Lan Kwai Fong is a short, narrow, L-shaped street and cobblestone alley located between Yunmeng Street and De Ji Li Street in Central, Hong Kong. "Lan Kwai Fong" means "Lan Kwai Tengfang". The street is full of Buxi-style restaurants and bars, but it is very famous. Lan Kwai Fong is located on the south side of Queen's Avenue Central, Hong Kong Island. It's only a 15-minute drive from Causeway Bay.
Two parallel pedestrian streets, plus a small section of avenue connecting the two pedestrian streets, are really not comparable to the romantic mood I imagined. The pedestrian street is not long, each street is only seven or eight minutes away. The bars on both sides of the street have small facades, dim lights, and no special layout. However, every two or three steps, you can see one or two "foreigners" standing in the street with their glasses, drinking and chatting. It is indeed difficult to see in mainland bars. "There are many foreigners, mostly white-collar workers, which is the biggest feature of Lan Kwai Fong."
As the Hong Kong Tourism Development Bureau promotes the outside world, Lan Kwai Fong has now become a tourist hotspot in Hong Kong. Not only are foreigners who love to drink beer flocking to it, but many mainland tourists have also included visiting Lan Kwai Fong on their itinerary to see its charm and style.
In fact, there is also such a street in Harbin - Aijian Shanghai Salon Pedestrian Street
If you cannot enter Hong Kong in the near future for various reasons, this will definitely be your best choice!
