This is the largest MUJI flagship store in Hong Kong. I'm already a big fan of MUJI and this store…read morehas the broadest assortment of MUJI articles. This store is inside the Lee Theatre shopping centre in the bustling centre of Causeway Bay. This MUJI store is big and the fun part is: it also has a MUJI café. There are several MUJI stores in Hong Kong, but I like this one the best, also because there's a MUJI café here.

Always like Mujis travel bottles in 100ml size. Good quality over the rest. Muji Cafe on the other…read morehand is Remarkably over priced close to a fine dining restaurant yet it's not. I had a dessert sampler with coffee and it was 100HKDs or about $13 US Good but very small and I mean Small bits sizes desserts. Lesson learned

Log On is kind of like a mini superstore - it sells everything from shampoo to stationery to bags…read more Its items are mostly imports from places like Japan, Korea and USA, so prices at Log On are towards the high end. There are some things available at Log On that I've never found anywhere else in HK though, so if you're looking for something that no other place seems to sell, try Log On! One of my favorite things about Log On is that it's very organized - I never really have a hard time looking for anything because the store is very well laid out. The staff are quite helpful as well; there have been a few times when something I want is not available at the moment, and the staff will offer to help me call up other Log Ons to see if it's in stock there, and if so they would transfer it here. That's quite helpful because for example, if what I want is only in stock at the Log On all the way at Tuen Mun, I don't have to travel all the way there for it. Log On is also a great place to buy gifts for friends. In the past, I've bought things like photo frames and backpacks for people as birthday presents. Because they sell a lot of quirky novelty things at Log On, it's wonderful for last minute gift shopping! I will warn though that there are many things at Log On that you can buy much cheaper elsewhere. For example, avoid buying stationery like pens or folders there. You can get the same things for MUCH cheaper at regular stationery shops!

I am a sucker for stationery and beauty knick knacks. Long after I finished school I still love to…read moresnoop through stationery stores looking for the latest writing instruments. My favorite pens are Japanese pens and often find that mainstream bookstores don't keep up enough with the trends. So I like to go to Log-On to get my fix of cheap thrills. The section is brightly lit, with rows and rows of high quality stationery and cosmetics imported around the world, with the newest items placed in the center of the space. Bottomline: the myriad of Japanese pens!!

All you need to know about Aeon is their Supermarket - Food Hall!…read more You will find groceries imported from all the prefectures of Japan. Everything under one roof! That's how awesome it is! Aside from Japanese items, you can also shop all the produces from around the World! How about some D24 durian?! They even have LIVE Australian Lobsters available. Mind Blown! You might not able to find some special European import truffle or balsamic oil but I am just happy to shop here everyday! The other floor has more household products which I found them A-OK but did not wow me. For more selection, I suggest going to CSB or other bigger shopping centres. The new Japanese skin care selection on the 2nd floor though quite promising!

An extensive supermarket, and pretty much anything else you could be looking for from TVs to…read morechopsticks, slow cookers to gold jewlrey or suitcases to pillows - this place probably has it and trading cards to spare. Probably best avoided on special 'festival' days (special shopping days for cardholders), but hard to know what those are until you rock up - and then can't move without jostling someone! The crush usually isn't so bad on the upper floors, ie away from the actual supermarket, so if you do get caught - my advice is 'in, up, out' as quickly as feasible.

As someone who rarely hangs out at malls or shopping centres, this place was cool. It houses Marks…read moreand Spencers (hence my visit), several name brand stores and ... AN INDOOR ICE SKATING RINK. Reminded me a bit of Dubai - skating (skiing) indoors. Spotlessly clean, immaculate restrooms with touchless doors and features throughout, and some delectable bakeries. As shopping centres go, I would rate this a 4/4.5.

Far from where I was starting , but a fun place to shop, for sure. Not every store is fascinating,…read morebut the shopping here has that Japanese place. think Mo's burger also close by Basement eating food court

誠品生活 Eslite Spectrum is so much fun to browse…read more Love their books collections! Taiwanese publishers has so many good diversify topics both fiction and non fiction. Make sure you check out their cooking. bartender and barista collections, concise instructions with beautiful photo illustrations! There are also smaller counters that specializes in imported lifestyle items from Taiwan: cookware, aromatherapy, healthcare, pop fashion, travel and more! This is probably one of the best lifestyle shop inside Cityplaza.

