HONGKONG ISLAND

Central

ifc mall
Conveniently located above Hong Kong Station, ifc mall has a bright, modern design, where you can find a cinema complex, restaurants, local and international clothing chains along with shops selling beauty products, cosmetics, books, gifts and stationery.
Address : 8 Finance Street, Central
Website : http://www.ifc.com.hk/

The Landmark
Hong Kong's premier shopping mall, The Landmark is a four-storey arcade that offers department store, designer shops, exclusive brand names, jewellery and lifestyle stores.
Address : 12-16 Des Voeux Road Central, Central
Website : http://www.centralhk.com/

Prince's Building
This upscale shopping mall, with its impressive, contemporary design, contains a mix of designer shops, specialty stores, jewelers, tailors and other popular local retailers.
Address : 10 Chater Road, Central
Website : http://www.centralhk.com/ 

Sincere
Sincere offers high quality and sophisticated fashion, shoes and accessories geared towards the working professional. You can also find high-quality infant and children's wear, gifts, kitchenware, bathroom fittings and home appliances.
Address : 173 Des Voeux Road Central, Central
Website : http://www.sincere.com.hk

Li Yuen streets east and west
Sometimes called The Lanes, this pair of parallel streets in Central is a great place to find inexpensive ready-to-wear women's clothes, kids' wear and knickknacks.

How to get there : Central MTR Exit C

Chinese Arts and Crafts (HK) Ltd
Address : Asia Standard Tower, 59 Queen's Road Central, Central
Website : http://www.crcretail.com 

Yue Hwa Chinese Products Emporium Ltd
Address : Hip Shing Hong Centre, 55 Des Voeux Road, Central
Website : http://www.yuehwa.com 

Western District

Western Market in Sheung Wan is a handsomely renovated Edwardian building filled with Chinese handicraft stores and fabric shops. It is situated at the corner of Connaught Road and Morrison Street, Sheung Wan. The area to the west is famous for its small Chinese-style shops selling dried seafood and medicinal herbs.

Cat Street bazaar is best known for stalls and shops selling antiques, such as watches, old coins and stone carvings.

The area is also home to many interesting Chinese herbal medicine stores.
 

Western Market  known for SILKS & CARPETS
This restored early-20th-century building has numerous stalls selling everything from local handicrafts to vintage Swiss watches. Fabric buyers should definitely visit Cloth Alley on the first floor. A Chinese restaurant on the second floor serves dim sum, stays open after the market closes and often hosts dances.

How to get there : Sheung Wan MTR Exit B or C

Admiralty

Pacific Place
This spacious and handsome mall houses local-brand chain stores, upmarket boutiques, high-end department stores, a four-screen cinema and superb restaurants and cafés.
Address : 88 Queensway, Admiralty
Website : http://www.pacificplace.com.hk 

Queensway Plaza
Connected to Pacific Place via covered walkway, Queensway Plaza boasts boutiques, local-brand stores, cafés and optical and sporting goods shops.
Address : 93 Queensway, Admiralty

Wanchai

Wan Chai's streets are steeped in history and offer an amazing range of shopping. Along Queen's Road East you can find a number of excellent rattan and Chinese furniture shops which will happily arrange to have your purchases sent home.

Spring Garden Lane is a great place to pick up clothes at very competitive prices. The market stalls exclusively sell products originally meant for export, meaning quality and price are very competitive. It also connects to local wet and dry markets, and so offers a multicultural experience in the heart of Wan Chai. Spring Garden Lane is in between Queen's Road East and Johnston Road.

Chinese Arts and Crafts (HK) Ltd
Address : China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Road, Wan Chai
Website : http://www.crcretail.com

Causeway Bay

Causeway Bay is known locally as "Little Japan" because of the major Japanese department stores in the area.  Shops specializing in shoes, electrical appliances and fashion for young people are found in abundance. Taking a stroll through the many shopping malls, including Times Square, Caroline Centre, World Trade Centre, The Lee Gardens, Lee Theatre Plaza, Fashion Island and Island Beverley, reveals a strong focus on fashion and food. In Square, in Windsor House, is known for a wide range of computer products.

