This is a major shopping mall in Kowloon. Not strictly on the tourist trail, Festival Walk is a popular hangout place for locals. Roughly midway between Kowloon and the New Territories, it is particularly crowded during weekends. Shops are mainly chain stores and restaurant selections are aplenty. Great place to spend an afternoon.

Festival Walk (FW) recently reopened after being closed down for nearly three months after protesters broke into the mall and set the 4 storey Christmas tree on fire back in November. There was also an ownership transfer that kept the doors closed until this month. FW is now back open. Opening hours are 7am to midnight daily. Not much seems to have changed with FW. The layout is the same, most of the previous retail shops and restaurants have stayed. You'll find an expected selection of mid-range to luxury end retail brands, an Apple store, cinema, ice-rink, Toys R Us and Taste international supermarket, which did redesign their floor layout. The supermarket feels more intuitive and modern now. Otherwise, all seems normal at Festival Walk again.

Will go there to have lunch sometimes, like to be seated outsider as under the sunroof, nice and warm. Set lunch menu ok and good for value. I usually take rice noodle with duck leg.

In mid July we visited the restaurant Ana Gura but unfortunate the experience was terrible. Although there were several guests, we, two elderlies with knee problems, simply requested to be seated minutes before 6 p.m. but refused if only if we agreed that the time should be counted to the meal time. We refsued for we had to wait for the other three to come. We were urged to pay the bill minutes before the appointed time. No staff asked me whether I was the member of LIBUID and I only heard from one nearby customer mentioned the membership discount. I asked for any discount out of my LIBUID membership, I was told the discount only confined to one shop only. I found out on that night that being a Festival Walk member, I could have little discount but the staff of Ana Gura never mentioned it. Having grievances against their handling, I lodged a complaint against the shop practice. I had to call thrice to the Festival Walk with an email, I finally got a reply after a lapse of half a month. Guess what the reply it was : more flexibility should be exercised to allow the customer to have more meal time. We never expected more meal time but a rest so that our knee would not be so hurt as there were only few customers there. It seemed to be our responsibility to remind the staff of our Festival Walk membership. Definitely, I could only delete the LIBUID apps and stop visiting any restaurant of the group. From the whole course of event, I do not think the management of Festival Walk pay enough attention to the quality of service of the restaurant. They should learn from the Watsons in handling grievances from the customers.

Super convenient with many ways to MTR. Many shops run discount programs. I bought a genuine Beats here with less than 100 bucks. Highly recommended.

So shopping and food options here is great ... got a cab easily too even when we left really late ... nice experience 👍🏻 For food and travel updates daily follow @ foodieandmoody on instagram thank you.

Directly accessible from the Kowloon Tong MTR station, this fine and attractive mall offers medium range (some higher end) shopping, good dining options, a great English bookshop (Page One), an Ice-rink, nice cinema and lots of good mall walking. What we love about Festival Walk is that it never seems to bring the massive crowds that other Hong Kong malls suffer from, other than the holidays. Thus, you can come here for some peaceful, indoor mall walks where you can have a conversation with someone using normal voice and tone, not always an option in this noisy city. We frequent Festival Walk as locals and send many of our visiting guests here instead of the more popular Harbor City and city malls when they seek some indoor casual shopping without the massive crowds. Thus, if you are getting tired of the HK crowds, noise and chaos, Festival Walk is a very nice option for an afternoon of indoor peace, light shopping, coffee and dining. Tip: Festival Walk makes for a great visit during Christmas and Chinese New Year. They always put up a massive 4 story Xmas tree that is usually tastefully decorated. The CNY displays are always classy, attractive and nice to look at as well.

Nice place to spend an easy afternoon at the Mall. Must visit Taste (supermarket) as it has a very nice range of ready to eat and ready to drink offerings.

This is a very good place for shopping, eating out, movies, coffee and so on. The place is right next to Kowloon Hong MTR and in the middle of Kowloon. Since it is a big mall you won't feel too crowded and you can relax and walk around at your own pace.

There are so many shops here as well as restaurants so if you're looking for a place to spend the afternoon shopping then this is the place to go. The MTR is only under the building so it's easy to get to.