Kowloon: 25 photobooth venues

This page covers Kowloon, one of the three regions of Hong Kong. It lists 25 photo booth venues, 54 machines and 20 brands, split into 9 neighbourhoods, each machine with its own source, checked 2026-10-18.

From Tsim Sha Tsui north along Nathan Road to Mong Kok and Sham Shui Po, and east to Kwun Tong and Kai Tak. Mall machines and upstairs self photo studios exist side by side here, which makes it the most mixed set of brands in Hong Kong.

1 of them is marked “needs confirmation”: the brand’s official channel lists the location, but there is no independently checkable business profile for its current status. That is not evidence that it has closed, and not evidence that it is still there — check the brand’s official social channels before you go.

This page counts Kowloon only: the other two regions of Hong Kong, and Macau, are never folded into the figures above. The full Hong Kong list is on the overview page linked below, and Macau has its own section on that page. The two places are counted separately.

Venue names, addresses, floors, the position of each machine and the few opening-hour entries are kept exactly as this site recorded them, in the original Chinese. They are the wording you need to paste into a map or to read off the sign when you get there, so they are shown unchanged rather than translated.

Some machines carry a note in brackets — which source the record came from, what two sources disagree about, or why the current status could not be confirmed. Those notes are kept in the original Traditional Chinese. They are the wording in which this site’s verification conclusions were written, and translating them would mean rewriting a verification conclusion, so they are shown unchanged.

Browse by neighbourhood

• Mong Kok (6)
• Tsim Sha Tsui (7)
• Kowloon Tong (1)
• Kwun Tong (1)
• Kowloon Bay (2)
• Kai Tak (3)
• Tai Kok Tsui (2)
• Diamond Hill (1)
• Sham Shui Po (2)

Every neighbourhood has its own anchor URL — Mong Kok is /en/hongkong/kowloon/#mongkok, for example — so a single section can be shared directly.

Brands on this page

Ordering follows the stroke count of the brand name (an objective rule, never the machine count). “Venues” is how many places in this region the brand appears in; “Machines” is the number of units — two units in the same mall count as two. The figures below cover this region only and are not the brand’s Hong Kong-wide or worldwide size.

The total row is the venue and machine count for this region, not the sum of the column above it: Hong Kong has malls holding machines from several brands at once, so adding the rows up would count the same venue more than once. Figures from different countries are never added into a single total.

How this list was compiled

Survival is judged from two kinds of source only: a brand’s own official channel (the venue page on its official site, its official Instagram profile) and Google Business Profiles. Travel round-ups and blog listicles are treated as a hint only and never recorded as a source. The “Source” link after each machine is the evidence for that machine, and hovering it shows the date that machine itself was checked — not one date for the whole dataset. Fields that could not be found (floor, opening hours) are left empty; nothing is guessed. The address links to the Google Business Profile of the venue itself, falling back to an address search where the venue has no profile, rather than pointing at some shop inside the mall.

The other regions of Hong Kong

• Hong Kong Island (15)
• New Territories & Outlying Islands (13)

We record only public fields such as brand, venue, address, and machine model name. The data is compiled by hand from brands’ official public information and Google Business Profiles. This site is an independent third-party directory with no official affiliation with the brands listed here; ordering always follows an objective rule (regions in a fixed order, neighbourhoods in the order this site declares them, venues and brands by the stroke count of their names), and no listing is pinned or recommended. For actual opening hours and current status, follow each brand’s official announcements. Maintained by Joe Lin（老喬）.

Where to go next

• Back to the Hong Kong overview
• Photobooth venues in Macau
• Brand profiles across countries
• This directory in Traditional Chinese