Is Temple Street open every day?

Temple Street Markets usually open in the late afternoon and stay open every night until late. Access the markets from the MTR stations at Yau Ma Tei or Jordan.

What time does Temple Street close?

Temple Street Night Market is one of the most famous night markets in all of Hong Kong and is open from 4pm till midnight daily.

What is the best time to visit Temple Street?

Late Afternoon or Evening Arrival

An hour before dusk: A good time to hit the street is an hour before dusk.

Is Temple Street worth visiting at night?

Temple Street is the place to go. A hub for late-night dining, Temple Street offers a wide range of local delicacies, from dai pai dongs and claypot rice to dim sum and snake soup.

Which is better, Temple Street or Mongkok?

Mongkok Night Market: The Shopping and Entertainment Hub

Food Court Style: Food options in Mongkok tend toward food courts, chain restaurants, and international options alongside traditional choices. The dining experience is more fast-paced and commercial compared to Temple Street's leisurely street dining culture.

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What to buy at Temple Street?

Accessories and Souvenirs

This place is perfect for buying inexpensive Chinese souvenirs and accessories. Hair combs, bangles, bags, t-shirts… you name it! Besides that, you can find second-hand and antique items here too, as well as the always popular various leather goods with a range of styles.

Are Hong Kong markets open on Sundays?

Trading is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and all Hong Kong public holidays. * Subject to the trading arrangements approved by the SEHK or typhoon trading suspension arrangements. (except 9:22 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) (except 9:22 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.)

What should I buy on Temple Street?

Traditional Chinese Arts and Crafts - Beadwork purses, ornate carved wooden boxes, Chinese Knotting, tiny Cloisonné items, all can be found here. Made locally or just over the border in China these are very reasonably priced and authentically Chinese.

Is bargaining acceptable on Temple Street?

Bargaining is Expected: Most vendors expect customers to negotiate prices, especially for non-food items. Start by offering about 60-70% of the asking price and work toward a mutually acceptable amount. This process is part of the cultural experience and should be approached with good humor.

What to do near Temple Street?

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Why is Temple Street famous?

In popular culture

It is often used as a setting to portray all walks of life in Hong Kong. Also, many gangster films depict the place as a street of crime. The place is featured in films such as Queen of Temple Street (1990), The Prince of Temple Street (1992) and Mean Street Story (廟街故事, 1995).

Is Temple Street Night Market every day?

The Temple Street Night Market is open from late afternoon every day of the year.

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What are some etiquette tips for night markets?

Always be polite and friendly to the vendors. There's really no elaboration needed here, but there is a possible extra perk: If you're super friendly, some of the vendors may just remember you and even be swayed to give you something a little extra. (Pro tip: Remember to always unpack the car.

What are the three key rules to negotiate?

How to bargain in ladies market?

Take it easy and don't rush the process. Don't accept the first counteroffer from the seller. If there are several things you want to buy from the same vendor, try asking for further discounts. Merchants are more willing to accept a lower price at the end of the day when they are about to pack up.

Is it halal to bargain?

It says in Subul as-Salaam: This indicates that there is nothing wrong with asking a man to sell you something that he has, or with bargaining.

Are shops closed on Sunday in Hong Kong?

Most shops are open seven days a week. Stores in Central are an exception; they generally close at 7pm and on Sunday. The only holiday on which all commerce comes to a halt is the Chinese New Year in January or February. Shopping in Hong Kong can sometimes be a fraught business for the amateur.

Is Sunday a trading day?

The US stock market opens at 9:30 a.m. ET and closes at 4:00 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday. It's closed on the weekends. These trading hours—also called a trading session—apply to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq, the 2 main marketplaces where stocks are listed in the US.

Is day trading allowed in Hong Kong?

You can place T+0 trades in Hong Kong market. This means you can buy and sell a security in the same day or even multiple times over the course of a day. Although you can place T+0 trades, your stock and money positions of all Exchange Trades and Clearing Agency Transactions are required to be settled on a T+2 basis.

Which is better, Ladies market or Temple Street?

Temple Street Night Market in Yau Ma Tei, once a major night market, now has a quieter, more rundown atmosphere with many empty stalls. It no longer offers the bustling energy and variety of stalls that visitors expect. If you're looking for a vibrant market experience, the Ladies' Market is by far the better choice.

What is the best time to visit HK markets?

The fall and early winter are arguably the best times to explore Hong Kong, with low humidity and temperatures hovering between 20°C (68°F) to 28°C (82°F). This makes long days of sightseeing more enjoyable at places such as Tai Kwun, the Hong Kong Wetland Park and the city's street markets.

Are Hong Kong markets cash only?

Visa, MasterCard, American Express, JCB, and other known major credit cards are accepted in most stores. Please double-check before you make a purchase. However, at open-air markets, most vendors will only take cash. It's best to take both cash in Hong Kong dollars and credit cards when shopping.

Is Temple Street worth going?

The temple street market is great. The food area is fun - vendors are engaging and many speak English; it's easy to know what you're trying if that's your thing.