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| June 21, 2017
Kowloon City Wet Market – Hong Kong
It’s hard to miss the Kowloon City Wet Market. It looks like a giant ocean liner that’s somehow beached itself in the middle of a downtown residential neighborhood. It’s one of Hong Kong’s top wet markets – wet refers to the floor being washed several times a day, because the stalls sell primarily meat and fish.
Kowloon City Market has become a top destination because of its amazing quality of products. It’s even helping gentrify the neighborhood – quite a few new restaurants and specialty grocery stores have popped up in the area recently, capitalizing on the visitors to the market. It’s open seven days a week.
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