Neighbourhood guide
Kowloon Bay mixes industrial buildings with modern offices, giving plenty of meeting rooms, party rooms and event spaces for team events and big groups.
MTR stations for Kowloon Bay
Updated 2026-10-04
Kowloon Bay station is on the Kwun Tong line. North of the station are housing estates and the mall above the station; cross the road to the south and you are in the Kowloon Bay business area. The western edge of the business area is close to Ngau Tau Kok, so some venues are just as easy from Ngau Tau Kok station.
Plenty of buses and minibuses stop along Kwun Tong Road and Kai Cheung Road. Roads are wider than in older districts, so driving is more practical, and malls and some buildings have car parks.
The Kowloon Bay business area grew out of an industrial zone, and older factory buildings now stand alongside modern office towers. Industrial units are large and commonly used as party rooms, photo studios and dance studios. Office buildings tend to host meeting rooms, training rooms and event spaces with newer fit-outs and equipment.
Office buildings usually have management and security, so you may need to register at night or on holidays. In industrial buildings, check gate hours and lift arrangements.
Compare with nearby Kwun Tong and Ngau Tau Kok.
The business area lies just south of Kowloon Bay station. Buildings near the station are a few minutes' walk; others are more like fifteen. Some buildings are linked by footbridges.
Yes. There are many modern office buildings with meeting rooms and event spaces, and it is easy to reach from across Kowloon East. For large or corporate events you can use the concierge form.
Easier than older districts. Malls and some buildings have car parks, but traffic around the malls can be heavy at weekends and spaces are not guaranteed, so check with the host.
Kowloon Bay and Ngau Tau Kok mix office towers and industrial buildings on the Kwun Tong Line, with roomy party rooms suited to work events and large groups. Transport and booking tips.
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