Your Guide To Yuen Long: Attractions, Restaurants & More

Yuen Long is a captivating blend of urban vibrancy and rustic charm. From shopping malls and scenic biking trails to mouth-watering eats tucked away in its streets, here’s your ultimate guide to Yuen Long!

We get it – the New Territories might feel like some mythical land shrouded in mystery, far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. But if there’s one thing that absolutely deserves a spot on your ultimate Hong Kong bucket list, it’s a visit to the neighbourhoods of Yuen Long! Once a quiet market town surrounded by lush farmland and fishing villages, Yuen Long has roots that stretch back hundreds of years, and offers an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of the New Territories.

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How To Get To Yuen Long
Places To Visit In Yuen Long
Yuen Long Restaurants & Bakeries
Yuen Long Dessert Spots, Cafes & Bars

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How To Get To Yuen Long

Getting to Yuen Long is a piece of cake! Here’s how:

MTR via the Tuen Ma Line: Take the Tuen Ma Line to Yuen Long Station. Right underneath the station, you’ll find the Light Rail terminal, which connects you to various stops around Yuen Long.

Bus Options:

• Bus 968: A direct route from Admiralty or Central
• Bus 68X: Ideal for those travelling from Mong Kok or Jordan
• Bus 276P: Perfect if you’re heading over from Fanling or Sheung Shui

Places To Visit In Yuen Long

Yoho Mall

Relatively new to the Yuen Long scene, Yoho Mall has quickly become the go-to destination for shopping, dining and leisure in the area. This sleek and modern shopping complex isn’t just one mall — it’s a sprawling shopping experience split across multiple phases — Yoho Mall Phase 1, Phase 2 and Yoho Midtown. Features include a cinema for movie buffs, a diverse food court offering everything from local delicacies to international cuisines and a variety of fashion and lifestyle brands. It’s also a pet-friendly mall, so you can bring your furry friends along for the adventure! Conveniently connected to the Yuen Long MTR station, it’s easily accessible for both locals and visitors looking to explore its vibrant offerings. 

Yoho Mall, 9 Yuen Lung Street & 9 Long Yat Road, Yuen Long, Hong Kong

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In-Citi Mall

In-Citi Mall is where the trendy kids go! You can explore cute indie boutiques offering everything from fashion and lifestyle items to electronic stores with great bargains. There’s also a number of spots to pamper yourself and get your nails done. 

In-Citi Mall, 15-19 Kau Yuk Road, Yuen Long, Hong Kong

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Yuen Long Park’s Aviary Pagoda

The lush expanse of Yuen Long Park is the perfect spot to stretch your legs, escape the heat and simply unwind. Built on a gently rolling hill, the park is a delightful patch of greenery, home to over 800 trees, a serene lake, a cascading waterfall and a charming little ravine. At the very top of the hill, you’ll find the striking brick-red Aviary Pagoda! True to its name, the pagoda’s first floor has been transformed into an aviary, complete with shrubs and plants that attract a variety of birds. From the top, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping vistas of Yuen Long and neighbouring district Tin Shui Wai!

Yuen Long Park, 1 Town Park Road North, Yuen Long, Hong Kong

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Nam Sang Wai

Just a short bike ride from the city, Nam Sang Wai exudes a rugged elegance that feels worlds away from the urban hustle. One of its most iconic sights is the ‘light and shadow tunnel’ formed by rows of Chinese banyan trees — a spot straight out of a dream and a favourite of team Sassy’s photography enthusiast! Add to that the nearby grasslands for a picnic and abandoned fishing farms for the ultimate serene day trip.

Sassy tip: The biking trail here is a fantastic way to explore the area. If you’re wondering where to rent a bike, head to Tai Fung Bicycle Company (a five-minute walk from Yuen Long MTR station, Exit B) for reasonably priced rentals, conveniently located near the biking paths leading to Nam Sang Wai.

Nam Sang Wai, Yuen Long, Hong Kong

Tai Fung Bicycle Company, G/F, Lee Kwan Building, On Lok Road, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, 2442 3803

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Ha Pak Nai

With its expansive mangrove beach, serene mudflats and calm mirror-like waters, Ha Pak Nai is widely regarded as one of Hong Kong’s most stunning sunset viewing points. It’s also a popular wedding photoshoot spot! And those buildings shimmering in the distance? That’s the skyline of Shenzhen! For a post-adventure treat, head to App Store Cafe & Barbecue, a nearby barbecue and snacks pit-stop! 

Ha Pak Nai, Yuen Long, Hong Kong

App Store Cafe & Barbecue, G/F, 283A Nim Wan Road, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, 5516 6697, www.facebook.com/appstorecafebarbecue

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Yuen Long Restaurants & Bakeries

Old Fung Tea House

Relive the flavours of the past at Old Fung Tea House, a popular dim sum spot themed around the décor of 1960s and 70s Hong Kong. The restaurant is always bustling with long queues, as all dim sum are freshly made to order. Their traditional Thousand Layer Cake is crafted using the original method by infusing pork lard made with fatty pork to deliver a rich aroma. There’s also must-try dim sums like the Golden Taro Dumplings, Steamed Curry Squid and more!

