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Located in one of the oldest districts in Hong Kong, Tai Ping Shan is one of the earliest Chinese settlements in the city that was unfortunately hit by bubonic plague in the late 19th century. While some of the historical landmarks and temples still remain in the area, the street grew into a laid-back, alternative culture haven fueled by caffeine, art, and a small community of independent shop owners.
Full of quirky cafes, independent boutiques, cosy restaurants and an array of street art, Poho/Sheung Wan has a distinct neighbourhood vibe and sleepy streets, it is local favourite in the city to spend a lazy afternoon exploring.
What's the neighbourhood known for?
A mash-up of old and new. This is the only place in Hong Kong where you'll, historic temples, and dried seafood stalls next to contemporary art galleries, chic boutiques, and gourmet restaurants.
Why do the locals love it?
How many reasons do you need? There's the easy proximity to Central and multiple transport options. The juxtaposition of old Hong Kong and its modern trappings. And that's before you get to the smorgasbord of drinking and dining options.
Where to Eat
Frantzén’s Kitchen
Opened by Michelin-starred Swedish chef, Bjorn Frantzén, Frantzen’s Kitchen serves up modern Nordic cuisine, with an Asian influence. If you’re in the mood to splurge on something a little different, be sure to opt for the Tasting Menu and sit at the kitchen counter for the full chef’s experience.
Frantzén’s Kitchen, 11 Upper Station Street, Tai Ping Shan, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2559 8508,
Crit Room
A creative concept made to foster ‘opinions and ideas’, Crit Room is a sleek, minimalistic restaurant expertly designed by Hong Kong architect, Barrie Ho. Its Italian fare does not disappoint, dishing up loved classics from its Premium Tasting Menu like Truffle Tagliatelle and signature seafood platter.
Crit Room, 30 Tai Ping Shan Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2366 9608,
Oldish
You have probably passed the vintage-looking exterior at the top of Tung Street in Tai Ping Shan, but ever wondered what’s on offer? Brimming with retro furniture, antiques, and old movie posters, Oldish is a trendy food spot that mixes Asian with Italian flavours and plates up an all-day brekkie. Some of its top recommended dishes include the Four Cheese Wagyu Beef Burger and breakfast fry up!
Oldish, 53 Tung Street, Tai Ping Shan, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2697 3313
Man Mo Dim Sum
Tucked away amongst the trinket shops on Upper Lascar Row, Man Mo Dim Sum serves contemporary East-meets-West dim sum, hitting the spot with its truffle brie dumpling and foie gras xiao long bao.
Man Mo Dim Sum, 40 Upper Lascar Row, Hong Kong, 2644 5644
Dandy’s Organic Café
Free from all gluten, chemicals, hormones and GMOs, Dandy’s Organic Café specialises in healthy, vegan-friendly meals that are not only low-fat but low GI and absent of nuts. Refuel with superfood salads, flu-fighting rice and pasta dishes. Those preferring meat can order high-protein options such as chicken and pork. Served up alongside Australian all-press coffee, this healthy hub is hard to beat.
Dandy’s Organic Café, 32 Upper Lascar Row, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2838 6166
Reserva Iberica
This tiny ham shop specialises in Bellota Ham. The staff are super knowledgeable and more than happy to help you find what you’re looking for. Opt to enjoy a glass of wine, and a cheese and ham board outside the shop, or take your purchases home with you.
Reserva Iberica, Shop C, G/F, 15 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2111 0066
Where to Drink?
COA
Opened in 2017 by Jay Khan in a mission to bring agave spirits to the forefront of Asia’s cocktail scene, COA serves 100% agave tequila, traditional mezcal and cocktails inspired by the flavours of Mexico. The humble Mexican-inspired setting favours wood, brick and concrete elements, and is dimly lit by candles – perfect for weekend drinks and date night.
