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Mong Kok Diamond Acupressure
Store specialties: Flavors 3, 4, 5, and 6
Business hours: 08:00-06:00
address: 2nd Floor, 460 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok Clicking this will open Google Street View.
Transportation: 8-minute walk from Exit E1 of Mong Kok MTR station
Telephone: 2781 0291 6653 9218 Click to make a phone call.
Business hours: 08:00-06:00

Promotional details

discount	price	Service Hours
Fun Morning Show (08:00 – 14:00)	$390	The whole process takes 45 minutes.
Delicious late-night snacks (23:00 – 06:00)	$390	The whole process takes 45 minutes.
Exciting double flight	$780	The whole process takes 45 minutes.

address: 2nd Floor, 460 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok Clicking this will open Google Maps.
Telephone: 2781 0291 6653 9218

How to get there

transportation	Detailed information	Remark
MTR (Main Transit Railway)	– Mong Kok Station (Mong Kok Station)Take the Tsuen Wan Line or Kwun Tong Line, Exit E1, and walk for about 5-7 minutes (about 400 meters). – Mong Kok East Station (Mong Kok East Station): East Rail Line, about 10-12 minutes walk (about 800 meters).	The nearest exit is Exit E1 at Mong Kok Station. Walk north along Nathan Road and turn onto Shanghai Street to reach the destination.
Bus	– You can take the following bus routes to…Shanghai Street near Langham PlaceorMong Kok Roadget off: – KMB: 1, 1A, 2, 6, 9, 203C, 203S, etc. – Citybuses: A20, E21, E21A, etc. – It's about a 2-5 minute walk after you get off the bus.	For specific bus stop locations, please refer to the KMB or Citybus websites, depending on the origin.
Minibus	– Red minibuses: Many routes pass through Mong Kok, such as Mong Kok to Hung Hom, Mong Kok to Yau Ma Tei, etc. Get off at Shanghai Street or Mong Kok Road and walk for about 2-5 minutes.	Minibuses run frequently, but you should pay attention to the routes and drop-off points.
Taxi	– A taxi ride from downtown Hong Kong (such as Central) takes about 15-20 minutes (depending on traffic conditions) and costs approximately HK$100-100. – Get off near 460 Shanghai Street.	Traffic is heavy in Mong Kok, so it is recommended to avoid peak hours (8-10 am and 5-8 pm).
walk	– If you start from Exit E2 of Mong Kok Station, walk north along Nathan Road, turn right onto Shanghai Street, and walk about 400 meters, which takes about 5-7 minutes. – If you start from Exit B2 of Prince Edward Station, walk south along Prince Edward Road West, turn onto Shanghai Street, and walk about 450 meters, which takes about 5-8 minutes.	Mong Kok is crowded with pedestrians, so please be mindful of pedestrian conditions.
drive	– If driving from Kowloon or Hong Kong Island, take Nathan Road or Sai Yeung Choi Street South and turn onto Shanghai Street. It takes about 15-30 minutes (depending on traffic). – Enter "460 Shanghai Street" or a nearby landmark (such as Langham Place) into your GPS navigation.	Mong Kok has narrow roads and heavy traffic, so it is advisable to allow extra time to find a parking space.

Parking Information

PARKING LOT	address	No. 460 Shanghai Street	hourly rental fee	Parking discounts	Remark
Langham Place parking lot	No. 8 Argyle Street	Approximately 200 meters (3-minute walk)	Monday to Thursday: HK$14 / half hour Friday to Sunday and public holidays: HK$17 / half hour	Enjoy free parking when you spend a certain amount (maximum 4 hours from Monday to Friday, maximum 3 hours from Saturday to Sunday and public holidays, registration is required at L1 Customer Service Centre).	LP CLUB members can enjoy contactless parking service, but registration via the Langham Place app is required.
MOKO New Century Plaza Parking Lot	No. 193 Prince Edward Road West	Approximately 500 meters (7-minute walk)	Approximately HK$1 per 4 tons per hour (depending on the time of day).	Enjoy free parking when you spend a certain amount (up to 4 hours on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends, registration is required at the L1 Customer Service Center).	There are many parking spaces (approximately 400), suitable for long-term parking.
Mong Kok Soy Street Car Parking Lot	Intersection of Soy Street and Shanghai Street, Mong Kok	Approximately 300 meters (4-minute walk)	Monday to Thursday: HK$32/hour Friday to Sunday: HK$36/hour	There are no specific discounts or special offers; this is an open-air parking lot.	Parking spaces are limited, and it is difficult to find an empty space in the core area of Mong Kok.
Mong Kok One Commercial Centre Parking Lot	No. 1 Mong Kok Road, Mong Kok	Approximately 600 meters (8-minute walk)	Hourly rate: HK$17/hour Daily parking: HK$120/day	There are no specific consumer discounts, and the prices are relatively affordable.	The location is a bit out of the way, but parking spaces are relatively easy to find.
Startup Center Parking Lot	No. 133, Sai Yeung Choi Street	Approximately 450 meters (6-minute walk)	Approximately HK$1 per 4 tons per hour (depending on the time of day).	Some merchants offer discounts; please check the on-site details.	Located in the heart of Mong Kok, there is fierce competition for parking spaces.

Precautions

Parking suggestions:

Mong Kok is a "meterless area" with very few public parking meters. It is recommended to prioritize shopping mall parking lots (such as Langham Place or MOKO New Century Plaza) to enjoy free parking for customers.
Traffic in Mong Kok is heavy, especially on weekends and public holidays. It is advisable to allow extra time to find a parking space or consider public transportation.
Some parking lots (such as Langham Place) offer electronic payment and automatic payment systems. You need to download the relevant APP (such as Langham Place APP) in advance to register for the discount.

Check the latest news:

Parking fees and discounts may vary depending on the time of day; it is recommended to check relevant websites (such as...).Langham PlaceorMOKO New Century Plaza(Or call to confirm)
Langham Place tel: 852 3520 2800 (24-hour)
New Century Plaza tel:2397 0790

Other Tips:

If you plan to stay for an extended period, consider the MOKO New Century Plaza parking lot, as it has ample parking spaces and offers discounts for customers.
Mong Kok is a densely populated area, so drivers should be aware of pedestrians and bicycles to ensure their safety.
For more detailed route planning or real-time traffic information, please use Google Maps or the Hong Kong Transport Department website.www.td.gov.hk) query.

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