Hoi King

Hoi King (海景) is a long-standing seafood / Cantonese kitchen at 43A Praya Road Central, Lei Yue Mun, Kwun Tong. The kitchen sits on the Lei Yue Mun seafood-village stretch, with harbour views from the Praya Road side.

• Walk-ins accepted: yes — Lei Yue Mun seafood-village format.
• Booking channel: none observed; phone 2346 7878 for group bookings.
• Lead time: weekday lunch is calmer; weekend lunch (12:30–14:30) fills; Sunday lunchtime is the busiest.
• Pet-section hours: same as the kitchen’s general hours.
• The vibe: traditional seafood-village setup with village-side tables on Praya Road and harbour views; not a destination experience on its own — Lei Yue Mun IS the destination.

• Minimum charge: none reported.
• Per-dog charge: none reported.
• Pet menu / treats: none.
• Price band: OpenRice $201–400 per person (live seafood tier).
• Payment methods: cash (the practical default in Lei Yue Mun); Octopus and cards are less universal — verify before ordering.

The practical pet-friendly surface is the outdoor village-side tables on Praya Road in front of the kitchen, with Lei Yue Mun harbour views. Pets are not segregated; the outdoor corridor is shared.

• Relief area on-site: none. Lei Yue Mun village end (5-min walk) serves as the relief stop before/after dining.
• Off-leash permitted? No. Treat as on-leash throughout; FEHD baseline applies.
• Distance from non-pet tables: outdoor village-side seating is close — keep dogs at the foot of the bench.

• Water bowl: not documented — a portable bowl should be brought.
• Pet mat / pee pad: not provided.
• Pet treats on the house: not documented.
• Pet menu: none.
• Pet stroller parking: the village pavement is workable but narrow.
• Pet-friendly toilet: no — Lei Yue Mun village public toilets (where open) serve.

Lei Yue Mun does not have an MTR station. Standard access options:

• Bus / minibus: the Lei Yue Mun corridor runs KMB 14, 14X, 62X, 88 and green minibus 14 (Yau Tong ↔ Lei Yue Mun loop), 14C (Sai Kung ↔ Lei Yue Mun), 14S.
• Step-free entry: yes — village pavement-level.
• Lift required: no.
• Parking: limited village parking on Praya Road; most visitors arrive by minibus.
• MTR + minibus: approximately 25 min from Yau Tong MTR.

The law, per the FEHD scheme baseline (Cap 167D + Dog-Friendly Food Premises Permit conditions):

• Leash length ≤ 1.5 m (FEHD baseline).
• No dogs on dining tables or bar seats (FEHD rule).
• 1.5 m exclusion from open buffets and salad bars (not applicable here).
• Dangerous Dog Regulation (Cap 167D) breeds are excluded by law.
• AFCD e-licence via iAM Smart should be carried.

Lei Yue Mun village context: the seafood-village stretch is a relaxed open-air environment where dogs on outdoor tables are common among the older establishments.

What the field reports:

• Older Lei Yue Mun venues with pet-friendly stance typically accommodate small to medium dogs on a short lead at outdoor tables; the size_policy here additionally documents large-dog tolerance, though the practical configuration remains a short lead.

1. Order the steamed live prawns — the Lei Yue Mun classic.
2. Bring a portable water bowl — staff do not supply one.
3. Visit on weekday lunch — quieter, with more room for a small or medium dog.
4. Carry AFCD e-licence — the venue is on the FEHD register.
5. Pay cash — the safer payment in Lei Yue Mun.
6. Avoid Cap 167D breeds — the FEHD permit does not override the parent ordinance.
7. Pick a corner outdoor table — quieter for a small or medium dog.
8. Bring a mat — the outdoor benches are metal-framed.

OpenRice 3.8/5 across 54 reviews; reviewers consistently note the live seafood tanks and Cantonese classics at the $201–400 seafood-tier price band, with outdoor tables on Praya Road as the practical configuration. The venue is registered under the FEHD dog-friendly food premises permit with Cap 167D enforcement. The size_policy additionally documents large-dog tolerance; verifying current hours before heading over is recommended.