COA, LG/F, Wah Shin House, 6-10 Shin Hing Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2813 5787
Blue Supreme
This local dive bar pours an enviable selection of speciality beers categorised by intensity, flavour profile and origin. Ranging from locally brewed Hong Kong crafts to a wider selection of Belgian beers by the bottle or on draft, grab a cold one and select from its menu of elevated, modern American bistro bar bites and brunch classics. The Elvis Presley French Toast and Buttermilk Chicken Waffles will start your weekend right.
Blue Supreme, 21 Tung Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 5998 3088,
Whiskey and Words
Hong Kong loves its speakeasies and this travel book-themed whiskey den is one to add to the ever-growing list of dimly lit bars and quirky aesthetics. Dedicated to exposing its customers to over 300 whiskies from across the globe, it has crafted an array of bespoke cocktails and whiskey flights with expert staff on hand to help you order the perfect pour.
Whiskey and Words, G/F, 7 Shin Hing Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 9889 8590
Craftissimo
This gem of a craft beer bar claims “Good People Drink Craft Beer,” and it is the absolute perfect all-day outdoor hangout spot. Here you can browse a selection of over 280 international craft beers, and choose to either take away with you or enjoy your drinks in the small outdoor area. Featuring regular tap-takeovers from your favourite craft breweries, there are always great deals on hand here.
Craftissimo, Shop D, G/F, Tai Ping Building, Tai Ping Shan Street, Poho, Hong Kong, 6274 3130
Rapha
Cycling aficionados will know just how important coffee shop culture is to the world of cycling, and Rapha seamlessly combines both with its minimalist café and cycling store. Serving up coffees and other beverages (priced between $30 and $47), along with food items including homemade cakes and pastries, stop by here for a pit stop and come away with the latest cycling gear, or even sign up to one of its regular group rides!
Rapha, 56 Sai Street, Poho, Hong Kong, 9442 3507
Halfway Coffee
You’ll be hard-pushed to find a coffee shop that disappoints in Poho, and Halfway Coffee is no exception to the rule. These beans are brewed to please with usual suspects on the drinks menu as well as speciality options such as its Black Sugar, Longan Honey, Rose and Matcha Lattes.
Halfway Coffee, 12 Tung Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 9511 7197
Lof10
This laid-back coffee spot is the perfect pit-stop for a cuppa, any day of the week. Choose from a variety of freshly brewed coffees, tea or speciality sodas (yuzu and passionfruit are popular choices!) and pair with one of its pasta or sandwich sets for an accompanying bite.
Lof10, 1 U Lam Terrace, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2540 2210
Cupping Room Coffee Roasters
Known for serving speciality coffee all over the city, this tucked away The Cupping Room location is perfect for a quiet morning working or out-of-office meetings. Open from 9am to 5pm on weekdays, and 9am to 6pm on weekends and public holidays. It’s also a solid choice for brunch in the city, with food items on offer such as avocado on toast, eggs Benedict, house cured salmon on toast, brioche French toast and scrambled or poached eggs on toast.
Cupping Room Coffee Roasters, Shop 8, Silver Jubilee Mansion, 62-72 Po Hing Fong, Poho, 3705 0208
Green Ginkgo Tea
As Hong Kong’s first hand-brew tea bar, this Japanese-style tea shop serves handmade drinks such as matcha lattes, hand-drip coffee and more, along with its own range of premium sencha tea, which can be ordered hot or cold. Although specialising in tea (and being limited on space!) the tiny café also serves food items that include avocado sourdough toast ($78), red bean matcha waffles ($78) and taro cream toast ($45),
Green Ginkgo Tea, Shop 1A, G/F, 1 Tai Ping Shan Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Elephant Grounds Roastery
No strangers to coffee-addicts across the city, Elephant Grounds is a firm favourite for those needing a caffeine fix and quick lunch. Now open on Hollywood Road, this location is larger than the rest and the perfect place to set up and smash out a few emails.
Elephant Grounds Roastery, G/F, Hollywood Centre, 233 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 3580 0554
Where To Shop
Forest by K
If you’re on the hunt for beautiful blooms that make a statement, this hidden flower boutique on Tung Street creates bespoke bunches and flower arrangements for your home, weddings or special occasions.
