Venues in Kwai Fong

Getting there

Kwai Fong is on the Tsuen Wan line, the stop after Lai King coming from Kowloon, with Kwai Hing one stop further on. It is a short ride from Mong Kok and Prince Edward, and only a few stops from Tsuen Wan. From Lantau, change from the Tung Chung line at Lai King and ride one stop.

The station is surrounded by malls, housing estates and a bus terminus, and footbridges connect many of the nearby buildings, so you do not have to walk far in the rain. If you drive, mall car parks are the simplest option; on the industrial side it depends on the building.

What venues are like here

Venues in Kwai Fong fall into two groups. Those in commercial buildings near the station are the most convenient, mid-sized, and suit gatherings of around ten people, meetings or workshops. A short walk towards the Kwai Chung industrial area brings you to industrial-building venues with more space and, often, karaoke, game consoles or mahjong tables.

Venues near the station are easy to get in and out of at night. For industrial buildings, check the gate and lift arrangements in the entry details the host sends.

What it's good for

• After-dinner birthday parties: close to the station, so nobody has a long walk.
• Gatherings and farewells: for a modest group, a venue near the station is enough.
• Small meetings and training: companies in Kwai Tsing and Tsuen Wan can meet without going into the city. See meeting rooms.
• Big parties: for a large group, choose one of the bigger rooms on the industrial side.

Practical tips

• The area around the station has many footbridges. Tell friends which exit to use.
• Venues near the station are popular. Book weekend evenings early.
• For food delivery, give the building name, floor and unit, or meet the rider in the lobby.
• For bigger rooms, search Kwai Chung and Tsuen Wan as well.