Toy street was super fun and a kids' (and kids at heart) paradise. I was able to shop for stickers…read moreand Sanrio products. It's a nice stroll, and wasn't crowded on a weekday afternoon.

Sham Shui Po is a shopping heaven in Hong Kong. Electronics, computer gadgets, accessories and toys…read morecan be found. I called Fuk Wing Street is the best just one reason. Although the Street is short, there's over 30 toy stores along the street. Some are selling brand-name goods at half the price of those in department stores. Furthermore, most of the shops have fixed prices for retail but still offer great wholesale discount when you buy in bulk. And Fuk Wing Street has some restaurants which are very famous in Sham Shui Po. I can sure you can grab enough food to eat there.

Dinner here on New Year's Eve was definitely a disappointment. The place was barely half-filled and…read moreyet their service was very slow and almost non-existent. We went for dinner relatively early at around 5:30pm and were informed that suckling roast pig was already sold out. For a restaurant that prides itself in its suckling roast pig, that's pretty upsetting. It's your star dish, and it's already sold out before you're halfway through dinner time. We ended up ordering 2 bowls of soup ($38 for the first bowl, and $28 for additional bowls), pan-fried oysters/oyester omlete ($75), stir-fried Chinese kale with Chinese sausage/meats ($60ish), roasted pig ($62), pig knuckle ($52), a steamed fish in black bean sauce ($68). Since we ordered 5 dishes, we upgraded all 5 of those to be meal sets ($19 added for each dish) to add a bowl of rice and a drink. Their milk tea is said to be pretty good, but I've tried it in the past and it wasn't that special, so I took the lemon tea. Food-wise, I found pretty salty overall. Their stir-fried Chinese kale with Chinese sausages/meats were nothing like the picture in the menu, with far fewer vegetables and few pieces of meat. The roasted pig and pig knuckle were both pretty good. Their pan-fried oysters were decent, although there was too much flour in it and too few oysters. Their fish sauce for dipping was way too salty though. One thing I would return for is their afternoon tea sets, since Tai Hing does have good afternoon tea deals with their roast pig and BBQ pork meal sets. I'd suggest coming here mainly for their BBQ meats and milk tea since those are their specialties.

Bland food, watered down cappuccino, and apathetic service…read more I ordered an iced cappuccino she brought me a hot cappuccino. I asked her to bring the other, she said "ok" and it never happened. My girlfriend's aunt ordered a noodle soup bowl and it didn't arrive until we were about to leave Nothing positive about this place, steer clear.