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Ho Hung Kee (Hysan Place)

  • CuisineCantonese wonton noodle and congee
  • CategoryNoodle Shop
  • VibeMall dining, clean
  • Rating★ 4.0
  • Price$$

Ho Hung Kee at Shop 1201, 12/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road in Causeway Bay is a branch of a Cantonese wonton noodle and congee house. It is located inside the Hysan Place shopping centre on Hong Kong Island, close to Causeway Bay MTR station and the surrounding retail district, and it provides a clean, air-conditioned setting for a traditional Hong Kong meal. The cuisine is Cantonese wonton noodle and congee cooking.

Wonton noodle house with a Causeway Bay branch, serving wonton noodles, congee and fried noodles in a clean setting.

Ho Hung Kee at Shop 1201, 12/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road in Causeway Bay is a branch of a Cantonese wonton noodle and congee house. It is located inside the Hysan Place shopping centre on Hong Kong Island, close to Causeway Bay MTR station and the surrounding retail district, and it provides a clean, air-conditioned setting for a traditional Hong Kong meal. The cuisine is Cantonese wonton noodle and congee cooking. The signature dish is wonton noodles, served in a light broth with shrimp wontons and thin egg noodles, and the menu also includes beef brisket congee and fried noodles with soy sauce. Congee is a smooth rice porridge, often eaten at breakfast or as a comforting lunch, while the soy sauce fried noodles are a dry, wok-fried option. The dining room is a mall restaurant, with a clean, modern layout, table service and a family-friendly atmosphere. There is no dress code, and noise levels are moderate compared with street-side noodle shops. Tea is the standard drink, and there is no wine programme. The branch operates on a walk-in basis, and a queue ticket system is used at peak times, so visitors take a number at the entrance and wait to be called. Hours run daily from late morning to evening and should be verified before visiting. Prices are moderate, with a bowl of wonton noodles typically costing around HK$70 to HK$100, higher than street stalls but reflecting the mall setting. Causeway Bay is one of the main shopping districts of Hong Kong Island, and the restaurant combines easily with shopping at Hysan Place and Times Square nearby. Visitors who want a reliable, comfortable wonton noodle meal in a shopping area, without waiting at a street-side stall, often choose this branch.

Practical information for Ho Hung Kee (Hysan Place) · Last updated August 2026
Price $$
Hours Daily 11AM-10PM (verify)
Reservations Walk-in; queue ticket at peak
Address Shop 1201, 12/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Signature dishes

  • Wonton noodles
  • Beef brisket congee
  • Fried noodles with soy sauce

Good to know

Known for
Cantonese wonton noodle and congee; known for wonton noodles

Location

Shop 1201, 12/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

22.2779, 114.1834 View on map

Highlights

  • Wonton noodles with shrimp wontons in a light broth
  • Beef brisket congee and soy sauce fried noodles
  • Clean mall setting on the 12th floor of Hysan Place
  • Queue ticket system at peak times
  • Convenient Causeway Bay location

Tips for visiting

  • Take a queue ticket on arrival at peak lunch and dinner times
  • Try congee for a lighter meal or breakfast-style order
  • Visit mid-afternoon to avoid the meal-time queue
  • Prices are higher than street stalls, reflecting the mall setting
  • Combine with shopping at Hysan Place and nearby Causeway Bay malls

When to visit

Mid-afternoon avoids the lunch and dinner queues. Congee is popular in the morning and late-morning hours.

Accessibility

The restaurant is inside a modern shopping centre with lifts and step-free access to the 12th floor. Wheelchair users can typically reach the dining area.

Frequently asked questions

Where is this branch?

It is on the 12th floor of Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay.

Are reservations accepted?

It is walk-in, and a queue ticket is used at peak times.

What should be ordered?

Wonton noodles are the signature dish, and beef brisket congee is a popular alternative.

How much does a bowl cost?

A bowl of wonton noodles typically costs around HK$70 to HK$100.