I order the flower for memorial servies. Because I was not live in Hong Kong They did all their…read morebest to help me. They did a great job the flower so fresh and beautiful and deliver them on times .Anyone who live other side Hong kong need order some beautiful flower I highly recommend them

Our apartment was in need of some greenery, and to fill in that void we decided to get a bamboo…read moreplant. It's easy to get bamboo plants at the market, but what about the vase? The Yelp app came to the rescue by suggesting we visit Greenfingers. On a Saturday afternoon, the place was buzzing with customers, both local and expat. They offer a ton of services here; everything from basic flower arrangements to landscaping, office decor, and weddings. In-store, you can also get small potted plants (like succulents) along with beautiful orchids. They have a good range of pots and vases, and we were easily able to find a medium sized, cylindrical fiberglass vase for the bamboo shoots we were looking to get. Pricing for the one we wanted was surprisingly affordable at $180! Afterwards, we took a quick walk to Graham Street, found a flower stall, and got our bamboo plants (8 of them for good Feng Shui!) I now finish writing this review admiring our beautiful new plant in our common area!

This lovely flower shop is located in Queen's Road East, where there are many other similar stores…read more I was looking for a small cactus plants for my studio, to add a little bit of green to the whitish decoration. I'm not a good plants carer. It's not that I don't care for them, but they tend to last very short when I'm in charge of them...so a cactus was a good idea. The shop is relatively big - and they have a ton of different plants and flowers in there. As I'm pretty illiterate when it comes to flora, I asked one of the girls at the shop for help. She showed me every cactus they had. Some of them came with a really really cute pot, but they were bigger than I wanted (and more expensive!). Instead I looked around the shop for inspiration. I loved how they've got the shop arranged, with a big space in the middle where smaller plants and pots are displayed. Some of the ones that need a cold atmosphere are kept in a kind of fridge. Besides flowers of many kinds (I can't recall most of them), they also sell orchids in different sizes, the cheapest coming at 380HKD. While I was there I noticed they had a corner full of baskets, possibly for Mid-Autumn festival, and they looked great. Most of them were carrying a ton of fruit and a box with moon cakes. Cheapest one was around 600HKD, and that included an assortment of fruits but no moon cakes so if you want a proper one, you'll be paying around 150HKD more. Prices are around the average of shops I've seen in Wan Chai, but their presentation is much better as they use the Mid-Autumn festival theme in most of their baskets. If I finally decide to buy a basket (today) this will be the place.

One of the few shops in Sham Shui Po that I know (granted, that does limit the sample size), that…read morespecialise in 'craft' as opposed to wholesale designer supplies. Here you can find ribbons, trimmings and embellishments, but also gift boxes and embroidery hoops. Cross stich patterns and fake flowers. I walked out with almost 200 yards of ribbon for a little (a very little) over HKD50 - bargain! Like all shops in SSP, Tak Cheung Co obviously understands the value of a good business card - you WILL need help to find the same store twice. But theirs is one of the most helpful I've collected on many visits to the area. In fact, it's the one I present to taxi drivers whenever I go to SSP, just so I know where I am when I start and can orientate myself for the rest of the expedition, kind of. Of course one then has to pop in to the store to see what's on offer ... It would be rude not to.

I was just walking by and popped in when I saw all the china inside. I needed some small soy sauce…read morebowls and this reminded me that I kept meaning to find some and buy them. This place is like wholesale for plates, cups, saucers, dishes, glasses, utensils, etc. Mostly basic styles in porcelain and plastic, they have a wide variety in basic colors, styles of everything you might need when it comes to a table setting. They also have stuff for the home (ie cleaning products, plastic storage boxes, stackable tubs, etc). There are two floors of product, stacked floor to ceiling everywhere you look

After settling into our new home we needed to fill it with everyday items. We were prepared to…read morespend most of the day going to two or three different markets. We found this place and we basically got everything we needed and saved us a whole bunch of time. It's basically if you crammed the houseware and kitcheware department into one store and then threw in assorted bric a brac in there as well (a bunch of ceramic mugs from and then a key making station?) However, the good thing about it is that you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much of your list you can cross off here and for a pretty cheap. They offer free delivery for purchases over 1000 but even with the all the stuff we bought it came to maybe about half that. Worth a look if you're ever in the need for a shower curtain, fondue set, back scratcher. You know, basics.

I can't say my experience with garden and flower-type shops to be very in depth, but that doesn't…read moremean I can't tell the difference between a wilted rose and a healthy one! I walked into Woodsy Garden with the goal of finding my dear mother a plant for her already plant-filled flat. I'm not talking about a little pot plant, I'm talking five feet talk mini tree plants. It adds a certain charm to the home that I've very much come accustomed to. The thing I like about this store was that it isn't just a flower store, it offers a whole range of goods and the lady in charge is more than happy to take you for a tour. Seriously, I didn't even ask, she just popped up out of one of the plants with a beaming smile and began describing the life span and origin of each of her products. In the end I had to cut her short and just as for the biggest, cheapest thing she had. She pointed out a few thing, all suitable in size just not for anything else. For example a spherical cactus the size of two big watermelons, not so good for the rampaging cats I'd assume. There was a lovely pair of purple orchids for a decent price but for the same reason as the cactus I doubt they would have lasted long. In the end I left Woodsy Garden with a small fern that would take up some important room on the dinner table, no doubt. I thanked the kind lady, paid and left. All said and done I'd return to the store, mainly because I don't know any other flower shops and because I know the range of products she sells. The only thing that seemed strange to me was that she knew almost too much about the plants. I made me think, does this fern really come from Holland or did she just tell me that so I'd buy it? Anyway, it's green, sort of pretty, and my mum likes it.

I had heard about 'bead street" and really wanted to take a look. I'm so happy to have stumbled…read moreupon this place! This is like a candy store for bead lovers! The space is large with a huge variety of beads, and the prices are really reasonable. The store owner was super nice. I have a picture of their sign that says "Tao Yuan" fashion beads, but on their instagram page they call themselves "Tao Yuen", and their Instagram handle is _toyuenbeads. Maybe a misprint on the sign? They have pre-packaged beads, or you can select your own by using one of the empty baskets (be prepared to give yourself plenty of time to peruse!!) Please support this small owner!