Buildings
Buildings are arranged from south to north
- Mei Foo Sun Chuen, the largest private estates in Hong Kong, with 99 residential buildings.
- Mariner's Club, a building besides Kwai Chung Container Port
- Lai King Station, an MTR station.
- Kwai Chung Tin Hau Temple, relocated to side of the Road, owing to reclamation of Lap Shap Wan in 1966. The original temple was built before 1828.
- Kwai Chung Police Station, located at 999 Kwai Chung Road. As the station is very close the road, the Environmental Protection Department has set up an air monitor station to measure the Air Pollution Index.
- Kwai Fong Estate, a public estate built on the reclamation.
- Kwai Hing Estate, a public estate built on the reclamation.
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