I come back again on a normal weekday. There isn't as much people anymore and the shop feels much…read moremore spacious. I find it more familiar as a book store finally. I hope that the regular reading habit can be promoted in Hong Kong through these kind of stylish bookstores. People are attracted to visit these stores for their style and product diversity then encouraged to pick up some books to read. Reading is actually quite a good pass time when you needed some private space to release yourself from pressure. When reading, all you need to do is to concentrate on the content of the book, drawing out the novel scenes in your mind, nothing else. Pretty soothing right? I can feel that the concept of this store is quite different from its branch in Causaway Bay, perhaps more focusing on people's life (since it is located in a residential area), the shop is introducing more lifestyle specialty counters. Counters include: Taiwanese Bubble tea store, organic skincare, designer culinary, coffee shop and so on. Great place to check out if you are hanging around the Cityplaze in Taikoo!

Love this Muji store at New Town Plaza in Shatin. It is in Phase 3, where you can find lots of…read moreretailers alongside this storefront in the lower level. The store layout is easy to explore starting with the food and beverage section upfront. Next, there is women's fashion and men's fashion, followed by beauty and home supplies. The area is well maintained and clutter-free despite volumes of visitors on the daily. The styles are very Japan-esque and the clothes are very comfy and quality. The stationary section is super well stocked and prices are very reasonable too. I always look forward to visiting this store to stock up on supplies and to find new items to take home. The cashier is extremely efficient and the long lines move fast. Paying with Octopus, Alipay, or credit can earn you points on The Point app, but cash is also welcome.

Like many others, I am a fan of Muji... except for their stringent return policy. Be sure that you…read moretotally love the product and it's a good fit before you head to the register. Compare to other Muji locations in Hong Kong, this one is not as big, though it still is a big store. If simple, earth tone, cotton and linen is your style, you'll enjoy shopping here. Their price is not cheap, but neither is their product. You can shop here rest assured that the product is high quality and well made, not something that may look good but break apart soon.

Outlet mall located about 10 minutes from the airport and perfect for shopping before or after your…read moreflight. Citygate Outlets has a little bit of everything. From high-end brands like Burberry to Nike, along with many local and international stores offering big discounts. As a visitor and first-timer, the mall was a little confusing to navigate at first, but it's very convenient since it's directly connected to the Tung Chung station. There are also restaurants and additional shops outside of the mall area, which gives the area a lively atmosphere. Both the Novotel Citygate Hong Kong and The Silveri Hong Kong hotels are attached, making it super convenient for travelers. One thing about Hong Kong, there are lots of shopping malls. This one I wasn't too impressed with.

Located just 10 minutes away from the Hong Kong Airport, this mall has several clothing, souvenirs…read moreand electronics stores. There's also a movie theater and a myriad of restaurants offering authentic food. I came across this place called Lian Vietnamese and Thai cuisine. I ordered the Tofu and mushroom salad, Thai Chicken skewers, Thai Wings and a strawberry and guava smoothie. The food had amazing flavor and was delicious. Of the dishes the Tofu salad was the best. The Tofu was seasoned and cooked perfectly as were the mushrooms. The portions were large enough and priced accordingly. It's definitely a place I'd recommend when visiting Hong Kong if you're looking to kill a little time before your flight.

This was a fun store that we found out there are like six of in downtown Hong Kong. We walked past…read moreas we are generally not interested in mass produced clothing, but when we saw the shirts with camo pattern bears riding bikes, we were hooked! The appropriately termed B.O.B or Bears On Bikes got us looking and eventually buying shirts for everybody in the family. Truthfully, it had been a long time since I had been in a store like this. It reminded me of a sort of step down from a J. Crew. Straight up, most of my stuff is purchased online or at a non-mall type shop, so it was actually a bit out of my zone. Nonetheless, we walked out of there with 5 matching shirt that we ended up wearing on the plane a few days later. Bear on bike has worked itself into my rotation, and ultimately we were happy to have ended up at the spot. If you walk by it, it is probably worth going into!

Good shopping, the wife can't come to Hong Kong without stopping by here. Lots of young, trendy…read morestyle. Service is good. Be careful going to the stairs as they can be slippery.