1 / 5Tao Heung Museum of Food Culture
📍 Fo Tan, New Territories
Explore global food cultures through over 1,000 interactive exhibits that children can touch and handle.
This is a very nice museum. The museum introduced the food cultures of different countries from the past to the present.There are more than 1,000 exhibits from all around the world were displayed. It is wonderful that we can touch and handle most of them. It is so interesting. I highly recommended to visit this museum and enjoy a lunch at Tao Heung Restaurant.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
An engaging educational experience where children can learn about world cultures through interactive food-related exhibits they can actually touch.
💬 What Families Are Saying
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Mag SO
“This is a very nice museum. The museum introduced the food cultures of different countries from the past to the present.There are more than 1,000 exhibits from all around the world were displayed. It is wonderful that we can touch and handle most of them. It is so interesting. I highly recommended to visit this museum and enjoy a lunch at Tao Heung Restaurant.”
Igor Vladyka
“Has old time menues that you can actually view.”
william foo
“We joined as members and enjoyed the private room service. Menus are custom-made, seasonal and all are delicacies. Liked the mandarin-skin Pier tea which has a unique flavour. Down side is insufficient parking space.”
Vickie Towe
“The food was great! Roasted goose, candied sweet and sour pork with dragon fruit on ice, super fresh (i.e., a live king crab brought to the table first) steamed king crab and a dessert called "Yang Zhi Nectar" (楊枝甘露), which involved grapefruit, mangoes, tapioca, and coconut milk/cream. Yummy! Bit noisy environment, but they did have a booster seat for the kids.”
Reviews from Google
Overview
This food culture museum showcases culinary traditions from around the world through interactive displays and hands-on exhibits. Children can touch and handle most of the 1,000+ artifacts, including cooking utensils, containers, and ingredients from different eras and regions. The museum features simulated scenes and educational displays that bring food cultures to life. On-site restaurant available for dining after your visit.
