A scenic journey with the freshest catch in these places!

With JoyYou Card, it is a must to take full advantage of it to explore different attractions in Hong Kong! Surrounded by the sea on all sides, Hong Kong has been living off the water and spoiling its people with all manner of seafood. This time, we selected some of the best places nearby MTR stations or light rail stations, with the $2 concessionary fare, enjoying a scenic journey with great food has never been easier! Click here to download the guide of the map to know more!

When speaking of Lei Yue Mun, seafood is the first thing that comes to people’s minds. Once a mining village, it has now become a famous seafood bazaar thanks to its typhoon shelter location. There are dozens of seafood restaurants on the Seafood Street. When you are there, simply find a restaurant you like and choose your picks from their tank. And the chef will make you the most delicious feast ever! Make sure you book a restaurant located by the seaside so you can feast your eyes on the stunning view of Victoria Habour on the far shore, as well as the round and full moon!

Address: 69 Lei Yue Mun Praya Road
How to get there: Yau Tong Station Entrance/ Exit A2. Then walk for about 10 minutes.
Suggested Route Map: (Click here)

If you want to enjoy the beautiful sunset and delectable seafood, look no further than Lau Fau Shan! Located at the shore of Deep Bay, Lau Fau Shan is well known for its unobstructed sea view and is a great spot for catching the sunset. Coupled with the combination of fresh water and salt water at Deep Bay, Lau Fau Shan is also a place famous for its seafood, especially oysters. Lau Fau Shan Main Street is home to a dozen of seafood eateries, each of which serves fresh seafood and takes pride in their traditional cooking techniques, whether it be steaming, deep-frying or pan-frying.

Address: Lau Fau Shan Main Street
How to get there: Tin Shui Wai Station Entrance/ Exit B. Then take the free interchange of MTR bus K65 and get off at Lau Fau Shan Station.
Suggested Route Map: (Click here)
Tips: Before transiting from railways to bus, remember to check when the next bus will arrive on MTR Mobile’s “Next Bus” function, so you don’t have to be worry the buses are leaving!

Located near Castle Peak Bay Typhoon Shelter, Sam Shing Hui in Tuen Mun used to be a fishing village. Today, Sam Shing Hui Seafood Market gathers about a dozen seafood stalls which offer a vast variety of seafood freshly caught in the day, including both common and uncommon ones, as well as different types of crabs. You have the chance to choose the seafood you like at the seafood stalls and ask the restaurant or dai pai dong close by to cook it the way you want. A lot of the restaurants here are located by the seaside so you get to satisfy your appetite and your eyes!

Address: Sam Shing Street, Castle Peak Bay, Tuen Mun
How to get there: Tuen Mun Station Entrance/ Exit B. Then take the free interchange of the light rail route 505 and get off at Sam Shing Stop.
Suggested Route Map: (Click here)
Tips: Before departing, remember to check your route on MTR Mobile’s “Trip Planner” function. Simply insert your starting and finishing stations onto the “From” and “To” column respectively, you will get your fastest way to go in no time!