Hong Kong’s Most Exciting Experience of 2026 — The Disgusting Food Museum Hong Kong
The Disgusting Food Museum Hong Kong
- The Disgusting Food Museum from Sweden has taken the US, France, Germany and many other countries by storm, making waves around the world and attracting more than 500,000 visitors. Now, it is coming to Hong Kong for the first time!
- Get up close with 85+ bizarre foods from around the world, from live maggot cheese and fermented shark to insects and cultivated meat, and discover the unexpected!
- Explore 5 themed zones, discover the differences between food cultures around the world, and learn about the cultures and stories behind disgusting foods.
- Experience the world of disgusting food through interactive exhibits and a multi-sensory experience — see, smell and explore!
- The Disgusting Food Tasting Bar: Taste disgusting foods from around the world — but be careful, you might feel sick!
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What to expect
The Disgusting Food Museum Hong Kong takes you on a journey around the world, featuring 80+ bizarre foods for you to see, smell and explore up close — and, finally, challenge yourself to take a bite!
From live maggot cheese and fermented shark to insects and cultivated meat, discover the differences between food cultures around the world and get a glimpse into what the future dining table might look like.
Explore 5 themed zones, from traditional food wisdom of the past to future foods and sustainable development. With interactive experiences throughout, it is suitable for adults and children to discover together, while also satisfying food lovers who enjoy the unusual and love to explore.
Making its debut in Hong Kong: Sweden × a local team join forces to create a Hong Kong-exclusive experience. This is a food experience that challenges your senses, courage and curiosity. While it may make you feel sick, it also invites you to reflect on cultural perceptions and explore the future of human food.
This autumn, adults and children are invited to step into the world of bizarre foods, explore to your heart’s content, and “get disgusted” together!
The Disgusting Food Museum Hong Kong — Exhibition Details
Exhibition Dates: 29 September – 26 November 2026
Opening Hours: 12:00 noon – 8:00 pm (Mon-Thu)|11:00 am - 9:00 pm (Fri-Sun & Public holidays)
Venue: GATE33 Gallery, AIRSIDE, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Ticket Prices
Monday – Thursday
Adult Ticket|HK$68 Early Bird Price: HK$38 Child/ Student/Elderly Ticket|HK$48 Early Bird Price: HK$28 Parent & Child Bundle (1 adult + 1 student or child)|HK$98 Group Ticket (3 adults)|HK$168 Group Ticket (4 adults)|HK$224
Friday – Sunday & Public Holidays
Adult Ticket|HK$88 Early Bird Price: HK$58 Child/ Student/ Elderly Ticket|HK$68 Early Bird Price: HK$48 Parent & Child Bundle (1 adult + 1 student or child)|HK$138 Group Ticket (3 adults)|HK$228 Group Ticket (4 adults)|HK$304
Notes Entry is permitted anytime within the selected time slot. No time limit on duration of visit after entry. Children aged 3 or below can enter free of charge when accompanied by one paying adult. Disclaimer







