SOGO Causeway Bay
One of the largest Japanese department stores in Hong Kong, SOGO has floors devoted to different themes, such as men's wear, children's clothing, toys and souvenirs. The two basement levels include restaurants and a supermarket.
Address : 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay
Website : http://www.sogo.com.hk 

Times Square
One of the largest malls in Causeway Bay, Times Square has more than 230 shops offering an exciting range of products. It also offers a four-screen cinema, two basement levels and four floors of restaurants with a variety of international cuisines.
Address : 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay
Website : http://www.timessquare.com.hk 

World Trade Centre
This shopping centre contains six floors of shops, restaurants and fast-food establishments. The majority of the shops sell young, casual fashion, shoes or sportswear.
Address : 280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay
Website : http://www.wtcmore.com 

Tai Koo Shing

Tai Koo Shing in Quarry Bay houses one of Hong Kong's largest purpose-built shopping complexes, Cityplaza, where it's easy to spend an entire day exploring the many shops. Cityplaza is also very popular, offering an ice-skating rink and other entertainment facilities as well as an enormous range of retail shops and department stores. It is located directly above Tai Koo MTR Station

Ap Lei Chau

There are always bargains galore at Ap Lei Chau. The South Side area near Aberdeen is known primarily for its discount furniture and clothing warehouses. Horizon Plaza, located in Ap Lei Chau, has some furniture and clothing factory outlets.

Stanley known for Electronics & Computers

Stanley Street is known for its range and reasonably priced photographic equipment.  Stanley Market is the perfect place to buy something special for friends or relatives. The historic fishing lanes are jam-packed with vendors selling Chinese artwork, silk collectibles and curios.

Stanley Market
This famed market on the south side of Hong Kong Island is jam-packed with merchants selling Chinese artwork, curios, silk garments, sportswear, costume jewellery and souvenirs.

How to get there : Take bus 6, 6A, 6X, 66 or 260 from Exchange Square bus terminus (Hong Kong MTR Exit D); or Causeway Bay MTR Exit B, cross Hennessy Road, turn right, walk one block to Tang Lung Street and take green minibus 40.

KOWLOON

Tsimshatsui

Kowloon's numerous department stores and shopping centres, with their up-to-the-minute fashion items, are a pleasure to roam around. The factory outlets along Granville Road are a must for bargain shoppers.

The superb Harbour City is the area's largest and most famous shopping and entertainment complex, which includes Ocean Terminal, where visiting cruise liners berth. Further along, is Star House, where it's possible to pick up the most up-to-date computer equipment. The terminal buildings are connected to Kowloon Park by a pedestrian bridge.

Canton Road, opposite Harbour City, is the perfect place to pick up designer wear. Browse through some of the superb pieces from local and international designers.
A one-block stroll away, Nathan Road's famous "Golden Mile" bustles with shoppers day and night. It's renowned for its dazzling array of brightly-lit, neon-decorated shops, hotels, restaurants and nightspots that flank the wide thoroughfare.

DFS Galleria
This is the perfect place to find quality leather products, fragrances, cosmetics, watches, fine jewellery, fashion apparel and accessories, food and liquor. The discerning traveller can also find superb souvenirs such as tea and traditional Chinese arts and crafts, as well as fun apparel.
Address : Sun Plaza, 28 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Address : Chinachem Golden Plaza, 77 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui East
Website : http://www.dfsgalleria.com 

Harbour City
The largest shopping mall in Hong Kong, Harbour City has more than 700 shops and restaurants offering local and international brands, plus two cinemas and a food court.
Address : 3-27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Website : http://www.harbourcity.com.hk/ 

Miramar Shopping Centre
More than 100 shops are located on the six retail floors plus a 7th-level annexed podium in this shopping centre, including lifestyle stores, trendy brand-name stores, specialty shops, a cosmetics house, karaoke lounges, restaurants and a department store.
Address : 132-134 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Website : http://www.miramarshoppingcentre.com 

