out on the street. Crab, prawns, oysters, duck, pigeon, etc. It's all here! The people are courteous. The crowd is mixed of visitors from all over the globe, resembling a festival in the heart of the market. Vendors can be a little pushy but if you bargain with them, you can get many items for nearly half what they originally offer. This market is definitely worth a visit. I came here for 1-3 hours, 3 of the 4 nights in the area and enjoyed each experience.

Very nice shopping place for all items. Its a must visit place for shopping in Hong Kong. There are a lot of eateries here where you can get Indian and well as local food delicacies.

The highlight of my visit is I got chance to see the local new year dragon dance while enjoying spicy crab dish. For the shopping, it's none of anything special to buy.

All kinds of local snacks and night food there, I also bought a large paint there this year, and 5 years ago!

I came here once right before covid and just came back today. It’s safe to say that it’s taken a hit from covid, it’s about half the size of what it used to be and it’s not as busy anymore. It’s still a fun place to haggle though!

It's a great place to shop. They are just there on the weekends so don't waste your time during the week.

Always good to get some night street food of Hong Kong and Temple Street is a known destination to visit

For the dinner and dessert we dropped by Australia dairy pudding shop at temple street.

Doesn’t seem like much of a thing. Small, pretty empty, not much on offer, very little in the way of food. Perhaps there was more here in the past? Perhaps it is suppressed due to COVID? Definitely not worth going out of your way.

This is a good place to understand the local culture of Hong Kong, especially that of Kowloon, which is the very foundation of demography in the city. The cleanliness could be testified with your visits compared to other Chinatowns in the world.

Shadow of its former self. Not enough variety almost every shop was selling the same stuff. We tried both during the day and night. Night is definitely better, but it is still hard to say it was worth anyone's time. Unless you need to see a lady of the night, then sure, go to the temple street night market

I've been told it's not what it used to be. There where many stalls selling the same stuff. Same price. We bought plenty of souvenirs, and enjoyed the banter and experience.

It is a street food and flea market. They have different food stalls and restaurants beside the stretch of the street. The local food is good. The street is closed for the flea market. Merchandise stalls sells cheap and mid range of products such as souvenirs, shoes, clothes, and others.

This is a review from a tourist prospective. The Temple Street Night Market is an interesting place to watch people. It feel like you can find everything in here - from plastic baby toys to fake dior bags. It's kinda food and flea market. When we arrived at around 4PM it was unexpectedly quiet with many stalls closed though. Not sure, but perhaps it's more lively during the weekend? I would recommend watching your wallet and pockets carefully - even locals keep their belongings close by in this place.

As the sun sets and the market comes alive, an array of tantalizing aromas fills the air, drawing locals and tourists alike into its enchanting grasp. From sizzling woks and steaming dim sum to skewers of mouthwatering grilled seafood, the diverse street food offerings cater to every palate, promising a delightful journey through Hong Kong's culinary heritage. Venturing deeper into the labyrinth of stalls, one discovers an eclectic mix of goods. Traditional handicrafts, trendy fashion pieces, and quirky souvenirs vie for attention, creating a shopper's paradise. Bargaining becomes an art as visitors embrace the market's vibrant energy while hunting for hidden gems. Beyond the gastronomic and retail adventures, the night market immerses visitors in an immersive cultural experience. Street performers showcase their talents, mesmerizing the crowd with traditional music, dance, and awe-inspiring feats. However, amidst the allure of the night market's charm, visitors should exercise caution and be mindful of their belongings, as the crowded atmosphere may attract pickpockets. In conclusion, Hong Kong's night market is a sensory extravaganza that showcases the city's spirit in all its splendor. From culinary delights to cultural wonders, this nocturnal wonderland should be at the top of every traveler's must-visit list.

Good food and good tourist junk abound in this long time attraction. A local specialty seems to be spicey crab, as there are several small restaurants offering it. Always worth a visit if you are in the Kowloon/Jordan area.

Stay out late at night? No worries because there's a lot of foodies and cart noodles restaurants just around the corner. Love to hang out in this place at least once a week.

Lively night market with a variety of items and foods to purchase. Everything from fruit to 'lady entertainment' as well as iconic and popular HK restaurants.

Awesome and extremely busy! The food stalls were astonishing, so many different world dishes to choose from and at very reasonable prices, such a great atmosphere

Kudos to the HK tourism board for the revamp to promote international (10 vendors) and local street food (22 stalls). Judging by the crowds, it seems to be a hit! A couple of tips: 1) Avoid going on weekends if you’re claustrophobic or not a fan of queues. The food market is open from 2 - 11 p.m. daily so there’s ample opportunity to find a quieter time. 2) The Nepalese spot selling the pani puri and chatpate is one of the most popular joints. The food prep takes a while so if you don’t fancy waiting, head down to their restaurant (Manakamana Nepali) that’s located a bit further in on 107 Temple Street. 3) If exploring with kids, avoid the side alleys as this area (Jordan & Yau Ma Tei) is infamous for being one of Hong Kong’s biggest red light districts.

Easy to find Temple Street fr Jordan MTR,exit A. Had street food as dinner from the start till end of the street. There is nothing much to buy except for those magnets,t-shirts and bags Enjoy the food very much.There are also other choice of food if street food is not enough.

Great place for evenings. Touristy shopping along the way but also really good place for Street food. We loved the oysters grilled with garlic. So good!