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Terms & Conditions
- Tickets/slots for “The Disgusting Food Museum Hong Kong” (the “Event”) will go on sale on the organizer’s designated online platform, Klook, on 21 September 2026. Quotas are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last.
- Participants must arrive at the designated location for on-site registration and (if applicable) to collect admission wristbands/event materials.
- Once registration/ticket purchase is confirmed, no refunds, transfers or changes will be accepted (including changes to grouping, entry timeslot, or event date).
- If the Event is cancelled or rescheduled due to adverse weather or force majeure, no refunds or compensation will be provided. The organizer will announce arrangements via official channels within one week after the affected event date. If the Event includes an entry gift/event materials, make-up collection arrangements within a designated period will be announced at the same time.
- Children aged 3 or below may enter free of charge when accompanied by an adult with a valid admission ticket. All other visitors must hold a valid admission ticket to enter. Participants aged 12 or under must be accompanied at all times by a parent or legal guardian aged 18 or above. Each adult aged 18 or above may accompany a maximum of two participants aged 12 or under.
- If a participant does not meet the age or eligibility requirements of the registered category, the organizer may refuse entry without refund or compensation. Where there is any doubt regarding a participant’s age/eligibility, the organizer may require identification documents to be presented and verified at registration or entry.
- Upon completing registration/purchasing tickets, participants are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to these Terms and Conditions, and to accept that the organizer’s decisions regarding event arrangements are final.
- Nan Fung data collection and verification: Nan Fung staff may request participants to provide identification and/or other personal data (which may include but is not limited to name, age, membership information, mobile phone number, email address and/or payment/credit card details) for the purposes of verifying eligibility, processing payment, distributing event materials and/or internal administration and audit (as required). Nan Fung may scan/photocopy relevant documents and data for internal filing. Participants may refuse to provide the requested information, but Nan Fung may then be unable to process the relevant procedures and may cancel their eligibility or any part of their rights.
- Data accuracy: Participants must ensure all submitted information is true, accurate and complete. If any information is false or misleading, the organizer and/or Nan Fung may cancel the participant’s eligibility and reserve the right to pursue further action.
- On-site instructions: Participants must follow the instructions of Nan Fung and organizer staff and comply with venue rules. The organizer has the right to require violators to leave without refund or compensation.
- Third parties and warranty limitations: The Event (including all materials, tools and prizes, if any) is organized/provided by third parties. Nan Fung and/or its affiliates make no express or implied warranties or undertakings regarding the Event’s content, facilities, related materials, finished products or services. Nan Fung and/or its affiliates accept no responsibility for any complaints, claims, losses or damages (whether direct or indirect) arising from or in connection with the Event.
- Force majeure: Nan Fung and/or its affiliates shall not be liable for any delay, interruption or failure to perform due to events beyond their reasonable control (including but not limited to internet, computer or telecommunications equipment failures, other equipment failures, power outages, strikes, labor disputes, shortages of labor or materials, fire, flooding, windstorms, inclement weather, explosions, acts of God, or third-party delays/non-performance).
- Technical risks: The Event may experience delays, errors or omissions due to technical issues with machines, servers, networks or related systems. Nan Fung and/or its affiliates are not responsible for such circumstances or any related loss or damage.
- E-tickets: All e-tickets are for use by the ticket holder only and are non-exchangeable, non-refundable, non-transferable, and cannot be redeemed for cash or other goods, gifts or services. For the avoidance of doubt, this clause applies together with Clause 3.
- Health and risks: Participants acknowledge and accept all risks associated with participating in the Event and confirm that they are physically fit to take part.
- Safety responsibility: Participants are responsible for ensuring the personal and property safety of themselves and their companions (including any children) and must not cause danger, injury or nuisance to any person or property.
- Disclaimer and indemnity: Nan Fung and/or its affiliates shall not be liable for any discomfort, injury or property damage/loss arising from or related to the Event (including any materials, facilities and finished products), whether actual, indirect, disclosed, undisclosed, known, unknown, suspected or unsuspected liabilities, claims, demands or compensation. Participants assume all related risks and liabilities and agree to waive any claims or legal actions against Nan Fung and/or its affiliates in respect of the foregoing. If a member designates other persons to participate (subject to the approval of Nan Fung and the organizer) (“Designated Person(s)”), the member shall be jointly and severally liable to Nan Fung and its affiliates for any liabilities, claims, demands and/or compensation arising from or related to the acts, defaults, negligence or omissions of such persons, and shall indemnify and hold them harmless.
- Photography and videography: Nan Fung and/or its affiliates may conduct photography and/or video recording during the Event. Participants agree to be photographed/recorded and authorize Nan Fung and/or its affiliates to use the related photos and/or videos in any form (including publication or release) for commercial or promotional purposes without further notice or compensation.
- Promotional materials: All images, descriptions (including product values, if any) and promotional materials are for reference only and may differ from the actual.
- Weather signal arrangements: If, three hours before the start of the relevant admission timeslot, Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above, a Black Rainstorm Warning, or government-announced “extreme conditions” remains in effect, the Event will be cancelled or postponed. Follow-up arrangements will be subject to official announcements.
- Pet Policy Notice: The "Disgusting Food Museum" exhibition features items with strong scents and fragile displays. To ensure the safety and well-being of both visitors and pets, animals are not permitted within the exhibition area.
- Right to change and terminate: Disgustingfoodmuseumhk reserves the right to adjust the Event structure and content at any time (including but not limited to mobile application or website content, ticketing/redemption arrangements, these Terms and Conditions, and other items) or to terminate the Event without prior notice. Participation in the Event signifies agreement to the latest version and arrangements. Nan Fung and/or its affiliates are not responsible for any loss or damage arising from changes or updates.
- Final decision: The organizer, Disgustingfoodmuseumhk and Nan Fung reserve the right of final decision on all Event arrangements and on the interpretation and enforcement of these terms.
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WONG ***************
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I'm so glad Hong Kong finally has this exhibition! It's divided into different zones introducing various unique or bizarre foods from around the world, and the best part is that you get to eat at the end! However, there were too many people going in at the same time, so you had to wait in line slowly to see everything. How annoying, a mother brought her kid inside and cut the line right at the beginning, claiming you don't always need to queue for exhibitions. Later on, I saw her having to wait in line at every single spot anyway. She really brought shame upon herself and the people of Hong Kong.




Klook User
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Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience. The arrangement of the exhibits was thoughtful, well-planned, and neatly categorized. There was plenty of interactivity—we could smell, taste, and see things, and each exhibit had a simple introduction. The only minor complaint is that the venue is a bit small and crowd control was only average. They let a large group in all at once, and since the space isn't very big, everyone crowded together to view things. When we slowed down a bit, we practically had a section to ourselves without having to push through the crowd; after finishing and going back in, all the people were gone because they had all crowded toward the front. Therefore, crowd control could definitely be improved!






To ******
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Our whole family came to experience it. Although it is not very large, it is still okay. Not every type we tried was that special, but since exhibitions like this are rare in Hong Kong, it is still worth experiencing.






Chan ********
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interesting but bit overrated. appreciate the topic and design, could improve on crowd control and route design.





Kwok *******
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Very interesting one. I love the cheese.






Li *****
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Such a novel exhibition and a fresh experience! 🤣🤣 I didn't have the courage to try the tasting session at the end. 🙈🙈






Ng *************
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A unique experience, but it is too crowded in the morning and waiting in line is inevitable. It would be better to limit the number of visitors by implementing timed entry tickets.





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Tse ******
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Very interesting. it was really smelly outside the museum, but the exhibited were really amazing. I particularly like the tasting bar for some of the disgusting food, and gladly I was able to consumer all of them!