Visit Now: Make the Most of CUPNOODLES Museum Hong Kong
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CUPNOODLES Museum HK is Closing Temporarily: Catch These Experiences First!

With renovations coming up in January, there’s still time to enjoy all the unique and interactive spaces at CUPNOODLES Museum Hong Kong. Here’s how you can make the most of your visit.

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There’s news going around that’s causing quite a stir: the beloved CUPNOODLES MUSEUM Hong Kong is closing its doors for renovation — but not until Jan. 11, 2026.

If you haven’t been or you’ve been meaning to go back, there’s still time to catch its one-of-a-kind interactive noodle-making workshops, quirky exhibitions, and nostalgic Cup Noodles-themed installations before the fans go down and the renovation begins.

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The holiday season brings in cooler winds and chillier nights, and what better way to warm up than with a steaming cup of instant noodles?

Opened in 2021 by Nissin Food Products, the CUPNOODLES Museum Hong Kong offers a unique experience that not only lets you make a cup of noodles, but also lets you create it to your own preferences. In “My CUPNOODLES Factory,” guests can design their own cup, choose one of the four soup bases, and select four toppings from 12 options to create a unique, world-exclusive combination. Rumor has it that there are up to 5,460 possible flavor combos! 

The workshop session lasts about 30 minutes and has a participation fee of HK$60per person. 

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Another fascinating workshop you shouldn’t miss is the “Demae Iccho Factory,” where you can learn how to knead, spread, steam, and season the wheat flour before drying it with the flash frying method. Each session takes about 90 minutes and costs HK$120per person. 

But that’s not all! There’s more to noodles here with the introduction of a brand new workshop, “The Granola Factory,” where guests can learn about the story and manufacturing process of Nissin’s new granola product. Sessions last 30 minutes and are priced at HK$60 per person. 

Other activities you can enjoy in the museum include various Exhibition areas such as The Innovation Journey of Momofuku Ando, the Cup Noodle Wall display featuring various packaging from around the world, Ching Chai's Creative Team, and TheBig Cup. If you’re looking for a fun game to play together with family or friends, they also have an original series of detective games that invite you to solve mysteries around the museum. You can buy a game pack for only HK$50.

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Featured workshops have fixed time schedules, so make sure to book your slots in advance here. 

For more information, visit their website or follow Nissin Foods HK on Facebook and Instagram.

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