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 by hopang
Clothings, textiles, watches and toys.
Reasonable price - don't forget to bargain with the stall owners to polish your bargaining power!. Leave a Comment Theme: Women's ClothesAddress: Tung Choi Street, Mongkok, KowloonDirections: Off Nathan Road, Mong Kok in Kowloon.
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One of the busiest suburbs of Hong Kong is Mong Kok, where you will find Ladies Market.
Its an outdoor street market with loads and loads of stalls where you can buy anything from a Copy Rolex to Vegetable peeler.
Its got a wonderful atmosphere, and some of the stalls sell quite interesting stuff, and others just weird stuff, but interesting none the less.
Its a great place to go shopping for stuff to take home to friends and family. Some of the stalls also sell the usual souvenirs found in shops.
As I mentioned you can buy anything, the most common things to obtain are copy merchandise. Ladies Market is also popular place to buy copy goods. For example, if you want to buy a copy watch you will see a stall with brochures on the table, if you page through the brocures, someone will normally some stand next to you to ask you what type of watch you want. They are normally up for negotiation if you are not happy with their price. Dont be afraid if they tell you to follow them to their "showroom". They just take you up a apartment block to where they keep their stock. Many different copy handbags are also a common purchase amongs tourists.
Other goods available are stuff like alarm clocks, sports bags, jeans, shirts etc.
The stall owners are usually good sales people and will try their best to sell you a product. They are also happy to reduce prices if you bargain with them.
Many times the seller does not speak very good English, so when negotiating prices they will punch the amount into a calculator, let you have a look and then hand you the calculator so you can tell them what you are prepared to pay, very interesting actually! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Tung Choi Street, KowloonDirections: Take MTR to Mong Kok Station, and go to Tung Choi street.
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I had read about the wonderful Ladies Market here in Hong Kong and I just had to come and check it out for myself. I wasn’t looking for anything in particular and thought that if anything caught my eye, I would just purchase it. I didn’t find anything other than a few souvenirs and trinkets to take back home to the family. They do have a large selection of clothing, hand bags, watches and jewelry, and some really beautiful Chinese dolls and small home decors.
The market sells about everything you can want or need.
Very reasonable. Leave a Comment Theme: GiftsAddress: Tung Choi Street, Mongkok, Hong KongDirections: Mongkok
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 LadiesStreetNightMarket by xuessium
Devoted to all things fake.
Boobs unfortunately, not included.
BARGAIN IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. Leave a Comment
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 Ladies Market by bryINpolandLeave a Comment Theme: Women's ClothesAddress: Tung Choi StreetDirections: Located in the Mong Kok District. By MTR: Take the Tsuen Wan Line to Mong Kok Station. Take Exit D2 to Argyle Street. Take a left on Argyle, and proceed 1 block, where you will take a right on Tung Choi Street.
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 $1000 dollar-note hanging
out there! by backpackerbaby
It's a good place for buying souvnirs, many choices.
More importantly, the prices of goods are very reasonable~
'Chinese' souvnirs, T-shirts (including that one with "I LOVE HONG KONG"), mobile phone accessories, faked brand-named handbags/watches/sports shoes, sexy underwear, toys... whatever~
There are also some restaurants on both sides of the street market.
No matter how much your gifts cost, don't forget to BARGAIN! Although not all stall-keepers speak good English, they are nice and friendly to tourists. Most of the time you can get some discounts. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Tung Choi Street, Mong KokDirections: Take the MTR to Mong Kok Station, choose Exit E2, walk along Nelson Street until the second junction, there you are!
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 The busy Ladies Street in Mong
Kok by mim95
It's always crowded, especially at night and during the weekends. Be sure to bargain as the vendors always mark up the prices, and definitely keep an eye of your belongings in this crowded market. Leave a Comment Theme: Women's ClothesAddress: Tung Choi Street in Mong KokDirections: A short walk from Mong Kok or Prince Edward MTR Station
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 Ladies Market by Linda_T
Clothes, gadgets, shoes, watches, jewellry, Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Tung Choi St , Mong KokDirections: Take MTR to Mong Kok Station, use Nelson St Exit, continue past the first 2 intersections until you get to Tung Choi St
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 Ladies Market by coolpanda87
Ladies Market is where street vendors sell women's clothing and accessories, including handbags, sunglasses, and shoes, as well as some men's and children's clothing at low prices. Other novelties sold include electronic toys, flashlights, costumes, souvenirs, gizmos, lighters, Bruce Lee figurines, Winnie the Pooh alarm clocks, Hello Kitty towels, hair clips, wigs, leather goods, jewelry galore & almost anything you can think of........
Ladies Market operates from about noon to 10:30pm daily, with the vendors sending up shop at around 10 to 11am.
Although most products are geared to local tastes, you can easily spend a couple of hours here. You may even pick up some unbelievable bargains!
Ladies Market streches over 6-8 blocks, & since there are alot of vendors, prepared to be squished. Besides the walkway in the middle, you could also walk along the two walkways on the side. Though you cannot shop from there, it is a good place to avoid crowds, or to zip through to another place.
Click here for map of Mongkok Area.
Since it is set up for tourists, prices have gone up & is generally more expensive than other Hong Kong markets.
depends on your haggling power... Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Located on Tong Choi StreetDirections: The Ladies' Market, in the heart of Mong Kok, extends from Dundas north to Argyle Street. Ladies' Market is on Tung Choi Street. Tung Choi street parallels Nathan Road, & is only 3/4 blocks away from each other.Website: http://www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/shop/market/index2.jhtml
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 ladies market by Sobe-A-Rush
We went there on a tight budget and ended up buying quite a bit. Bargain with EVERYONE, half the time I THINK you can go for 50% or less, normally 30-40%. They try and rip you off for anything at least double or triple the price. Watch out for pick pocketers and enjoy...
Anything to do with clothes is dirt cheap...
Depends on how you bargain.......and bargain lots as some people really pay a lot of money there, saw some ladies buying 4 pairs of sun glasses for like 400HK per pair :| Leave a Comment
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