Forest by K, 40 Tung Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
On the hunt for some elegant timepieces? You’ve found the right place. Pairing contemporary pieces with minimalist modernity, the wristwatches here are both eye-catching and sophisticated. The shop also stocks a small range of other jewellery pieces, all with the same distinct Scandinavian touch as the watches.
Sassy Tip: Squarestreet has now opened a small café at the front of its shop. The coffee shop currently has no licence, so coffees are available for all Squarestreet shoppers and passers-by, and you can tip what you wish (around $30 is recommended).
Squarestreet, G/F, 15 Square Street, Poho, Hong Kong,
Khromis
This chic eyewear store will have you covered, whether you’re looking to pick up some new sunglasses or frames. The unique designs will ensure you stand out from the crowd, with the brands focusing on using natural acetate and metal materials. The Poho flagship store also features a Hazel & Hershey coffee shop inside.
Khromis, 1 Tai Ping Shan Street, Poho, Hong Kong
Mount Zero
Found right next door to InBetween, Mount Zero is one of our favourite spots in Poho. The small bookstore features a cosy reading area upstairs, where guests are invited to take time out and read, with free wifi and cold drinks available. Open from 11am to 6pm daily, Mount Zero also occasionally acts as a local exhibition space, hosting everything from book launches, to locally made ceramics.
Mount Zero, Tai Ping Shan Street, Poho, Hong Kong,
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Château Zoobeetle
No trip to Poho is complete without checking out the stylish and chic Château Zoobeetle. This is the only store in Hong Kong that features the entire collection of the Parisian leather goods brand ZOOBEETLE Paris, along with a hand-curated selection of goods, ranging from music, cosmetics and books, to even stylish, ready-to-wear outfits.
Château Zoobeetle, 38 Sai Street, Poho, Hong Kong, 2559 8555
Emma Wallace
Emma Wallace is a women’s ready-to-wear brand that delivers a seamless blend of Western and Eastern influences. Pop into the Poho store to browse the collection of pieces, featuring the brand’s signature Kimono-style jacket.
Emma Wallace, Shop A, G/F, Po Hing Mansions, 2 Po Hing Fong, Poho, Hong Kong
Parfumerie Trésor
If you’re looking for that one-of-a-kind fragrance, Parfumerie Trésor is where to head. The Poho shop stocks a huge range of creative and unique fragrances that won’t be found anywhere else in the city.
Parfumerie Trésor, G/F, 18 Upper Station Street, Poho, Hong Kong
What To Do
Tung Yao Ceramics
After a different way to spend your weekends? Tung Yao Ceramics offers a range of workshops, suitable for beginners and those who more advanced at ceramics and pottery making. Throwing trial classes start from $290 (plus $180 per extra item), and throwing and glazing workshops are priced at $720 (plus $180 per extra item), with more information available on its website.
Tung Yao Ceramics, 4 Po Yan Street, Poho, Hong Kong, 2989 2300
Yoga Bam Bam
This yoga studio is unique as it operates on a pay-as-you-go basis, with no memberships needed! Dedicated to offering high-quality classes, with all classes kept to small groups, the studio offers everything from AcroYoga and Aerial Skills, to Flow Yoga, Hatha and more.
Yoga Bam Bam, 28 Pound Lane, Poho, Hong Kong,

It’s a walking distance from Sheung Wan MTR Station. Hop off the A2 exit at Wing Lok Street, and take the right side heading to Morrison Street. Once you reach the traffic light, head to the small alleys, which will lead you past the antique shops on Tung Street, just continue walking from here. At the end of the street, you’ll see a short staircase that will lead you to Tai Ping Shan Street.
Other Transport options are plentiful:
Trains: a 3 min walk to Sheung Wan MTR station, where you can get to pretty much anywhere on the island
Buses: Bus Stop and Mini Bus Stop downstairs on Hollywood Road
Ferry: short 10 min walk to Central pier where you can get ferries to TST and Outer islands
Taxis: can hail cabs on the street or use ride hailing apps Uber and HK Taxi App