All Venues

A billiards room on the 20th floor of Kam Kai Plaza, Mongkok, in the same building as Kam Do Billiards City.

A billiards club on the 17th floor of iTelecom Centre, Kwun Tong, right by the MTR station, handy for local residents to practise their game.

Tuen Mun branch of the Ming Tseung Billiard City chain, occupying the ground floor and basement of Ka Hei Building across two spacious levels.

Billiards section of the South China Athletic Association on the 3rd and 4th floors on Caroline Hill Road, offering English and American billiards as a members-only club facility.

Darts practice venue in Kam Fung Industrial Building, Kwai Chung, with a total of 6 DARTSLIVE3 and DARTSLIVE2 machines, great for darts enthusiasts.

Darts bar in Hung Min Building on Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan, with no minimum spend, 7 DARTSLIVE3 and DARTSLIVE2 machines, resident cats and a relaxed vibe.

Tsim Sha Tsui K11 Art Mall branch of FLASH Korean self-photo studio, accepting Alipay and credit card payments.

Tuen Mun branch of PHOTO OF U Korean self-photo studio, open nearly around the clock (06:00–24:00), offering Korean-style headpieces and transparent photo paper.

Mong Kok Emperor Group Centre branch of SNAPPY Korean self-photo studio, open until midnight.

Tuen Mun Town Plaza branch of SNAPIO photo booth, with an additional unmanned bathroom-themed concept store on 1/F.

photoholic's Sun Tsz Shing branch in Mong Kok offers a range of character figures and photo stands, plus limited-edition hand-drawn photo frame designs.

Laugh Out Loud's Kwai Chung Plaza branch is themed around retro vintage style and 90s-style film effects.

DUDA Self Studio offers a 20-minute Korean-style photo shoot experience with complimentary Korean drinks and printed photos ready within 2 hours.

Indoor electric ride-on cars and playground at China Hong Kong City; also has a Tsuen Wan branch.

Built in 1954, the H-shaped Mei Ho House in Shek Kip Mei Estate is Hong Kong's oldest surviving public housing block. The museum recreates everyday life in a 1950s-60s public housing household, taking visitors through Hong Kong's grassroots living history.

An up-and-coming party venue in Sheung Wan hosting Saturday electronic music parties such as Dark Grooves.

A roller-skating rink in Victoria Park managed by the LCSD, free and open to the public.

A roller-skating rink in Kowloon Park managed by the LCSD, free and open to the public.

A roller-skating rink in Tuen Mun Park managed by the LCSD, equipped with lighting, free and open to the public.

A roller-skating rink in Lai Chi Kok Park (Phase 3) managed by the LCSD, free and open to the public.

A Korean chain self-service photo booth where you can pose in themed frames with 22 popular K-pop groups (NCT DREAM, TWS, FTISLAND, LE SSERAFIM and more).

A nostalgic Old Hong Kong-themed bar with neon signs, folding stools, vintage mailboxes and film posters, serving over 50 local and Taiwanese craft beers.

A rooftop lounge-style bar atop California Tower with a 270-degree skyline view of Victoria Harbour and the hills, known for DJ sets and a lively party vibe.

A multi-storey nightlife venue on Wyndham Street with a distinct vibe on each floor, centred on a vinyl-record music atmosphere and cocktails.