Mong Kok Fresh Provision Shop Suspended for 14 Days Due to Multiple Food Regulation Violations

2026-03-14 15:00 Last Updated At：03-16 11:31

FEHD orders fresh provision shop in Mong Kok to suspend business for 14 days

The Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene has ordered a fresh provision shop in Mong Kok to suspend business for 14 days, as the licensee repeatedly breached the Food Business Regulation (FBR) by extending the business area illegally.

The shop, located at Shop B on the ground floor at 1 Argyle Street, has been ordered to suspend business from today (March 14) to March 27.

"Two convictions for the above-mentioned breach were recorded against the licensee of the shop in August last year and January this year. A total fine of $4,600 was levied by the court, and 30 demerit points were registered against the licensee under the department's demerit points system. The contraventions resulted in the 14-day licence suspension," a spokesman for the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD) said.

The licensee concerned had a record of two convictions for the same offence in July and August last year. A total fine of $4,200 was levied, and 30 demerit points were registered, leading to a seven-day licence suspension in October last year.

The spokesman reminded licensees of food premises to comply with the FBR, or their licences could be suspended or cancelled.

Licensed food premises are required to exhibit their licence and a sign at a conspicuous place of the premises, indicating that the premises are licensed. A list of licensed food premises is available on the FEHD website (www.fehd.gov.hk/english/licensing/licence-foodPremises-search.html).

ImagineLand Carnival: Free Outdoor Music Festival in Hong Kong on April 25-26

Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival's outdoor music carnival "ImagineLand" to be held April 25 and 26

"ImagineLand", the outdoor music carnival and a flagship programme of the Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival 2026 presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), will be held on April 25 and 26 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre (HKCC) Piazza and the Salisbury Garden Central Lawn. Admission is free, and members of the public and visitors are welcome to join.

"ImagineLand" features both daytime and evening programmes. "Go Beyond Concert", "Pop Unboxed" outdoor installation and "Funarts Corner" are available during the day, whereas film programme "Movie Under the Stars" will be held at night.

The "Go Beyond Concert" will showcase two stages, namely the Forest Stage and Seed Stage. The curator of the Forest Stage, music veteran Dr Wong Chi-chong, will also take up the role of host and DJ, alongside 11 musicians and artists over two days. Making its debut this year is the Cantopop Party, evoking collective memories through timeless classic melodies across generations. The local lineup includes powerhouse female vocalists Vincy Chan, Janees Wong and Feanna Wong; rising singers Arvin Tsang, Jacky Fan and Gordon Flanders; bands Goodnight Lillie and ROVER; and DJ DEANZ. They will be joined by PO8, a rap poet from the Chinese Mainland,and Thai singer New Napassorn, making her Hong Kong debut - bringing together diverse sounds from different regions for a free-spirited fusion along the Victoria Harbour waterfront. Meanwhile, the Seed Stage will present a series of street-style performances by young musicians, complemented by themed sharing sessions, offering a pop music party from multiple perspectives.

The "Pop Unboxed" outdoor installation is co-curated by the LCSD and the Hong Kong Design Institute, a member of the Vocational Training Council Group. The exhibition features four themed showcases, including a newly created "Ten Brothers" art toy intellectual property inspired by the folktale; a film-themed photo spot recreating Hong Kong's neon-style street scenes; a window display that brings fantasy characters to life through surreal fashion; and a music showcase that juxtaposes classic vinyl records with the works of a virtual singer, highlighting the development of a new generation of virtual music. Each showcase is a meticulously designed "blind box", inviting audiences to discover surprises through exploration. The exhibition will remain on display at the HKCC Piazza until June 30.

The "Funarts Corner" will offer creative booths featuring caricature, digital tattoos, make-up and cheongsam styling experience photoshoots, offering various ways to explore and experience Hong Kong pop culture while adding to the carnival atmosphere.

"Movie Under the Stars" will be staged at 8pm on April 25 and 26, screening local fantasy-romance films "Last Song for You" (2024) and "Fly Me to Polaris" (1999) respectively. Audiences are welcome to bring their own mats to enjoy a unique outdoor movie-watching experience on the Salisbury Garden lawn.

For details of the outdoor music carnival "ImagineLand", please refer to the Leaflet.

With "Beyond Fantasy" as this year's theme, the LCSD presents the fourth Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival. Over the years, Hong Kong pop culture has continued to evolve through music, images and text, as well as stage and cross-media creations. Shaped by the interplay of inheritance, circulation, fusion and breakthroughs, it has distilled a style that is uniquely Hong Kong. For more information, please visit www.pcf.gov.hk/en.

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Mong Kok Fresh Provision Shop Suspended for 14 Days Due to Multiple Food Regulation Violations

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