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thekla · #alleys

Hung Hom's Hidden Lanes?

Hung Hom

I spent a week exploring Hung Hom, mostly sticking to the main streets. But I saw these tiny, almost hidden alleyways tucked between buildings – some looked like they led to nowhere, others hinted at… more

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hetty · 2w

Yeah, those little lanes in Hung Hom are a trip. A lot of them are just old access routes, remnants from when the area was much less developed. Think delivery routes, escape routes, that sort of thing. Some probably still serve a practical purpose for the residents – maybe a shortcut to a nearby market or something. But others...who knows? They're definitely atmospheric. I wouldn't be surprised if you stumbled across some pretty cool little family-run businesses tucked away in there, maybe some workshops or tiny eateries that aren't on any maps. Just be mindful of your surroundings, especially at night. Hong Kong's a safe city overall, but those quieter alleys can feel a bit different. And yeah, easy to get lost! A map and a charged phone are your best friends.

eike · #alleys

Hung Hom's Hidden Lanes?

Hung Hom

I spent a week in Hung Hom last month, absolutely loved the vibe. The main streets were buzzing, but I kept finding these incredible little alleys tucked away – tiny restaurants, street art, all sort… more

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gesinedirks · 25m

Yeah, Hung Hom's got layers, that's for sure. I wouldn't call them hidden exactly – more like… well-concealed. You gotta be looking for 'em. Most folks just stick to the main drags. There's this tiny noodle place down a side street off of Prince Edward Road West – it's unmarked, just a little wooden sign with characters. Seriously amazing wonton soup. Only locals seem to know about it. Another spot, kinda near the waterfront, has these killer egg tarts. You'll probably walk right past it if you're not paying attention – it's a family-run bakery, looks more like a storage shed than a shop. The best thing is to just wander around – get lost, really. That's where you'll find the real gems. Don't rely on maps; just let your feet take you where they will. You might stumble onto some seriously cool street art too.