At a glance
- Tofu pudding is a dessert made with soft tofu and a sweet topping. Soy milk is a drink, and tofu dishes are ordered separately, so getting all three can turn a quick break into a full meal. If you’ve already had noodles, we recommend stopping with one bowl of pudding.
- The Hong Kong Tourism Board’s Taste Hong Kong guide describes this as a place that combines tofu production with a restaurant. The address is 118 Pei Ho Street, and the contact number is +852 2386 6871. Add it to the walk between browsing electronics on Apliu Street and exploring the Pei Ho Street Market, so you don’t have to travel to another area just for a snack.
- The dining area is small, and it can be hard to find a place to sit for a leisurely break when orders are busy. Ask whether you can be seated before ordering. If you get takeaway, don’t carry tofu that needs refrigeration around all day. Set hot soy milk and pudding down securely before eating, and keep the walkway clear in front of the shop.
Day by day
Suggested itinerary
See each day's route, highlights, background and stay together in one place.
Sham Shui Po Market → Kung Wo Beancurd → Apliu Street
How to fit it in
Stop by briefly during a daytime stroll in Sham Shui Po, when the heat starts to build.
Reality check
Stop by on foot during a market stroll from Sham Shui Po Station; don’t make a round trip from another area just for a snack.
Allow 25–40 minutes to order and eat, plus 15 minutes for a possible line.
The official listing does not provide current prices. Check the price of one bowl of pudding and any extra charge for soy milk at the shop before ordering. Setting HK$50 as your snack limit is an example travel budget. If the first item exceeds that limit, order less or skip your next snack.
Watch out for soy allergies and hot soy milk, and keep the crowded sidewalk clear for passersby.
If plans change
Switch to soy milk or traditional Chinese sweet soup nearby.
Buy only items available for takeout and continue your market stroll.
Small tip
Plan how much room to leave for your next meal in Sham Shui Po after the tofu pudding. It’s more practical to check the day’s opening hours and whether items have sold out than to make a reservation. If the line extends close to the roadway, wait in a safe spot on the sidewalk, and drink hot soy milk once you’ve found a seat.
Final check before departure
- Save the address at 118 Pei Ho Street and your walking route to the next market stop.
- If you have a soy allergy, skip this shop’s snacks and choose a dessert made with different ingredients.
- Decide whether you’ll have one pudding or add soy milk, and reduce how much you order later if you’re having rice noodle rolls or noodles.
On October 3, 2026, the Tourism Board listing was checked for the address, soy products, and phone number. The listing’s information is current as of December 2025. Contact the shop about opening hours, days off, and group seating reservations. If you don’t receive a separate reply, plan for a short visit that includes waiting on site.
Information checked: 2026-10-03