Gāo Gē Yī Cook in 元朗 address and parking

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If you are coming with your car, you will find parking lots at 鳳群街停車場, only 46 m far off from Gāo Gē Yī Cook, Alternatively, you can also park your car in the second parking lot (鷄地停車場) and walk the short distance to the restaurant. The next municipal transit stop near Gāo Gē Yī Cook is 鳳翔街,雞地小巴站, which is 239 meters away, Thesecondclosest station that is likewise served by public transport is 鳳翔街,雞地小巴站 at a distance of meters.

The address of Gāo Gē Yī Cook is 元朗, Hong Kong. The map below shows the position of the restaurant. Using the map, you can easily navigate to the restaurant. Also, you can get details about public transport and parking near Gāo Gē Yī Cook from this homepage.

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