Ngau Tau Kok

[1] Kung Lok Road is also home to the Mu Kuang English School, founded by Elsie Elliot.

Hong Lee Road travels up to the summit of the hill, terminating in a dead end at the St Catharine's School for Girls, founded in 1968.

Ngau Tau Kok is a residential area close to the town centre of Kwun Tong District.

The area around Lower Ngau Tau Kok Estate is known for its street food, including congee, noodles and other traditional Cantonese cuisine.

In 2021, the East Kowloon Cultural Centre is expected to open on part of the site of the former Lower Ngau Tau Kok Estate.

A reservoir in Jordan Valley formerly provided fresh water to Ngau Tau Kok but is now disused and used as a landfill area.

A concentration of cases of the deadly disease occurred in Amoy Gardens (淘大花園),[citation needed] mainly in its Block E. The drainage design (which was widely used across Hong Kong) was later criticised and amended.