Mong Kok Flower Market
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Visiting the Mongkok flower market was a truly enchanting experience. The market is filled with a plethora of shops, each adorned with a stunning array of flowers. The variety on offer is simply astounding, with blooms of every color and fragrance imaginable. The ambiance of the Mongkok flower market is delightful. It's a bustling and lively place, with locals and tourists alike exploring the stalls, selecting the perfect bouquet, or simply soaking in the beauty around them. The market is a feast for the senses, and even if you're not a flower enthusiast, it's hard not to be captivated by the sheer beauty on display. What struck me the most was the impeccable presentation and maintenance of the flowers. The shopkeepers take great pride in their craft and it shows in the vibrant and healthy collection they offer. During Lunar New Year, the market fills up with all varieties of peach trees, and little kumquat trees for the special occasion. Walking through the market felt like stepping into a little slice of heaven, with the scents and colors creating a truly magical atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a special gift, want to brighten up your home, or simply enjoy the sight and scent of flowers, the Mongkok flower market is an absolute must-visit. It's a place where nature's beauty is celebrated and cherished, and I guarantee you'll leave with a smile on your face and a renewed appreciation for the wonders of the botanical world.
Sana AliSana Ali
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Big selection of flowers and plants. Particular plants for holiday are been sold here all over the market. There’s also 2 shops for flowers pots and vases as well as tools. Normally the sellers are not patient and friendly. Some shops have ready bouquet and some sell flowers in groups of 10. It’s possible to find single flowers as well, normally more rare or special ones. The shop for that will be “Brighten”. You can find here flowers from around the globe, suitable to the seasons of the year. Some shops sell also winter flowers in summer. If you’re willing to get green vegetation for your bouquet, you’ll need to pay extra. Here you can find the biggest lilies as well as nice selection of colorful orchids.
Gili YGili Y
10
The market is packed with the crowd before the Chinese new year. Flowers comfort our hearts and you can visit the shops/florists along the street one by one. Only one public toilet near the sport ground and the road is a bit narrow for wheelchairs. Some florists don’t prefer photo taking of their products, please stay alerted and respect them (as they hate the copycats of making the bouquet) There are some cafes around the corner or inside the renovated buildings. Just take a look and sip a cup of tea when free (some are overpriced, remember to check the menu before making any orders).
Waha FungWaha Fung
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A pleasure place, especially come here after visiting the Goldfish Street at the opposite road. Some shops are doing both the wholesale & retail flower business, some are selling flower’s associated products; most of them were selling flowers according to the seasons, for instant, when it closed to the Chinese Lunar New Year, the shop will sell those traditionally considered by the Chinese as lucky flowers / plants which will means to bring you luck, love, wealth, health, continuation of generations, etc.
Sun WaSun Wa
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Must-visit if you love flowers, plants and gardening, for both locals and tourists. The whole road is filled with flower shops selling house plants, decorative plants, gardening tools, bouquets, gardening supplies etc. The plants are fresh and of good quality. It gets really busy too nearing Chinese New Year if you want to avoid the crowds. Yuen Po Bird Market is also just down the road so you can fit both markets in 1 itinerary.
M JM J
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Busy place on the weekends with a great variety of fresh and cut flowers. All the shops are store fronts that spill out onto the streets. Many sell blooming orchid plants and at low prices. It's also a place to buy supplies and seeds. This weekend Christmas trees and poinsettias were everywhere. If you go take a little alley to bird street. See a great number of birds of all sorts including the traditional singing birds in cages.
Dane WesterdahlDane Westerdahl
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attractions: MOKO, Ladies' Market, Sneakers Street, Ladies' Market, Langham Place, Goldfish Market, Decathlon Mong Kok, Cordis, Hong Kong, Fa Yuen Street Market, Metropark Hotel Mongkok, restaurants: Kam Wah Cafe & Cake Shop, One Dim Sum, Tim Ho Wan (SHAM SHUI PO), London Chinese Restaurant, Dim Dim Sum Mong Kok, Paradise Dynasty, Tiffany Restaurant, Golden Phoenix Restaurant, Age.3 Hong Kong, Ban Heung Lau

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