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Hong Kong Kowloon Shopping

Shopping in Kowloon - Kowloon is the most luxuriant area in Hong Kong. The shopping malls, plaza, markets in Kowloon are mainly located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Cheung Sha Wan Road, Aplui Street, Harbor City, Elements, Festival Walk, Sham Shui Po, Temple Street Market, Jade Market, Ladies' Market and Fa Yuen Street Market, and Mong Kok.

Shopping in Kowloon

Tsim Sha Tsui

Tsim Sha Tsui is a prosperous high-ranking shopping and entertainment area, with the famous Harbor City being the biggest mall in Hong Kong.

The Park Lane Shopper's Boulevard of 200 meters is the most favorite shopping place for women where you are able to buy the fashion clothes at medium price;

The modern Ming Chueng Shop is on the basement and it contains not only clothes at medium price like G2000, U2, Color 18, esprit but elegant brands like Episode, Jessica, Crocodile;

Canton Road and Beijing Road are the places for lots of chain stores of various famous brands;

Granville Road is for cosmetics and exported fashion clothes.

Cheung Sha Wan Road Fashion Street

This is the best place in town to buy groovy threads at wholesale price, and most of the shops are located between Wong Chuk Street and Yen Chow Street. The clothes are generally extras from clothes factories in and around Sham Shui Po – also with a few rejects to choose from. A lot of the dealers running the shops are genuinely knowledgeable about what they're doing so you're in good hands and will be able to get some excellent deals and bargains.

Aplui Street

Aplui Street is one of the best electronics and accessories fields in Hong Kong, selling a wide variety of products at reasonable prices and allowing shoppers to trade secondhand goods. The Hong Kong Government promotes Apliu Street as Hong Kong's answer to Japan's Akihabara.

Harbor City

Harbor City is one of the most famous shopping centers in Hong Kong, a truly well-stocked shopping mall with hundreds of outlets (over 700 shops alone), an incredible 50 restaurants, CTM, and just everything on the earth.

Location: Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Opening Hours: 10:00 – 21:00
Transportation: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A1 and walking along Haiphong Road for five minutes, or taking Star Ferry from Central or Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui

Elements

Elements is MTRC's flagship designer shopping mall, conveniently located at the MTR Kowloon Station which is surrounded by brand-name shops. The shopping mall features prestigious brands and premium quality products from around the world, including world-renowned brands that are making their debuts in Hong Kong.

Festival Walk

Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong is one of the most popular and frequented shopping malls in town. Bathed in natural light, there are countless retail outlets offering everything from home furnishings to fashion in this one million square feet complex. In addition to fabulous shopping you'll find many restaurants and bars, Hong Kong's largest ice-skating rink and a multiplex cinema. It's conveniently located right above the Kowloon Tong MTR Station.

Sham Shui Po

It was once infamous for pirated software, but, presently, is considered as one of the cheapest places in Hong Kong to get a personal computer and the golden IT shopping center. Tourists can be able to pick up virtually any computer product at a price that beats anywhere else even in the world.

Temple Street Market

It is one of the liveliest night markets in Kowloon and is the palce to go for cheap clothes, delicious street food, watches, pirated CDs and DVDs, fake label clothing, sports and everyday footwear, cooking ware and household items. This is definitely the place to bargain, and there are lots of fortune-tellers walking around the market.

Jade Market

Souvenir hunters will love the Jade Market. There are up to about 500 stalls here vending items from the Jade that gives the market its name, to lots of Hong Kong souvenirs ranging from the tacky to the genuinely interesting. There is an easy-going atmosphere here with friendly stallholders but always remember to bargain with a smile!

Ladies'Market and Fa Yuen Street Market

Ladies'Market is a veritable explosion of clothing and accessories, shoes and bags, which is extremely popular and things get a little crowded here, because the vendors always use hooked poles to dislodge higher-placed items for sale and the path that runs down the center of the market is barely wide enough to cater for one person.

Fa Yuen Street Market is a typical Hong Kong style market with fresh food and lots of knick-knacks, smaller than the Ladies'Market.

Mong Kok

At present, Hong Kong's another crowded area is Mong Kok which is always fresh and energetic because most small malls and streets aim at the young generation. In the area, electrical appliances are sold on Sai Yeung Choi Street South and golden ornaments on Nathan Road.What's more, Mong Kok has many featured streets like Sport Shoes Street (Garden Street), Women's Street?Tung Choi Street?, Golden Fish Street?Tung Choi Street?, Flower's Fair and Bird's Garden.

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