1. Harbor City, Tsim Sha Tsui: Harbor City, located on Canton Road, is the largest and most famous shopping mall in the area.
This large shopping and entertainment complex includes the Ocean Terminal, where incoming cruise ships berth.
The corridors extend in all directions, connecting Ocean Terminal, Ocean Centre, Harbor City Metro and Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel Mall, with more than 700 shops selling a variety of products.
Brands: DKNY, Max& Co, Burbery Boutique, LV flagship store, and the latest audio and video equipment such as Nakamichi, Sony, SHOP, etc.
There is also the largest "Toys R Us" in Asia, divided into girls' area, boys' area, baby area, and adult video game area.
Recommended store: JC SHOP is famous for the most popular Japanese fashion products, and Japanese customers often come here to find treasures.
Shop No. 308, Ocean Center, Harbor City.
GigaSports brings together 16 sports brands with great reputation and popularity, making it a sporting goods paradise.
Shop 224-247, Ocean Terminal, Harbor City.
Address: 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Located on the edge of Victoria Harbor, the "Star Ferry" is within easy reach.
Transportation: Take MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 and walk along Haiphong Road next to the mosque for 10 minutes.
2. Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui: A small street running through Nathan Road in the east of Tsim Sha Tsui. It is lined with large and small export shops and fashionable girls' clothing stores. You can find street styles from Tokyo, Japan to the United States.
The popular Lee Times Square is also located here.
Some Hong Kong celebrities often come here to hunt for treasures. It is said that Gigi Leung was discovered by a talent scout while wandering on this street.
Recommended store: OHIO mainly sells street brand fashion clothing from the United States and Japan. It is the exclusive agent of Japanese brand whiz in Hong Kong, and its own brand swoop, which is very popular in Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
1/F, 53 Granville Road.
Address: Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Transportation: MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit B1, turn right from Nathan Road to Granville Road 3, Tsim Sha Tsui Newport Center: Introduction: Newport Center is small in area and mainly sells affordable clothing that young people like, 4
There are delicious restaurants and snack streets on the upper and lower floors.
Brands: DHC, Chow Sang Sang, North FACE down jacket store, D-mop, Hello Kitty, Fairy Girl and other well-known stores.
Address: 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Transportation: Take the MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 and go west along Hai Fang Road to Canton Road.
4. Mong Kok New City: Introduction: The New City shopping mall is crowded with hundreds of small shops, selling small things that young people are passionate about, especially Japanese boutiques, cosmetics, and all kinds of exquisite small things, especially those promoted simultaneously with Japan.
Popular cartoon dolls or accessories are always hot-selling.
Recommended store: RED MAGIC is a small store opened by Richard Wong, a well-known Hong Kong toy designer. It sells doll toys designed by him, such as CiBoys, which are popular in Asia.
Shop No. 350, New City.
Address: 65 Argyle Road, Mong Kok Transportation: MTR Mong Kok Station B1 Exit 5, Mong Kok Ladies Street: Introduction: Ladies Street refers to a section of Tung Choi Street between Argyle Street and Dundas Street, located in the center of Mong Kok
The rear is about one kilometer in length.
As for why it is named Ladies Street, it is because in the early years it mainly sold women's products, and it also attracted a large number of female customers.
Now Ladies Market has become one of the most famous shopping streets in Hong Kong. It is famous both at home and abroad and is a must-visit hotspot when traveling to Hong Kong.
Address: Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok. Business hours: Vendors generally start setting up stalls from early morning to noon until around 12 pm. However, some stalls do not open during the day and only open after dusk when office workers nearby get off work, so you must
If you want to experience the most bustling and lively side of Ladies Market, the best time is after 7 o'clock.
Transportation: Take the MTR to Mong Kok Station and go straight from Exit D3 to get there.
In addition, since Mong Kok is a central area, many overnight buses pass through Mong Kok, with destinations all over Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories, so tourists don’t have to worry about being too late to return to the hotel.
6. ifc, Central: Introduction: The ifc International Financial Center shopping mall brings together more than 200 international brand stores, more than 30 gourmet restaurants and a novelly designed cinema. It is one of the most advanced fashion and leisure centers in Hong Kong.
Brands: Lane Crawford Department Store, Hong Kong's first EVISU store, Anne Klein's world's first concept store, ZARA, Prada, Salvatoure Ferragamo and jewelry brand Mikimoto.
Recommended stores: 1. LORO PIANA is known as an Italian famous brand on the Internet. It also introduces rare vicu?a plush and merino sweaters, which have won the hearts of Hong Kong celebrities.
Shop No. 2046-2047, Level 2, ifc Mall.
2. EVISU, a Japanese denim brand with seagull lines as its logo, not only sells Hong Kong limited edition jeans, but also sells exclusive "Shop No. 3097" special T-shirts.
Shop No. 3086-87 on the 3rd floor of ifc Mall. a.testoni is an Italian leather goods family with high-quality leather as its biggest selling point. It is known as the "King of Shoes".
Shop No. 2096, Level 2, ifc Mall.
Address: No. 1 Harbor View Street, Central Transportation: Exit E of Central MTR Station, turn left towards Man Yiu Street and go straight. When you meet Man Yiu Street, turn right, then turn left to Harbor View Street.