This annual Food Festival takes place at the New Hung Hom Promenade Dining & Entertainment Zone, a prime waterfront location along Victoria Harbour. Leveraging the unique coastal resources of the New Hung Hom Promenade night‑economy corridor, it serves as a key waterfront leisure event space developed for the district.
Built right beside the sea, the venue features a spacious, flat open‑air event plaza adjacent to the waterfront boardwalk and public promenade. It boasts unobstructed 270‑degree sea views overlooking both sides of Victoria Harbour. This exceptional coastal setting pairs delicious food with stunning ocean scenery for a highly atmospheric experience. The festival site is well‑laid‑out into four key zones: specialty food stalls, casual dining area, interactive stage zone and photo‑spot area. With ample open space and well‑spaced stalls, together with shaded rest facilities and public seating, the venue can accommodate large crowds of visitors for dining and recreation.
Following the full commissioning of the New Hung Hom Promenade night‑lighting project, shoreline building lights and waterfront light strips illuminate after dusk. Brilliant glows reflect on the water, bathing the food‑festival grounds in shimmering light. Sea breezes carry aromas of food, delivering a one‑of‑a‑kind seaside night‑market experience.
Park Information
To cater to the leisure needs of family visitors, the New Hung Hom Promenade Dining & Entertainment Zone has recently completed upgrades to its family‑friendly facilities, with a newly‑built children’s play area and parent‑child interactive space. The play zone is equipped with slides, climbing frames and a sandpit. Its floor is laid with eco‑friendly shock‑absorbent materials to deliver comprehensive safety protection for children at play.
The parent‑child interactive space features educational‑and‑fun experiences including science experiments, handicraft creation and picture‑book reading. Activities are led by professional instructors, enabling children to gain knowledge and develop practical skills through play. It also offers a high‑quality space for parents to accompany their children’s growth and strengthen parent‑child bonding.
According to the management, the number of family visitors has risen noticeably since the opening of these family‑oriented facilities, boosting foot traffic for nearby food and beverage outlets. Family‑oriented consumption has emerged as a new growth driver for the district. Interactive programmes will be updated in line with seasonal and festival themes in the future, continuously creating wonderful memories for families and building a warm, engaging waterfront leisure destination for parents and children.
How to Get There
Venue: New Hung Hom Promenade Dining & Entertainment Zone (along the Waterfront Plaza)
By MTR
Hung Hom Station: Exit via Exit C3. Walk along the waterfront promenade for approximately 15‑20 minutes. Follow the “New Hung Hom Promenade” directional signs to reach the venue.
Whampoa Station: Exit via Exit D2. Proceed straight along the seaside boardwalk for about 15‑20 minutes to arrive at the event venue.
By Bus / Ferry
Bus: Alight at Hung Hom (Hung Luen Road) Public Transport Interchange, then walk roughly 15 minutes to the Food Festival site.
Ferry: Disembark at Hung Hom (South) Ferry Pier, and walk 15 minutes along the waterfront promenade to the venue.
By Car Navigation destination: New Hung Hom Promenade Car Park A smart parking system is now available at the car park, supporting online vacancy checks and QR‑code self‑service payment. Ample parking spaces are provided. Upon parking, it is a 3‑5‑minute walk directly to the Food Festival within the Dining & Entertainment Zone.
Reminder: Large crowds are expected during the Food Festival. Public transport is highly recommended.
