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Sino Centre

The guide was updated: 2024-06-23

The lower levels of the Sino Centre are a shopping mall, favoured by teenagers in Hong Kong, stuffed with Japanese anime, manga, toys, figures, video games, CDs, comics, magazines, gadgets, and consignment stores with cubes.

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Address: 582-592 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Website: sinocentre.bwebs.com
Public Transport: Exit E2, Mong Kok MTR Station

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Temple Street Night Market

Temple Street Night Market

Another well-known market is Temple Street Night Market, which got its name from Tin Hau Temple on the same street. This is the perfect place for anyone looking for clothes and watches. In the northern part of the street you can eat anything from simple noodle soup to fancy Chinese dishes.

Sogo

Sogo

Sogo is a gigantic Japanese department store with 13 floors. The wide range of products on offer is meticulously organised and comprises an impressive quantity of high-quality goods – everything from beauty products to clothes and sports equipment and more.

Tung Choi Street & Ladies' Market

Tung Choi Street & Ladies' Market

This kilometre-long street market provides souvenirs of your choice, like local street plates, posters, paintings, stuffed animals, clothes, and accessories. Haggle over every price when shopping in the Ladies' Market!

Stanley Market

Stanley Market

A half an hour bus-ride from the city is the sandy beach at Stanley with its famous market. Here you will find some Chinese style souvenirs, such as key rings of Chinese food bowl, embroidery shoes, and calligraphy, and it is an easy way to get a a little grain of sand between your toes into the bargain.

Cat Street

Cat Street

Upper Lascar Road is known as Cat Street, was named during the open trade of Hong Kong in the beginning stage. As a street featured antiques, it is a fantastic place to find treasures for different ancient stuffs and gifts. Here, you can also discover and bargain in traditional art crafts, like silk products, embroideries and jade.

Harbour City

Harbour City

Are you a big fan of shopping? You may consider having an empty luggage with you. Here's the largest shopping centre in Hong Kong featuring 450+ shops and stores, located along the Victoria Habour. This vast plaza is not a maze but you would definitely forget your way out. There are five sections: Gateway Arcade and Ocean Centre: Luxury brands. Ocean Terminal: Kids & Toys, Sportswear, Cosmetics. Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel Arcade: Lane Crawford, Cinema. Star Annex: the bookshop Eslite

Sino Centre

Sino Centre

The lower levels of the Sino Centre are a shopping mall, favoured by teenagers in Hong Kong, stuffed with Japanese anime, manga, toys, figures, video games, CDs, comics, magazines, gadgets, and consignment stores with cubes.

Western Market

Western Market

The oldest Edwardian-style market building in Hong Kong was renovated in 1991 and now has now been converted into a shopping complex, featuring shops with arts, crafts, and fabrics, surrounding visitors with the passion of old Hong Kong.

Kwai Chung Plaza

Kwai Chung Plaza

This plaza is adjacent to Kwai Fong Plaza and Metroplaza. It is a favourite haunt of teenagers and young adults in search of cheap clothing, beauty products, fusion snacks and special drinks at the best price. If you are a budget traveller, you must bookmark this amazing place.

Times Square

Times Square

As the largest shopping center in Causeway Bay district, Times Square features more than 230 shops selling mid-priced to luxury brands, accessories, fashion, toys and electronics, as well as a supermarket, along with more than 20 restaurants serving Chinese, Western, Japanese, Korean cuisine.

Citygate Outlets

Citygate Outlets

The largest outlet shopping mall in Hong Kong, Citygate Outlets is located next to the Hong Kong Airport and near The Ngong Ping 360. Here you will find more than 80 international brands with discounts of30%-70%. Check-in with one of the largest outdoor kinetic fountains in Asia at the gate.

Shanghai Tang

Shanghai Tang

Shanghai Tang is famous for their tasteful and luxurious versions of traditional Chinese clothes and their featured designers. Here you can easily spend hours discovering Chinese fashion for both women and men, as well as homeware and decorations and other products.

Mong Kok Computer Centre

Mong Kok Computer Centre

This centre has three floors and seventy retailers with nothing but computer products which are frequently cheaper if you look in the Tsim Sha Tsui district. MCC provides up-to-standard service and professional advice. Have an eye on their events and promotions, you may find some related special offer, such as movie tickets redemption.

Lane Crawford

Lane Crawford

Lane Crawford, the first western department store in Hong Kong selling luxury fashion, beauty, and lifestlye goods, is well-stocked and well-organised with its excellent retail design. Some think it a trifle expensive, but it may be worth it for the good service.

Golden Computer Centre & Arcade

Golden Computer Centre & Arcade

Golden Computer is a four-storey shopping centre at the heart of Mong Kok, famous for its all-inclusive electronic gadgets from computers, notebooks, phone supplies, computer games, to camera gear, all at reasonable prices.

Langham Place

Langham Place

The biggest shopping mall in Mong Kok features more than 200 shops and tends towards young fashion trend mostly . It is a Hong Kong shopping hot spot for locals and tourists. You can find stores of cosmetics, skin care, boutique, fashions, etc here and enjoy live shop on the 12th floor of the mall.

Dragon Centre

Dragon Centre

Dragon Centre is where the locals would always love to go and shop , searching their favorite items in reasonable price in this shoppers' paradise of Sham Shui Po. The vibrant shopping mall has the largest number of sales kiosk in Hong Kong, wide collections of chic knick knacks and accessories especially for ladies. It also featured an indoor ice skating rink and an arcade centre.

Elements

Elements

As designed with the five Chinese elements of water, fire, earth, wood and metal by world-renowned Benoy, Elements provides brands from middle price to luxury of accessories and cosmetics products, as well as large variety of fashion brands. The mall also has the largest organic food supermarket in Hong Kong. The mall is linked with the city's tallest building- International Commerce Centre. Here you can get to sky100 and explore the impressive view of Hong Kong Island and Victoria Habour.

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