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The Soho district of Hong Kong is indeed a vibrant and popular area, known for its lively nightlife and daytime markets. Located in the Central district of Hong Kong Island, Soho (short for "South of Hollywood Road") offers a unique blend of entertainment, dining and shopping. Here's what to expect: Nightlife: With numerous bars, clubs and restaurants catering to all tastes. Whether you're looking for trendy cocktail lounges, live music venues or lively sports bars, Soho has something for everyone. Lan Kwai Fong, a neighboring area, is particularly famous for its vibrant nightlife and is within walking distance of Soho. Daytime markets: During the day, you can explore the various markets near Soho to indulge in shopping and local culture. The Central-Mid-Levels Escalator, the world's longest outdoor covered escalator system, connects Soho to the bustling street markets of Graham Street and Gage Street. These markets offer a wide range of fresh produce, local delicacies, clothing, accessories and household items. In addition, nearby Hollywood Road is famous for its antique shops, art galleries and curio shops. Here you can find a range of unique items including Chinese artifacts, vintage furniture and contemporary art pieces.
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This place is either flat, or the incline in unbearable. Is how I'm starting this review. It can be said, this area is party central. Where you will find clubs at each corner, and every other ground floor apartment, this will include drunk people, drunk singing people, and ravers, I think I was the only person who actually walked though the mayhem. After nearly stepping in vomit 3-6 times, I was dragged into clubs, forced into bars, or I was just trying to avoid a stampede of alcoholics trying I find the way to the cheapest shots. But if you like heavvyy bass and cheap liquid, and lots of people. This is the place for you.
TheyZmeroamingTheyZmeroaming
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SoHo stands for South of Hollywood Road. So, you reach this place/ neighbourhood by alighting at the Hong Kong Central MTR Station and taking the D2 exit. Asking people for SoHo doesn't always help. People are blatantly unaware of the existence of such a place. Asking for Hollywood Road would help. The place is quirky and certain walls are covered with graffiti against which amazing pics can be clicked. The place is also lined with variety of shops......but this neighborhood is famous for the sheer density of cafes, beer bars and eateries it houses.
dev veerdev veer
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A must go place if you're into nightlife and drinking. Also a must go place with friends. It is reasonable crowded in the day but in night, things get really high and people start to swarm like bees. At the peak of night, be careful of people who get drunk and shopkeepers that try to drag you inside. It's quite a tourist trap so watch the cheque and most bars have a service charge of 10 or 20+ percent. The escalators which bring you up are really cool, it's worth a ride. Watch yourself and stay safe. Would recommend.
Ann SongAnn Song
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If you're on Hong Kong island and you're staying overnight, this is a place to visit. Great night life vibe, plenty of restaurants and no shortage of bars and music. Grab a bite from some of the grill shops around and make your way up with stairs crowded with people or even escalators running 24-7. A very small walk from CENTRAL and not more than 30 mins walk from the furthest metro stops.
Mehrad AMehrad A
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This neighbourhood has a couple of murals that are well known to tourists, (ex. The one pictured here as well as the brooklyn mural). It is a great place for taking photos; however, I would recommend for future visitors to arrive earlier to take pictures (11:30 am latest) because it will get pretty crowded at the murals after noon.
Jade HuangJade Huang
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Nearby Attractions Of Soho
The Peak Tram
ifc mall
Tai Kwun
Tai Kwun
Central-Mid-Levels Escalators
Central Market
Man Mo Temple
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
PMQ
Victoria Peak
The Peak Tram
4.3
(8.6K)Click for details
ifc mall
4.2
(6.5K)Click for details
Tai Kwun
4.4
(5.2K)Click for details
Tai Kwun
4.3
(4.5K)Click for details
Nearby Restaurants Of Soho
Yat Lok Restaurant (Central)
Kau Kee
Lin Heung Lau
Lan Fong Yuen
Lin Heung Kui
Tim Ho Wan (Central)
Shake Shack (ifc mall)
Tsim Chai Kee Noodle
Yung Kee Restaurant
Dim Sum Square
Yat Lok Restaurant (Central)
3.4
(2.2K)Click for details
Kau Kee
3.6
(1.9K)Click for details
Lin Heung Lau
3.7
(1.9K)Click for details
Lan Fong Yuen
3.6
(1.8K)Click for details
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Staunton St, Central, Hong Kong
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Designer boutiques, fancy chain stores and high-end art galleries make trendy SoHo a top shopping destination, especially for out-of-towners. Known for its elegant cast-iron-facades and cobblestone streets, the neighborhood is also an atmospheric backdrop for fashionable crowds clustering at high-end restaurants and nightlife hotspots. During the day, street vendors sell everything from jewelry to original artwork.
attractions: The Peak Tram, ifc mall, Tai Kwun, Tai Kwun, Central-Mid-Levels Escalators, Central Market, Man Mo Temple, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, PMQ, Victoria Peak, restaurants: Yat Lok Restaurant (Central), Kau Kee, Lin Heung Lau, Lan Fong Yuen, Lin Heung Kui, Tim Ho Wan (Central), Shake Shack (ifc mall), Tsim Chai Kee Noodle, Yung Kee Restaurant, Dim Sum Square