New World Centre
Six floors offer merchandise for hobbies and sports along with children's items, clothing, food and household goods. A good selection of jewellery, handbags, cosmetics and perfumes is available on the ground floor.
Address : 20 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Website : http://www.nwc.com.hk 

SOGO Tsim Sha Tsui
The store contains six main shopping areas featuring over 150 international and local brands selling casual and sports wear, shoes, handbags, accessories, beauty products and more. There's also a food court.
Address : 12 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Website : http://www.sogo.com.hk 

Yue Hwa Chinese Products Emporium Ltd
Address : 1 Kowloon Park Drive, Tsim Sha Tsui
Website : http://www.yuehwa.com 

Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal
If you're leaving by ferry to Mainland China, enjoy some last-minute shopping at China Hong Kong City. Located in the same complex as the ferry terminal, this shopping centre has more than 50 shops plus restaurants and travel services.
Address : 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Website : http://www.chkc.com.hk 

Yau Ma Tei

Yau Ma Tei offers a surprise at every turn. With neon lights illuminating the night sky, Yau Ma Tei's streets offer an assortment of jewellery and clothes shops. But Yau Ma Tei is more famous for its street markets. Take a stroll through the Temple Street Night Market, the Jade Market and discover the neighbourhood's charms.

Jade Market and Jade Street
The Jade Market at Kansu and Battery streets in Yau Ma Tei is a magnet for jade collectors from around the world. You can find everything from rare and valuable jade carvings to small, inexpensive trinkets. Jade is hightly prized in China as many believe it wards off evil spirits and protects travellers. Nearby is Jade Street, located on Canton Road between Kansu Street and Jordan Road. Jade and gemstone testing is available at the Jade Plaza. 

Jade Market
How to get there : Yau Ma Tei MTR Exit C and walk to Kansu Street

Jade Street
How to get there : Yau Ma Tei MTR Exit C, walk along Man Ming Lane, turn left into Shanghai Street, walk five blocks, turn right into Kansu Street to Battery Street, Canton Road is one block further.

Temple Street Night Market
More than just a market, Temple Street has a unique atmosphere that makes it a must-see attraction. Fortune tellers huddle by kerosene lamps next to local chess masters. Street singers perform Cantonese opera. Tables and chairs from stalls selling local delicacies overflow into this street that was named after a nearby temple honouring the goddess Tin Hau. And great bargains abound with an emphasis on items for men.  Temple Street is awash with rows of brightly lit stalls hawking an astonishing variety of clothing, pens, watches, CDs, cassettes, electronic gadgets, hardware and luggage. The busy food stalls offer a range of delicacies including fresh seafood and hotpot dishes to tempt your appetite. Fortune-tellers cluster at the Yau Ma Tei end of the street, and so do Chinese opera enthusiasts seeking kindred spirits for impromptu performances

How to get there : Jordan MTR Exit A, turn right into Jordan Road, then right into Temple Street

Mongkok

Mong Kok is most famous for the hustle and bustle of its theme streets and fascinating street markets. For the latest audio-visual, electronic and telecommunications products, head for Sai Yeung Choi Street South, which also hosts numerous cosmetics shops and boutiques. Shantung Street and Dundas Street are famous for their trendy malls selling the latest Japanese and Western fashions and accessories.

Round the corner on Tung Choi Street is the hugely popular Ladies' Market, where shoppers can find bargain-priced clothing, accessories and household knick-knacks. And it¡¦s not just for the ladies ¡V many stalls also sell items for men and children. Another street along is ¡¥Sportswear Street¡¦ on Fa Yuen Street, where you can find trendy sportswear and sports equipment. While in the neighbourhood, also check out the colourful Goldfish Market at the northern end of the street, and the nearby Flower Market and Yuen Po Street Bird Garden.

For a more modern experience, head across Nathan Road to Mong Kok's latest landmark, Langham Place, with its 600,000sq.ft. of air-conditioned retail space where shoppers can find everything from fashion labels to casual wear, from accessories to electronics.