Old Fung Tea House, 66 Tai Tong Road, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, 2659 8826, www.oldfungteahouse.com

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Luodong Rou Geng Fan

Luodong Rou Geng Fan is Hong Kong’s first authentic Taiwanese Rou Geng Fan (meat soup) shop. Signature dishes like Braised Pork Rice, Dry Mixed Noodles, Rou Geng Soup and Meatball Soup are directly imported from the original Taiwanese store. You can even enjoy authentic Taiwanese Egg Pancakes here! The pancakes are generously filled, with stretchy melted cheese and a crispy outer layer.

Luodong Rou Geng Fan, Shop 69, Kin Fai Building, Fung Cheung Road, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, 6112 5353, www.facebook.com/rougengfan

Lo Chen Bakery

Lo Chen Bakery’s sweet treats has become a popular Yuen Long souvenir in recent years. It offers freshly baked, homemade chiffon cakes daily, with 10 flavours to choose from such as Earl grey, Hojicha, banana, strawberry, chocolate and more. And the best part? Each piece is only HK$16!

Lo Chen Bakery, Shop 1C & E, G/F, Hing Wong Building, 2 Sai Ching Street, Yuen Long, Instagram: @lochenbakery

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Aya

The Japanese-owned noodle shop Aya is a beloved local eatery that has gained strong support from the community. With 10 years dedicated to crafting homemade noodles, the shop has recently expanded to Sai Ying Pun and Mong Kok! Specialising exclusively in Tsukemen (dipping noodles), they not only offer wheat noodles but also feature a variety of unique, freshly made noodles daily, such as lemon noodles, red pepper noodles, pepper noodles and radish noodles.

Aya, Shop 14, G/F, Yick Lee Mansion, 26 Kin Tak Street, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, 6350 8637, Instagram: @aya.tsukemen

Yuen Long Dessert Spots, Cafes & Bars

Kai Kee Dessert

No visit to Yuen Long is complete without stopping by Kai Kee Dessert, a legendary spot famous for its Hong Kong desserts and local street food snacks like its infamous soy sauce chicken wing tips, curry fish balls, and siu mai. A must-try is their mango mochi, soft and chewy with juicy mango chunks inside, as well as the massive grass jelly bowl topped with a generous amount of balled fruits and sago — perfect for sharing (or not!).

Kai Kee Dessert, Shop 4-5, G/F, Kam Lung Mansion, 22 Fung Kam Street, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, 2479 4743

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Accro Coffee

A famed Yuen Long cafe home to award-winning baristas, including a 2013 World Siphon Coffee Champion, Accro Coffee impresses with rows of siphon brewers and coffee machines, while the extensive menu offers endless choices, including champion-brewed siphon coffee. Their light bites and desserts, such as heart-shaped waffles and Italian-style hot herb buns are just as exceptional. Don’t miss seasonal treats like the apple crumble, available in limited quantities — perfect for coffee and dessert lovers alike!

Accro Coffee, Shop D, G/F, Kam Shing Building, 162 Yuen Long On Ning Road, Yuen Long, 9430 1433, Instagram: @accrocoffee

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Brava Java Coffee

Brava Java Coffee brings a refreshing twist with its charming Portuguese-inspired decor. The blue-and-white tiled walls, vintage wall lamps and artwork create a cosy yet elegant vibe. As one of the hottest cafes in Yuen Long, Brava Java Coffee attracts visitors from across the city, often drawing long queues! The menu offers hearty options like all-day breakfasts, bagels, sourdough bread and light bites. A must-try is the croffle— a delightful croissant-waffle hybrid (available in flavours like mixed berry cream or caramel Biscoff cream), which pairs perfectly with a cup of joe.

Brava Java Coffee, Shop 118, G/F, Manhattan Plaza, 23 Sai Ching Street, Yuen Long, 9323 4328, Instagram: @bravajava.hk

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Brother 5 Oyster De Tapas Bar

The restaurant bar isn’t very big, with fewer than 10 tables. However, the generous spacing between tables ensures it doesn’t feel cramped. Plus, this charming neighbourhood bar is a third space haven for a fellow Sassy colleague! She once considered gatekeeping it, but this hidden gem truly deserves the spotlight. Her go-to indulgence? Slurping freshly shucked oysters, savouring the seafood paella and sipping multiples of her holy-grail cocktail, Beautiful Mistake — a passion fruit-tequila concoction with a delightful spicy kick!

Brother 5 Oyster De Tapas Bar, Shop 34-35, G/F, Block A, Ho Shun Yee Building, 9 Fung Yau Street East, Yuen Long, 2619 1190, Instagram: @brother5_restaurant

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