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Clothes   Hong Kong

Clothes, Hong Kong

 59 Reviews  I saw a HUGE billboard for this store in Nathan Road and thought to myself "Ive gotta go here!" I asked a westerner one day and they told me it was in Canton Road and walking distance from Hop Inn, so... 

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Ladies Market   Hong Kong

Ladies Market, Hong Kong

 44 Reviews  The Ladies Market in Mongkok is perhaps the most well known street market in Hong Kong. Independent vendors set up stalls from mid morning along Tung Choi Street between Argyle and Dundas... 

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Electronics   Hong Kong

Electronics, Hong Kong

 39 Reviews  I was told by several people that if you are looking to buy electronic goods, then this is the place to go. It is once again easy to get to via the MTR, get off at Sham Shui Po Station, take Exit C2... 

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Nathan Road   Hong Kong

Nathan Road, Hong Kong

 27 Reviews  Ok, here's a section of town you must be on top of your game if not you will pay dearly with some of the prices....first of all if you must buy electronics here be for-warned the prices aren't very... 

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Department Stores   Hong Kong

Department Stores, Hong Kong

 38 Reviews  SOGO is a Japanese style department store. There are two branches in Hong Kong, a large store (known by locals as Jumbo SOGO) in Causeway Bay and a second store in Tsim Sha Tsui. The Jumbo SOGO store... 

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Stanley Market   Hong Kong

Stanley Market, Hong Kong

 28 Reviews  This is a GREAT place to buy western style clothing! The bus ride out to Stanley is gorgeous! It's my favorite place to go in Hong Kong! The prices are really good, lots of restaurants right on the... 

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Shopping Complexes   Hong Kong

Shopping Complexes, Hong Kong

 68 Reviews  The Langham Place Mall was connected via a walkway to our hotel Langham Place Hotel, so we could get to the Mall without even going outside - it was brilliant! And a great selection of shops and... 

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Temple Street   Hong Kong

Temple Street, Hong Kong

 33 Reviews  When I'm in Hong Kong I always try to spend an hour or two at the Temple Street Night Market. Sometimes I leave with some good bargains, sometimes I leave with nothing. Its a bit of a lucky dip... 

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Food Markets   Hong Kong

Food Markets, Hong Kong

 21 Reviews  The prosperous city view is one of the Hong Kong appealing attractions. Tourists love going to the Peak to overlook the gorgeous night view of Hong Kong. It is always so nice to have a fine dinner... 

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Toiletries   Hong Kong

Toiletries, Hong Kong

 9 Reviews  SaSa cosmetic stores are located all over Hong Kong and are easily recognisable by their bright pink logo. Inside this incredibly popular chain you will find just about anything you are looking for... 

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A Sea of Jade: Jade Market

by swissfondue

I have been to Hong Kong many times but have only been to the Jade Market once. This is probably because although I like jade and understand its significance in Chinese culture, I found that selecting an appropriately priced piece was too daunting for an amateur jade enthusiast like me.The Jade Market consists of hundreds of individual stalls selling all grades of jade and styles. Quality jade varies in colour with the highest quality being a very pure green. Tourists looking for a "bargain" will probably end up buying jadeite which has been dyed to enhance the colour. Nevertheless there are endless stalls selling pendants, rings and bracelets as well as small items representing characters from the chinese zodiac.The Jade Market is only open between 10am and 5pm Monday to Saturday. The market area is covered making it somewhere to stop by on a rainy day.

G.O.D: Goods of Desire

by swissfondue

Goods of Desire is a homewares, furniture and clothing retailer stocking modern designs that compliment the vibrant culture of Hong Kong. Traditional items are given a 21st century makeover making them more cutting edge and funky. Think stainless steel chopsticks for example. G.O.D (pronounced gee-oh-dee) does stock clothing but it is the homewares and furniture that draws your attention. The store reminds me of an Asian IKEA in some ways. It's a good place to look for a more unusual gift or a contempory version of a traditional item. There are eight stores located throughout Hong Kong. I have only been to the one in the Leighton Centre - Causeway Bay. There are also stores at the Silvercord Shopping Centre in Tsim Sha Tsi, The Galleria at the Peak, Hollywood Road in Central, Stanley Plaza in Stanley, Sai Kung, Ap Lei Chau and Shek Kip Mei. There is an outlet store at Cyberport on the...

Antique Street.: Hollywood Road Antiques

by swissfondue

If you like antiques to buy or just admire there are a few stylish and reputable antique shops on Hollywood Road and also along "Cat Street" (Upper Lascar Row). Clustered mid way between the Sheung Wan end and the Mid Levels Escalator these showrooms stock a large selection of traditional Chinese lacquered furniture and porcelain including Ming and Tang Dynasty pieces.If your budget does not stretch that far there are also trinket shops selling much smaller items such as mahjong sets and scaled down versions of terracotta horses and warriors. Obviously the cheaper the item the cheaper the quality so dont expect to find anything authentic. You can also buy newly minted "old"coins.Along with antique shops there are some art galleries to browse through making this a pleasant area to stroll and window shop during the day preferably. Continue your stroll through Sheung Wan if possible as the...

