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Key takeaways
- From Kowloon Bay station, Exit C leads through a mall to a footbridge across Wai Yip Street into the business area.
- Ngau Tau Kok station Exit B6 is closest to the industrial buildings around Wai Yip Street, towards Kwun Tong.
- Industrial units are roomy, which suits work events, team-building and groups of a dozen or more.
- Lifts are busy at the end of the working day. Allow 15 extra minutes and book set-up and clear-up time.
Kowloon Bay and Ngau Tau Kok sit on the Kwun Tong Line where office towers and industrial buildings stand side by side. Party rooms here are mostly in industrial or industrial-commercial buildings, so they tend to be spacious, which makes them a strong choice for company events, team-building and groups of a dozen or more. Get off at Kowloon Bay or Ngau Tau Kok station and walk.
How do I get there?
By MTR
- Kowloon Bay station (Kwun Tong Line): Exit C connects to a mall, and its podium footbridge crosses Wai Yip Street into the business area, where most offices and industrial buildings are within walking distance.
- Ngau Tau Kok station (Kwun Tong Line): the next stop towards Kwun Tong. Exit B6 leads towards the industrial buildings around Wai Yip Street.
The Kwun Tong Line runs direct from Mong Kok and Kowloon Tong. From the eastern or western New Territories, change to the Kwun Tong Line at Diamond Hill.
By bus or car
Plenty of bus routes serve Kowloon Bay. If you are driving, some industrial-commercial buildings have car parks. See party rooms with parking, and expect spaces and charges to depend on the building.
Check the street number on a map before you go. The exact floor and unit appear in your booking once it is confirmed.
What do Kowloon Bay party rooms include?
Larger rooms mean more choice of equipment:
- Projector and long tables for meetings, presentations or an awards segment. See venues with a projector.
- Karaoke for the second half of the evening.
- Games: Switch, PS5, pool, poker and mahjong tables.
- BBQ or hot pot, with food sets as an add-on at some rooms.
Facilities and maximum group size are listed on each venue page.
Who is Kowloon Bay best for?
Company events and team-building
With so many offices nearby, it is an easy after-work walk. Annual parties, welcome and farewell events and quarterly team days all work well. See team-building venues and corporate event venues. For a large event, use the concierge form.
Big friend groups
Birthdays and reunions of fifteen to twenty people usually fit comfortably in an industrial unit.
Ngau Tau Kok rooms
If you would rather be a little closer to Kwun Tong, look at Ngau Tau Kok too:
Practical tips
- Rush-hour lifts. Lifts in industrial-commercial buildings are busy at the end of the working day. For a work event, allow an extra fifteen minutes.
- Nights and holidays. Some buildings close certain lifts or the main gate at night or on holidays. Follow the host's entry instructions; self check-in venues send them by email and WhatsApp before the start.
- Food delivery. Give the building name, floor and unit, or meet the rider in the lobby.
- Noise. Neighbouring businesses may still be open. Keep the karaoke reasonable.
- Deposits. Some venues take a refundable security deposit, shown before you pay and returned about 48 hours after the booking ends unless the host reports damage, overtime or extra cleaning with evidence.
How do I run a smooth company event?
A common running order is a short presentation or awards, then food, then games or karaoke, then clearing up. A sample order:
- 1
Start the booking 30 minutes early
Slots are in 30-minute steps, so one extra slot gives you time to set up and test the projector and sound.
- 2
Presentation or awards
Do the formal part while everyone is there and alert. Ask the host beforehand how the projector and microphone work.
- 3
Food
There may be fewer places to eat in the industrial area at night, so order delivery early, or choose a venue that offers a food set as an add-on.
- 4
Games or karaoke
Team games help people from different departments mix. See party games for groups for ideas.
- 5
Clear up in the last 30 minutes
Bag the rubbish, put tables and equipment back and leave on time, so overtime does not touch the deposit.
If everyone is chipping in, the cost splitter works out each share. For game ideas, see party games for groups.
How do I book on Gatherland?
- Open Kowloon Bay party rooms or Ngau Tau Kok party rooms and enter your date, start time, duration and group size.
- Results show the total and availability, with no booking fee for guests. Some venues offer group discounts; check the venue page.
- Instant book venues confirm as soon as payment succeeds. For host confirms venues, the host has 24 hours to accept, and you are not charged if they decline.
- Staffed venues generally need about two hours' notice; self check-in venues can usually be booked up to 30 minutes before the start.
- 90 days
- How far ahead calendars open
- 24 hours
- Time a host has to accept a host-confirms booking
- About 48 hours
- Deposit returned after the booking ends
Pick a date with the group date poll and split the bill with the cost splitter. The price index shows typical price levels.
Nearby alternatives
- Kwun Tong party rooms: one of the biggest industrial-building clusters.
- San Po Kong party rooms: another East Kowloon industrial area.
- Kai Tak party rooms: just west of Kowloon Bay.
- Diamond Hill party rooms: two stops back towards Kowloon on the Kwun Tong Line.
See the Kowloon Bay district page for every venue type in the area.
Frequently asked questions
Which station is best for Kowloon Bay party rooms?
Kowloon Bay and Ngau Tau Kok are neighbouring stations on the Kwun Tong Line. Kowloon Bay rooms are mostly in the industrial and industrial-commercial buildings of the business area, reached from Kowloon Bay Exit C by footbridge, while Ngau Tau Kok rooms are mainly in industrial buildings towards Kwun Tong, closest to Exit B6. The exact floor and unit are shown once your booking is confirmed.
Kowloon Bay or Kwun Tong?
The two districts run into each other and both are mostly industrial-building rooms, so search both. Kowloon Bay is closer to San Po Kong and Kai Tak, Kwun Tong to the Kwun Tong waterfront. Pick whichever station suits your group.
How do I book a company event?
You can book directly from the venue page, or message the host first to check facilities and arrangements. For a large or corporate event, the concierge form lets you describe what you need.
Can I cancel after booking?
Yes. Refunds follow the venue's cancellation policy, which is Flexible, Standard or Strict. If the host cancels, you get a full refund.
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