BUSINESSMay 25 · 11:00 UTCSCMP CHINAEric Jiang

Game over? Shake-up proposed for Hong Kong internet cafes offering overnight stays

Hong Kong internet cafes in Mong Kok are evolving from gaming hubs into overnight accommodations, offering private booths with gaming setups and amenities for around HK$200 per night. These 'emergency bunker'-style rooms cater to gamers seeking extended stays with budget-friendly food and self-service options.

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