Find al everything from buddhas, posters, everything! Close to the oldest temple in Hong Kong More

Can't say much about the place in daylight as whenever I went i was just trying to get out of the rain!! At night the place is transformed. Bar after bar, restaurant after restaurant, it can be very expensive depending on your choice of bar. Personally I could spend all night there, and did..! More

Soho is a place you can find differnet country food but not Chinese food. The price is expensive, especially at dinner time. And you can just take a cup of coffee or a drink. However, the best chefs in HK, you couldn't find in these restaurants. I've lunch at soho every week. More

Take the escalator in Soho up the hill at night. Stop at bars, watch people from all over the wold pass by and make new friends. Eat, drink and enjoy your selves. Perfect place for an evening out with friends. More

A wonderfully busy vibrant part of town, we stopped at a cocktail bar at the top of one of the escalators and watched the constant flow of people, then found the most amazing Hong Kong equivelant of a greasy spoon to eat at.. Amazing food.! More

So many interesting little restaurants and bars pop up here: even if you do not go to Soho for a few months, you will see new places that pique your interest upon your return, so it never gets boring. Much more classy than Lan Kwai Fong, too! More

Great restaurants and fabulous place to go pub hopping More

Fab food, nice people, friendly waiters & waitresses, restaurants with fantastic decor, bars, cafes, cute boutiques, vintage jewellery, oddly designed streets with a touch of the old HK, and basically everything you ask for is in Soho. More

This really is a neat area within Hong Kong to drop by for a drink, a meal, or to do some antique shopping. Staunton Street has a number of good and trendy restaurants and pubs (right by the escalators), and there are tons of antique shops in the area, particularly (but not exclusively) on Hollywood Road. A number of the... More