This is one of the best place to eat seafood with reasonable price. U can even buy your seafood alive from the fisherman and get the restaurant to cook it for small fees. Also, from sai kung pier u can take kaido to several amazing beach. A bus ride away will bring u to maritime park where u can hv... More

Natural easy transportation beach with sea breeze! More

you dont feel like you in hong kong, its my hometown, friendly, easy to get around and so much to do...dont go on a sunday though!! More

Love the vibe. Love to see the locals hanging out with no tourists around! More

this is more of a cultural experience than a culinary one. The food is below the average band according to my standards, it will be overpriced if not accompanied by a cantonese speaking guide. It's far, it's generally overrated. More

Went there with friends and family. Hired a little boat to go out for some fishing. Came back and had seafood dinner. Delicious and and adventure that was fun. Many small shops and would go back again! More

Sai Kung is a special village - great people live there, good food and a great place to people watch on a lazy afternoon. Take the ferry over to Kau Sai Chau to the public golf course for a meal in Sai Kung as well. More

Buy seafood from the fisherman and bring it to the local restaurants for preparation. Awesome! More

If you can spare the time during a stay in Hong Kong, consider a day in Sai Kung, it’s an authentic little fishing town (too big to call it a village) in the North East of the New Territories. We did, and found the change of scene and pace almost exciting. We (old folk!) enjoyed the adventure, and swiping our... More