Your Neighbourhood Guide To Kai Tak

Your ultimate guide to Kai Tak is here! Get to know the Sports Park — including the Kai Tak Stadium and Arena venues — plus major malls like AIRSIDE and SOGO, along with where to eat and things to do in the Kai Tak neighbourhood…

Whether you are heading to the Kai Tak Sports Park for the Hong Kong Sevens or just exploring the city’s fastest growing district, the area has officially transformed from a construction zone into an up-and-coming lifestyle hub. With massive malls like AIRSIDE, The Twins and Cullinan Sky now open, there is plenty to do beyond the stadium gates. Keep reading for our ultimate guide to Kai Tak!

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Kai Tak Sports Park: Facilities, Venues & More
Kai Tak Malls: Where To Shop & Things To Do
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How To Get To Kai Tak Sports Park

Kai Tai Sport Park Venues — Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Arena & Youth Sports Ground

The 28-hectare site is the centrepiece of the district, featuring world-class facilities designed for both global stars and the local community.

Kai Tak Main Stadium

This 50,000-seat venue features a retractable roof and a bowl design inspired by the ‘Pearl of the Orient’. It has become the home for the Hong Kong Sevens and major world tours, offering high-tech climate control to keep fans cool during summer events.

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Kai Tak Arena & Youth Sports Ground

The Arena is a 10,000-seat indoor venue with a pillar-free layout, ideal for basketball, tennis and concerts. For something more low-key, the Youth Sports Ground seats 5,000 for local matches. When events aren’t scheduled, the running track is open to the public for free!

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Kai Tak Shopping — SOGO, AIRSIDE, Kai Tak Mall & Cullinan Sky

Retail in Kai Tak has expanded significantly, moving beyond the initial offerings at AIRSIDE to include high-end department stores and trendy shopping streets.

The Twins & SOGO Kai Tak — East Kowloon’s Largest Retail Complex

The Twins complex features two towers, the first of which is dedicated to iconic Japanese department store SOGO (also in Causeway Bay). Spanning from B1 to the 10th floor, it houses over 480 brands, including a massive beauty hall with names like Chanel, Dior and La Mer, plus a comprehensive ‘Baby Mart’ and home lifestyle section,

The second tower focuses on a more experiential ‘sportainment’ vibe. It features a multipurpose exhibition space and a Japanese-inspired food hall known as Foodhall by GG.

The Twins (Towers I & II), 12 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, www.thetwins.com.hk

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AIRSIDE & Kai Tai Mall — Kodak Apparel, Epicland, Top Bowl Tenpin Bowling Centre

AIRSIDE remains a staple for its pet-friendly atmosphere and sustainable design, featuring brands like MUJI and the first Kodak Apparel store in Hong Kong. Next door, Kai Tak Mall (the Sports Park’s dedicated retail wing) spans three buildings and focuses on sports brands like Salomon, Adidas and Asics. The mall also features major attractions like Epicland — a family-favourite indoor playground — and one of the largest bowling centres in HK.

AIRSIDE, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, www.airside.com.hk
Kai Tak Mall, Kai Tak Sports Park, 38-39 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, www.kaitaksportspark.com.hk

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Cullinan Sky Mall — Kai Tak’s Newest Mall With Underground Shopping

Located directly atop the Kai Tak MTR station, this mall serves as a central transit hub. It features an underground shopping street that connects the station to the surrounding residential and commercial buildings. The vibe here is convenient and modern, with a mix of everyday retail, cafes and quick-service dining.

Cullinan Sky Mall, 10 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, www.cullinansky.com.hk

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Where To Eat In Kai Tak — The Best Restaurants & Cafes

Nisugu – The Twins rooftop dining with Spanish-Japanese fusion

Nisugu offers a full view of The Twins’ ‘Restaurant Park’ setting with a menu that blends Japanese precision and Spanish tapas flair. The outdoor seating is the move for sunset drinks.

Nisugu, Shop 1402, 14/F, Restaurant Park, SOGO Kai Tak, Tower I, The Twins, 12 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, 5722 5079

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Phaya Asura – Bold Thai flavours and grilled specialties in Kai Tak Sports Park

This spot focuses on authentic Thai seafood and skewers, perfect for a punchy, spice-filled dinner before heading to the stadium.

Phaya Asura, Shop DC-005, G/F, Dining Cove, Kai Tak Sports Park, 38-39 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, 3628 3616

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Uogashi Nihonichi – AIRSIDE’s standing sushi bar experience from Japan

Dating back to 1989, this Japanese favourite offers high-quality Edomae sushi in a standing-room format. Best known for its original Central Market location, it’s ideal for a quick, premium lunch or a solo dining experience focused on the freshest seasonal fish.

Uogashi Nihonichi, Shop G001, G/F, AIRSIDE, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, 2117 1911

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N+ Burger – Premium Angus beef burgers in Kai Tak Mall

N+ uses all-natural Australian Angus beef that is free from growth hormones. It is a reliable go-to for a high-quality burger that doesn’t feel like typical fast food.

N+ Burger, Shop G001, G/F, Kai Tak Mall, 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, 2152 4807

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Tomacado CAFÉ – Floral-themed dining and aesthetic fusion in Cullinan Sky Mall

Known for its stunning floral interiors and Instagram-worthy plating, this cafe serves a mix of Western and Asian fusion. The menu focuses on fresh ingredients and wellness-inspired dishes like its signature avocado sets.

Tomacado CAFÉ, Shop L203, 2/F, Cullinan Sky Mall, 10 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, 2388 6282

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Yonna Yonna by Yanbaru Gelato — Okinawa-style gelato in The Twins

Straight from the sunny shores of Okinawa, this gelato spot is famous for its natural flavours and creamy texture. It’s the essential treat to grab while you stroll along the Kai Tak River.

Yonna Yonna by Yanbaru Gelato, Shop G16, G/F, The Twins (Tower II), B1/F, 12 Muk Chui Street, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Hong Kong

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How To Get To Kai Tak Sports Park

Getting to Kai Tak Sports Park? Easy peasy! Public transport’s got you covered with plenty of convenient options to choose from. Here’s how you can make your way there:

• MTR to Kai Tak Station (Tuen Ma Line): An 11-minute walk from the station, this route is ideal for those heading directly to the Kai Tak Mall and the Kai Tak Arena.
• MTR to Sung Wong Toi Station (Tuen Ma Line): If your main objective is the Kai Tak Stadium, get off at Sung Wong Toi Station, Exit D and you’ll arrive in 10 minutes.
• Bus options: If you prefer traveling by bus, Kai Tak Sports Park is conveniently located near three major bus stops: Kowloon City Bus Interchange (also known as Regal Oriental Hotel Bus Stop and Sung Wong Toi Park Bus Stop), Argyle Street Playground Bus Stop and Kowloon City Ferry Bus Terminus.
• Ferry option: North Point peeps can take advantage of the nearby Kowloon City Ferry Pier, which operates the North Point-Kowloon City ferry route. It’s a 12-minute walk via To Kwa Wan Road and Shing Kai Road.

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