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Rows of vibrant orange salted duck egg yolks drying in traditional bamboo trays, a staple ingredient for Tai O's renowned salted eggs, showcased at a Hong Kong food workshop.
Assortment of freshly steamed, colorful Tai O Cha Kwo (tea dumplings) in white, green, yellow, and black varieties, with sweet and savory fillings, ready for enjoyment.
Delicious Tai O glutinous rice mochi (Nuomi Ci) generously coated in white coconut flakes, individually served in paper cups, ready for tasting as a local specialty.
Three vibrant sightseeing boats docked in Tai O's tranquil stilt house village, offering scenic tours through the 'Venice of Hong Kong' waterways, showcasing its unique charm.
Scenic view of Tai O's iconic blue pedestrian bridge adorned with red flags, connecting stilt houses over the tranquil waterway, a hallmark of Hong Kong's fishing village.

Tai O Specialty Food Workshop (Tea Cake/Salted Egg/Glutinous Rice Ball/Tofu Pudding) | Includes Tai O sightseeing boat tour ticket (valued at HK$50)


Guided language: 廣東話
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Tai O, located at the western estuary of Lantau Island, an outlying island of Hong Kong, is also known as the "Venice of Hong Kong". Tea cakes, salted eggs, tofu pudding and glutinous rice porridge are all traditional foods of Tai O and are a must-eat for tourists in Tai O. Under the guidance of Tai O residents, participants can make their own specialty food and experience the production process firsthand. Once completed, each person can take away and enjoy their creation.

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Sightseeing Tours

Transportation methodGet there on your own
Sightseeing typeFood tour・Izakaya Hopping
TransportSightseeing cruise
Cruise typeSightseeing boat

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— Solution Introduction —

1. Tea Cake Workshop

  • Production time: Approximately 1 hour
  • Each person makes two types of tea cakes, which are enjoyed immediately after preparation.
  • The following varieties are available: Mugwort Tea Cake / Chicken Dung Vine Tea Cake / Black-eyed Pea Tea Cake / Red Bean Tea Cake / Peanut Tea Cake / Pumpkin Tea Cake
  • Workshop times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00


2. Salted Egg Workshop

  • Preparation time: Approximately 30 minutes
  • Each person makes two duck eggs, and upon completion, each person takes away two pre-dried salted duck eggs.
  • Workshop times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00


3. Glutinous Rice Ball Workshop

  • Preparation time: Approximately 45 minutes
  • Each person makes two types of glutinous rice balls, which are eaten immediately after making.
  • The following varieties are available: Black-eyed Pea Glutinous Rice Ball / Red Bean Glutinous Rice Ball / Peanut and Sesame Glutinous Rice Ball / Mango Glutinous Rice Ball
  • Workshop times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00


4. Tofu Pudding Workshop

  • Preparation time: 45 minutes
  • Each person makes one bowl, to be enjoyed immediately after preparation.
  • Workshop times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00


Tai O sightseeing boat tour itinerary:

Take a 20-minute boat tour of Tai O to enjoy a panoramic view of the island. The itinerary includes cruising along the canals, passing by stilt houses, the New Kei Bridge, mangrove forests, heritage hotels, General's Rock, admiring the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, and searching for Chinese white dolphins.


— Usage Information —

  • Location: G/F, 11 Tai O Market Street
  • Guests should first go to the above address to redeem their free boat tickets and collect their workshop admission tickets.


— Experience Details —

  • Redemption must be made on the reservation date and within the opening hours of that day; otherwise, it will expire.
  • Please present your KKday order number at 11 Tai O Market Street, G/F, to redeem your free ferry ticket and workshop admission ticket.
  • In case of severe weather, the staff will advise guests to change their boarding time based on the current weather conditions. (Shipment will be suspended if a black rainstorm warning signal is hoisted or a typhoon signal of No. 3 or higher is issued.)
  • Service booking arrangements are subject to availability from the merchant.
  • If a participant is unable to attend on the day of departure due to personal reasons, it will be considered a voluntary forfeiture, and all fees paid will not be refunded.
  • No refund will be given if you decide not to participate in the activity during the event.
  • Participants who cause damage or destruction to any equipment, appliances, devices, or other property during the event due to their negligence (excluding normal wear and tear) shall pay for the cost of repair, restoration, or replacement of the relevant items.
  • Please keep your belongings safe. KKday and its suppliers will not be held responsible for any accidents or thefts that occur before, during, or after the event.
  • The supplier reserves the right to change the activity route due to weather conditions, participants' personal abilities, or venue arrangements without prior notice, and participants shall not seek any form of compensation or damages for this.
  • If the supplier cancels the event due to force majeure or unforeseen circumstances, a rescheduling may be granted and arrangements will be made according to the following severe weather arrangements.
  • Children aged 12 or under must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
  • Participants need to determine whether their personal abilities and physical condition are suitable for participating in this activity.
  • This activity is not recommended for pregnant women, people with mobility impairments, or people with specific health conditions (such as high blood pressure or epilepsy).
  • Participants must pay attention to and follow the captain's arrangements, explanations, demonstrations, and safety rules for the day, and properly wear safety equipment.

