Kwun Tong: A district that blends business and art

The promenade stretching from Ngau Tau Kok to Kwun Tong is filled with memories. Having once lived nearby, I understand this area deeply. Recalling past events always brings joy. Former neighbors and friends may have gone their separate ways, but everyone continues striving in this city, hoping for a better future. Walking along the Kwun Tong Promenade, the scenery is truly comforting. Watching the water flow gently and the traces left by passing boats feels like gazing at a painting. Nearby murals and artworks add a touch of hope amidst the busyness of life. Taking a moment to pause and appreciate the subtle beauty of the city is refreshing. The bridge along the promenade also features various artworks showcasing the development of Kowloon East. Kwun Tong, once a salt field, later transformed into an industrial hub with numerous factories, and eventually evolved into a commercial and office district. In recent years, the integration of art has brought diverse development to the community. How much do you know about the mature Kwun Tong? I chose a small Taiwanese eatery and had cold noodles. The dish was quite rich, including crab sticks, fish roe, tamago, and a $2 sago dessert. The total cost was $44. Kwun Tong is filled with eateries, making it easy to find delicious food here.