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Venues in Lai Chi Kok

Many Lai Chi Kok industrial buildings have been converted to offices and creative spaces, giving roomy party rooms and studios a short walk from the MTR.

Lai Chi Kok industrial street in late sun, old and refurbished factory buildings
MTR stations
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MTR stations for Lai Chi Kok

  • Lai Chi KokTsuen Wan line
  • Mei FooTsuen Wan line, Tuen Ma line

Booking a venue in Lai Chi Kok

Updated 2026-10-04

Getting there

Lai Chi Kok station on the Tsuen Wan line opens straight onto the industrial area around Cheung Sha Wan Road and Castle Peak Road. Mei Foo station to the west is an interchange between the Tsuen Wan and Tuen Ma lines, convenient from Tuen Mun, Yuen Long and the western New Territories.

Many buses and minibuses run along Castle Peak Road. Some industrial buildings have car parks, but spaces are not guaranteed at weekends or in the evening, so check with the host before driving.

What venues are like here

Lai Chi Kok has many older industrial buildings, and a good number have been converted into offices, malls and creative spaces. Venues are mostly industrial units with generous floor space and high ceilings: party rooms, photo studios, dance studios and band rooms, plus workshop and small event spaces.

Converted buildings usually have newer lobbies and lifts and more orderly access. In older buildings, look out for separate goods and passenger lifts and gates that close at night.

What it's good for

  • Birthdays and gatherings: plenty of room for groups of ten or more.
  • Shoots and rehearsals: high ceilings and open floors suit photography, filming and dance practice.
  • Workshops and classes: the area's creative spaces suit craft classes and talks.

Nearby Cheung Sha Wan and Sham Shui Po are worth comparing too.

Practical tips

  • Find the right entrance: the main door and the goods entrance may be separate; follow the host's directions.
  • Stock up on the way: there are malls and supermarkets around Lai Chi Kok and Mei Foo stations.
  • Give delivery riders full details: write the building, floor and unit, or meet them downstairs.
  • Somewhere to walk: Lai Chi Kok Park near Mei Foo is a large, open space for before or after.

Frequently asked questions

Which MTR station is closest?

Most venues are in the industrial area around Lai Chi Kok station, along Cheung Sha Wan Road and Castle Peak Road, a few minutes to around fifteen minutes on foot. Venues on the western side can also be reached from Mei Foo.

Are weekends hard to book?

Weekends and holidays are the busiest times, and Friday to Sunday, public holidays and the day before a public holiday are charged at the weekend rate. Book early for popular dates; calendars open 90 days ahead.

Will filming or dance practice disturb the neighbours?

It depends on the building and the time. On weekdays, neighbouring units are usually still working. Ask the host about noise limits from the venue page before booking.

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