Ladies' Market
The Ladies' Market is famous for its women's clothing and much, much more. It's a great place to pick up bargain-priced clothes for men and children, accessories, handbags, cosmetics, watches, small household items and toys. Even just walking through this open-air market is a memorable experience.

How to get there : Mong Kok MTR Exit E2, walk along Nelson Street for two blocks

Yuen Po Street Bird Garden
The Bird Garden is the favourite gathering place for Hong Kong's songbird owners. The market provides them with all manner of creature comforts, from intricately crafted cages to nutritious grasshoppers.

Flower Market
Hong Kong's Flower Market is a truly magical experience.
Admire in the colourful displays, the sweet scents and the exotic blossoms of many fortune-bringing houseplants

Goldfish Market
Ensure you have good luck throughout the years with a goldfish bowl from Hong Kong.
Aquariums are popular in Hong Kong because of their perceived luck-bringing quality when properly positioned in the home. Mong Kok's Goldfish Market is a favourite source of supply.

Hunghom

Take a stroll through Hong Kong's inland cruise ship. The Whampoa is "moored" on the site of a former dry dock. This 110-metre-long boat-shaped entertainment centre, containing cinemas, shops and clubs - the "Wonderful Worlds of Whampoa" - is the focal point of the adjacent, multi-towered HK$4 billion Whampoa Gardens housing development.

Hung Hom's Factory District
Made-for-export, ready-to-wear fashion lines and jewellery are sold in the factory outlets. More information can be found in the free leaflet, Factory Outlets for Locally Made Fashion and Jewellery, available from Hong Kong Tourism Board Visitor Information & Services Centres in Hong Kong.

Hung Hom Kowloon-Canton Railway Station

The Hung Hom KCR station is the terminus for rail travel into Mainland China, has a variety of stores. The Metropolis Mall is a shopping centre located beside the Hung Hom KCR Station.

Hung Hom KCR Station
Address : Hung Hom KCR Station


The Metropolis Mall
Address : 6 The Metropolis Drive, Hung Hom
Website : http://www.ckh.com.hk 

Sham Shui Po

Sham Shui Po is renowned for its electronic gadgets. In Sham Shui Po you'll be able to pick up virtually any computer products at a competitive price. Apliu Street, also in this area, is a market with an abundance of character. Focussed on nearly-new electronic goods, it's a good place to soak up the Hong Kong market experience and maybe even pick up a bargain. To go there, take Exit C2 from Sham Shui Po MTR Station.

Kowloon Tong

Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong is one of the newest shopping malls in Hong Kong. Check out its retail outlets offering everything from home furnishings to fashion, more than 25 restaurants, an ice-skating rink and an 11-screen multiplex cinema. It's right above the Kowloon Tong MTR Station.

NEW TERRITORIES

Tsing Yi

Maritime Square in Tsing Yi is a fascinating combination of Hong Kong old and new. The Square features more than 200 shops, themed restaurants and a cinema. Its proximity to Hong Kong International Airport makes it a great stop-off for transit passengers.

SkyPlaza - Hong Kong International Airport

Get to the airport early and take advantage of TWO great shopping complexes - SkyPlaza, with facilities mostly in the non-restricted area of Terminal 2, and SkyMart in Terminal 1.

SkyPlaza has 35,000m2 of diverse retail, dining and entertainment facilities, including a 4D cinema, Asia Hollywood and i-Sports centre.

Hong Kong SkyPlaza
Address : Terminal 2, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau Island
Website : http://www.skyplaza.hkairport.com 

SkyMart has all the high-end brand-name stores and Hong Kong specialties that make for the perfect final splurge before boarding your flight.

Hong Kong SkyMart
Address : Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau Island
Website : http://www.skymart.hkairport.com 

Citygate Outlets - Tung Chung

Citygate Outlets is the first and only outlet mall in Hong Kong that is only a short taxi ride away from the airport. Featuring over 50 international brand names offering year-round 30%-70% discount and completed with a 6-screen cinema, various food & beverage outlets and a 440-room Novotel Citygate Hong Kong, Citygate Outlets offers you a pleasurable shopping experience.