Tea Cake Workshop

Assortment of freshly steamed, colorful Tai O Cha Kwo (tea dumplings) in white, green, yellow, and black varieties, with sweet and savory fillings, ready for enjoyment.

Salted Egg Workshop

Close-up of participants' hands preparing salted duck eggs, holding vibrant orange yolks and rinsing eggs, experiencing the traditional food crafting in Tai O.

Each person makes 2 duck eggs. After completion, each person will have 2 pre-dried salted eggs to take away.

A hand carefully placing freshly prepared Tai O salted duck egg yolks into a clear plastic bag, showcasing the takeaway experience from the traditional food workshop.

Nuomizi Workshop

Delicious Tai O glutinous rice mochi (Nuomi Ci) generously coated in white coconut flakes, individually served in paper cups, ready for tasting as a local specialty.

Tofu pudding workshop

Participants gather around a table with bowls of soybeans, rice, and fresh soy milk, actively engaged in the hands-on process of making traditional Tai O tofu pudding.

Tai O sightseeing boat cruise

Three vibrant sightseeing boats docked in Tai O's tranquil stilt house village, offering scenic tours through the 'Venice of Hong Kong' waterways, showcasing its unique charm.

Tai O sightseeing boat cruise

Scenic view of Tai O's iconic blue pedestrian bridge adorned with red flags, connecting stilt houses over the tranquil waterway, a hallmark of Hong Kong's fishing village.

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Cancellation Policy

  • Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. What are the main attractions and experiences unique to Tai O village?

Tai O is renowned as the "Venice of Hong Kong" for its unique stilt houses built over tidal flats. Visitors can explore this historic fishing village, observe traditional ways of life, and enjoy local markets selling dried seafood and snacks. Key experiences include taking a boat cruise to spot pink dolphins and observe the stilt houses up close, and exploring the vibrant local food scene with its unique delicacies.

2. What culinary workshops are available in Tai O, and what local specialties can be made?

Tai O offers engaging workshops where participants can learn to make traditional local specialty foods. These hands-on experiences often focus on beloved items like tea cakes, salted duck eggs, tofu pudding, and glutinous rice porridge. Under local guidance, visitors can experience the authentic production process and then take away their handmade creations to enjoy.

3. What are the general expenses to consider when planning a visit to Tai O?

When planning a visit to Tai O, consider expenses for transportation, such as bus or ferry fares to Lantau Island and onward to Tai O. Food costs will include local snacks and meals. Additionally, there might be fees for activities like the Tai O sightseeing boat cruise or participating in local workshops. Souvenirs from the markets are also a potential expense.

4. What public transportation options are available to reach Tai O village?

Tai O village is well-served by public transport. From Tung Chung MTR Station on Lantau Island, you can take bus route 11 directly to Tai O. Alternatively, from Mui Wo (reached by ferry from Central), you can take bus route 1 directly to Tai O. Both bus routes offer scenic journeys through Lantau Island.

5. Is it possible to take a taxi directly to Tai O, and where would it drop off passengers?

Yes, it is possible to take a taxi directly to Tai O village. Taxis typically drop off passengers near the entrance of the village, close to the Tai O Bus Terminus. From there, visitors can easily walk across the drawbridge to explore the main areas of the village, including the stilt houses and markets.

6. What is the best way to travel from Hong Kong International Airport to Tai O?

The most convenient way to travel from Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) to Tai O is to first take the S1 bus or Airport Express MTR to Tung Chung MTR Station. From Tung Chung, transfer to bus route 11, which goes directly to Tai O village. The entire journey offers a good balance of speed and accessibility.

7. What can visitors expect to see during a Tai O sightseeing boat cruise?

During a Tai O sightseeing boat cruise, visitors can expect to pass through the unique stilt house community, observing the traditional architecture and daily life of the Tanka people. The boat typically ventures into the open waters near the village, offering a chance to spot the rare Chinese white dolphins, also known as pink dolphins, in their natural habitat.

8. What is involved in the Tai O specialty food workshop experience?

The Tai O specialty food workshop provides a hands-on opportunity to learn about traditional local delicacies. Under the guidance of Tai O residents, participants will engage directly in the preparation and creation process for items like tea cakes or salted eggs. Upon completion, each participant can take home their freshly made specialty food to savor or share.

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