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LOUIS VUITTON - All over Hong Kong

by swissfondue

If you like to shop at iconic French label Louis Vuitton then you will be spoilt for choice in Hong Kong. The flagship store is located at 5 Canton Road Tsim Sha Tsui. Here you will find four levels of LV monogrammed luxury. This store is the largest Louis Vuitton outside Paris and sits comfortably in a street well known for its high concentration of designer shops. Other smaller stores are located at:The Landmark Shopping Centre in Central - G/F Shop 7 - 17 Landmark Atrium Central Hong Kong IslandPacific Place Shopping Central in Admiralty - Level 3 & Level 4 Pacific Place 88 Queensway Hong Kong Island Elements Shopping Centre in West Tsim Sha Tsui - Shop 2048 - 2055 Level 2 1 Austin Road (access from Kowloon Station)The Lee Gardens in Causeway Bay -Shop G01 and G10 33 Hysan Avenue.DFS Chinachem in East Tsim Sha Tsui -UG1 77 Mody Road TSTAside from the flagship store the most...

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Landmark: Designer Heaven

by swissfondue

With millions of potential customers its no surprise that every designer brand you can name has a store in Hong Kong. Many have "Flagship" stores in a central location and a few others in urban shopping centres. Hong Kong Island has a high concentration of designer brands and the majority can be found at the prestigious Landmark building in the heart of the Central district. I've been to every major shopping mall in Hong Kong and The Landmark shopping centre, probably the largest in Central is also the most upmarket in my opinion. Sadly I'm only a window shopper but its fun to watch the rich and famous spend their money.The Armani store is the largest in Asia. Other brands represented include Balenciaga, Burberry, Celine, Chanel, De Beers, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Ermenegildo Zega, Escadea, Fendi, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton, Manolo Blahnik, Max Mara, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Tiffany & Co, Tommy...

Markets in Central: Li Yuen Streets (East & West)

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Li Yuen Street East and West are two market streets in Central. The alleyway markets run parallel to each other between Des Voeux Road and Queens Road. Locals refer to them as "The Lanes".Stalls stock inexpensive ready to wear garments and a medium size selection of beautiful fabrics including silk and assorted drapery. There are also the usual handbag stalls as well as hair accessories, costume jewellery and childrens clothes. There is a very reasonably priced luggage shop (not sure which street though) should you need to buy an extra suitcase to take home.The Li Yuen Street Markets are open daily from 10am to 7pm and while most markets in Hong Kong stock the same items, Li Yuen East and West have a few different stalls. Worth wandering through in my opinion. Usual market items including ladies and childrens clothes, jewellery, handbags, silk scarves and pashminas, luggage, wigs and...

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Airport Duty Free: Some Last Minute Items

by cjg1

For as long as I can remember my wife has been on the hunt for a Red PAnda stuffed animal. She has searched high and low every zoo and animal park we have ever visited with no luck...until Hong Kong. We had some time to kill before the flight and wanted to check out the shops before heading the the club.In one of the souvenir shops my wife found a display of several stuffed Red Pandas. Needless to say she was thrilled... We wound up buying her a panda as well as her newphew and our friend back at home ahd to get one too. So three pandas later we left the shop very satisfied. The Red Pandas were $200 Hong Kong Dollars which is equivelent to $25 USD.

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The Disney Store: For the Young and Young at Heart

by cjg1

As soon as my wife spotted the Disney store; reality didn't exist. My wife got the same glazed over look of happiness that being in Disney World brings out in her and off she was in the store. Now that she has a nephew she has her own litle Mouseketeer in training...and she is ready to get him started with his Disney life.The store had everything you'd find in any Disney store throughout the world: clothing, toys, hats and varous Disney themed merchandise. After my wife had successfully navigated every inch of the store she emerged with shopping bag full of gifts for her nephew at home. It was amazing; this was the first time ever she left without buying a single item for herself....Wow!

Supermarket: Buy chocolates in supermarkets

by theguardianangel

I thought of buying chocolates in one of the supermarkets in Tsim Sha Tsui rather to buy in the Duty Free. So, off I went to the supermarket, making my research if chocolates here would be cheaper than buying in Duty Free. I ended up buying lots and lots of Cadbury chocolate packs, M&Ms and even junk foods, because they’re so cheap! Each pack of Cadbury chocolates costs HK$14 only! Amazing right! Haha! When I got back in the Philippines, I found the same Cadbury chocolates in one of the supermarkets in the city and the costs are a bit higher like about HK$22.Cash or credit card payments are acceptable in Supermarkets. One thing also I have to mention is when buying stuffs in supermarkets, you must bring your own bag or you’ll be asked to purchase a plastic bag for the items you purchased. The plastic bag costs less than HK$1 and it’s not advisable to use a plastic bag. The supermarket...

Fa Yuen Street market/shops: Cheap prices

by lindyz

Fa Yuen Street is very close to the Ladies Markets, so these shops are definitely worth a look if you are in the area. They are only one street away from Ladies Markets in Tung Choi Street, and Id even say they have cheaper stuff here than the Ladies Markets, mainly clothing. Ladies and Mens t-shirts for between $50-$70HK each which is less than $10 each and a great selection too, I bought many t-shirts in Fa Yuen Street. Also great selection of jewellery to purchase. Id say this area is a bit less busy and touristy too, so if youre not a huge fan of the wall to wall people at the ladies Markets, you will probably enjoy shopping in Fa Yuen Street.

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