Where are the best places to buy snacks and souvenirs in Hong Kong? Stick to these spots and you can’t go wrong!

When visiting Hong Kong, it’s always tempting to bring back some snacks or souvenirs, but figuring out what to buy without regretting it can be tricky. Here’s a guide to the most iconic souvenirs to help you out~

1. GODIVA

Representative product: Chocolate

Originating from Brussels, Belgium, Belgium is world-renowned not only for its waffles but also for its chocolates. GODIVA is the most iconic “house of chocolate.”

With a wide variety, adorable shapes, and options ranging from sweet to bitter, filled or unfilled—basically anything you could want—you can find it here. The 85% rich dark chocolate is highly recommended.

Store address: Shop 3222, Level 3, Gateway Arcade, Harbour City, 101 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (near Exit A1 of MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station)

2. Lan Fong Yuen

Representative product: Salted Lemon

Lan Fong Yuen’s signature sock milk tea and yuanyang are must-tries when visiting Hong Kong, and well known to many. But their homemade salted lemon, though less talked about, makes for a highly worthwhile souvenir—with benefits for coughs and phlegm!

It comes in a rather large bottle, which can be used to make tea. It’s great for soothing a dry or uncomfortable throat during hot summers when you’re sweating a lot. One bottle costs 30 HKD.

Store address: Lower G/F, Chongqing Sports City, next to Chongqing Building, 36–44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (near MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station)

3. Royal-D Pastry (Royal Dessert Art)

Representative product: Honeycomb Egg Rolls

The “milk custard mooncake king” and two-Michelin-starred pastry master Chef Lai Wing Kwun jointly pioneered the silky-flowing sesame mooncakes and milk custard mooncakes in Hong Kong last year, which sold out very quickly!

With their unique craftsmanship and innovative spirit, beyond mooncakes, their egg roll series is also a hit. Made using traditional methods to preserve the original crispness and rich texture of the rolls, the honeycomb effect is visible to the naked eye. In addition to the classic original and salted egg yolk flavors, there are also many creative flavors (Earl Grey tea, rock salt chocolate, coffee, sakura shrimp, etc.) that are very popular.

Store address: Ground floor, 43 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (MTR Tsim Sha Tsui B2 Exit)

4. Ippudo Ramen

Representative product: Instant Noodles

Japan’s Ippudo Ramen (Ippudo) is highly sought after by foodies.The chewiness of the noodles, the richness of the broth, and the tenderness of the marbled egg are all reasons to choose it.

The menu allows you to customize the firmness of the noodles, the strength of the broth, as well as the amount of chili, green onions, and garlic. The user experience is quite great.

No need to travel all the way to Japan just for a bowl of ramen. If you can’t stop thinking about it, why not pack some instant noodles to take home? You can still enjoy that nostalgic taste whenever you crave it.

5.Mrs.Fields

Store address: 8 Cotton Path, Tsim Sha Tsui

Representative product: Cookies

Different from other bakeries, this Mrs. Fields location specializes in American-style cookies, offering a wide range of flavors such as nuts, milk, chocolate, fruits, and more.

Free from artificial flavorings, the cookies are richly aromatic and generously filled. For nut varieties, the blend of creamy milk and nutty aroma is simply amazing—with a long-lasting aftertaste.

Store address: Shop 8, Central MTR Station (near Exit A)

6. Golden Duck

Representative product: Salted Egg Yolk Chips

The salted egg yolk flavor is truly unique—does it feel like it’s completely overturned your previous perception of potato chips? The thin, crispy chips are coated with crushed salted egg yolk, and the aroma of the yolk explodes in your mouth, completely conquering your taste buds. If you’re also a fan of salted egg yolk, you absolutely can’t miss this!

Store address: G/F & 1/F, 33 Wellington Street, Central

7. Calbee

Representative: Hokkaido Potato Chips "Three Brothers"

An essential snack for homebodies all year round, Calbee’s best-selling product, and a favorite among potato chip enthusiasts!

Made from Hokkaido potatoes and sprinkled with sea salt from the Okhotsk region—crispy and tempting, its flavor is no less impressive than freshly baked fries.

Store address: Calbee Plus, Shop G14-15, Lee Tung Avenue, 200 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

8. Lei Yue Mun Siu Heung Yuen

Representative: Dried Squid Slices

A Hong Kong time-honored brand with 50 years of history—Siu Heung Yuen was the first gift shop to break out of Lei Yue Mun. It started by selling wife cakes and now mainly offers preserved fruits, dried nuts, seafood, and other dried goods... there are many categories to choose from. The dried squid slices have a rich flavor without being fishy, and are delightfully crispy—definitely worth a try!

Store address: Shop 15, Ticketing Hall, Hong Kong MTR Tsim Sha Tsui East Station (near Exit J)

When you visit Hong Kong, don’t forget to go shopping at these places, okay~