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The heart of Kowloon

The Wake Concept Hotel is steps from the Mass Transit Railway (MTR) Yaumatei Station Exit C* and in the heart and soul of exciting Kowloon life. Yaumatei is a district that is rich in history, culture, and diversity. Once known for its nightlife of mahjong houses and singalong parlours, the area today remains an intriguing blend of colour and life.  

*if you have luggage or need to use the lift - look for the lift exit between Exit B and C.

Discover YAU MA TEI

01
Culture
7 mins walk
500m
Temple Street
Explore the famous Temple Street, first developed in the Qing dynasty, where you can find a variety of street food, souvenirs, fortune tellers, Chinese opera performances, and night market stalls.
02
Dining
2 mins walk
150m
Mido Cafe
Visit the iconic Mido Cafe, a retro-style “cha chaan teng” (Hong Kong style café) dating back to the 1960s that serves classic local dishes and Hong Kong milk tea.
03
Dining
2 mins walk
150m
Syphon Coffee
If you are more of a coffee connoisseur, try the Syphon Coffee across the street, a specialty shop that uses a unique brewing method to create smooth and aromatic coffee with 40 types of beans for your perfect cup of java.
04
Dining
4 mins walk
300m
Kubrick Bookshop Cafe
Looking for some books and art? You can check out the Kubrick Bookshop Cafe, a cozy and creative space that sells books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, and quirky design products.
05
Dining
3 mins walk
220m
Wall is Eat
Enjoy some delicious and innovative food at the Wall is Eat, a graffiti-themed restaurant that serves fusion cuisine and cocktails.
06
Culture
4 mins walk
280m
Jade Market
Yaumatei is also home to the Jade Market, where you can browse an eclectic assortment of jade jewellery and ornaments.
07
Culture
3 mins walk
230m
Tin Hau Temple
Admire the architecture and history of Hong Kong’s “declared monument” Tin Hau Temple, a Taoist temple from 1864 dedicated to the goddess of the sea. Originally facing the sea, and now three kilometres from the shore, it is also a monument to land reclamation, and the urban sprawl that is Hong Kong.
08
Culture
5 mins walk
350m
Yaumatei Theatre
If you are interested in performing arts, stay tuned for a rejuvenated Yaumatei Theatre in 2026, a historic venue originally built in 1930 that showcases Cantonese opera and other cultural performances.
09
Culture
4 mins walk
290m
Red Brick Building
The classic architecture of the Red Brick Building makes for a favourite photo location for KOLs.
10
Shopping
5 mins walk
350m
YAUMATEI Wholesale Fruit Market
Yaumatei is also known for its fresh produce at the well-known Yaumatei Wholesale Fruit Market. During the day, old-world sliding gates beg for even more photo snapping; while at night, vendors take over the roads, leaving cars to weave in and out of their pallet movers and produce crates.
11
Shopping
18 mins walk
1.2km
Ladies Market
is a shopper’s delight for men and children too, where you can shop for clothes, accessories, and souvenirs.
12
Shopping
20 mins walk
1.4km
NearBy Markets
You can also explore Goldfish Street, Bird Market, and the Flower Market, where you can admire the sprouts of nature amid the concrete jungle.
13
Dining
5 mins walk
Tai On Coffee and Tea Shop
Tai On Coffee and Tea was founded in 1969 and has been providing daily dining options for the local community. In 2022, Tai On was transformed into a cafe and is well known for its gourmet egg tarts, and special HK East meets West menu.