Organic - Tick!…read more Freshness - Tick!! Variety - Tick!!! Apart from ticking most boxes...Yup this lil juicery really packs a lot of punch...from the great juice blends which are great if you just want to grab and go...to the salad bar for a little more...to their shelves filled with organic, raw, grain/gluten free options - whatever lifestyle you're fueling for they've got something for you. Personally - I am a fan of their food range as most of it is Paleo friendly. Grain free, sugar free, crap/chemical free, certified organic, raw and tasty!!! A place we've incorporated into our weekly shopping run to hunt and gather quality ingredients to fuel up on! Even the staff are knowledgable and helpful!! It's so worth it we travel from Kowloon side weekly just to rummage through their goodies :)

One of the owners went to school in Cal and the other is an effervescent man who used to work as a…read moretrader on both MS on Wall St and in GS Hongkong. One of the first to bring the organic cold-pressed juice concept to Singapore, his intention was to make available healthy meal replacements and juice detox programs to the common man on the street. He has extended this quest to Hong kong now. Arguable the most affordable of its kind in the market, Catch's cold-pressed juice is available for purchase by walk-in at the Wellington street retail outlet or online at www.catchjuicery.com (where prompt delivery is always guaranteed) They also offer a new lineup of organic and fresh fruits and vegetables for delivery! Try them !!

If you're on one of those western diets like paleo, raw, or vegan, you surprisingly have choices…read morehere in Central HK. Nood Food is one of them. I have yet to try the food, but one afternoon I had a sudden craving for a smoothie and Yelp led me here. After considering the various smoothie options (a plus in my book!) I ended up with the Berry Pump. Since it uses ingredients like almond milk and coconut, it's definitely more nutty than fruity but I enjoyed it nonetheless. What's nice is that they have stickers they put on every cup that has all ingredients listed along with nutritional information if you're counting calories. If you choose to sit towards the back (as opposed to the front bar area where you can people-watch the escalators) you might want try their complimentary "structured living water", which is apparently not just any water. I've honestly never heard of this concept and in my mind I read it as "strange voodoo water" but to each his own!

They have two locations or more here in Hong Kong, two that I've been to…read more This is the place to come to, if you're looking for hearty vegetables or sides to satiate your cravings. And they're really tasty. Summers mean you can pick up all the cold sides, if you wish. But for those cold days, you've also got some warm ones. Even their small size is big enough for me. You get to pick four, if you're not picking up a protein / meat, which is the case for me. More photos and details on my blogs. Links also in profile. thevegetarianvoyager[dot]wordpress[dot]com nycbonviveur[dot]wordpress[dot]com

So I am certain in the field of Health Food stores in Hong Kong, Nature's Village is somewhere in…read morethe middle of the pack. Over the years, I have purchased vitamins and Mary's Gone Crackers from this store. The staff is friendly and for their small space, they seem to have lots of stuff. Prices are not discounted, but they do have a Reward Card program that is a little perk I suppose They are really conveniently located smack in the middle of Central, which is their best asset. They had an outside remodel to the front of their store at some point in 2017. Store is always well organized and clean.

I've bought some products here before, but I am astounded at the pricing logic. For example, the…read moreQuantum lysine lip balm is 180 HKD, over 20 USD for a 7 g tube of lip balm that costs about 47 HKD on the Quantum website. Who is setting such wild prices on products? Paying a premium is expected in some cases, but within reasonable limits. Don't plan to set foot here again nor recommend it. It's a rip off.

Fantastic organic grocery store in Central. It's where I get most of my organic goods aside from…read morefresh veg. They've got almost everything I could want, from cereals to sweets to frozen dinners, bread, vitamins, supplements, and bath, body care products. There's even a rewards card program you can join if you're a frequent shopper. And those rewards add up fast! Sort of don't want to share this tip, but I will for lovely Yelpers! Here it is: if you come at the end of the evening, they often have some excellent markdowns on the shelves and in a tote by the counter. As in lactose free soy yogurt pots that were $56 for $16, or granola bars that were $25 for $14. I once bought a bag of organic basmati rice that was a few days from expiring (but it's rice for flake's sake!) for 1/5th the original price. I'm in the store almost once a week so maybe we'll see each other!

Damn, I'm happy/sad that this place opened at this location, cuz I can foresee spending way too…read moremuch frickin' money here on a regular basis. Just Green has a few other locations throughout Hong Kong, but this newer location in Central opened just 2 weeks ago. They have everything you'd want from a natural/organic market, except for fresh fruits/vegetables (although they do stock fresh kale from Green Vitamin). I love that they stock pretty much the full gamut of Green Vitamin's products (See www.greenvitamin.hk), which is the main selling point for me. That, and the wide range of flavors of Happy Cow ice cream, which they even sell in mini-cup size! (For those who don't know, Happy Cow is made with coconut sugar instead of cane sugar and therefore has a lower glycemic index, but is just as tasty.) The location is a bit tricky to find (it's on the first floor above Christian Louboutin on Wyndham Street), but once you've found it, you'll be glad that you did (although your pocketbook may not be as happy).

This supermarket is pretty good. It's not huge but relatively big by Hong Kong supermarket…read morestandard. Besides the basics, it has aquariums in its seafood dept, and there is a sushi counter, a Chinese BBQ counter and a section for cooked food, so if you just want to get some takeaway for a easy meal while you shop, you can do so. A decent selection of wine and beer as well. Service is good and there is free parking available, as well as free delivery, if you spend over a certain amount.

Delicious buns for breakfast and good deals on refrigerated drinks most of the time. However, big…read moreissues on some employees' attitude, especially one woman at the check-out (manager maybe?) bullying me outloud in front of the customers at each of my visits about my perfume or makeup! Jealousy or deep frustration, I assume that this person lacks of professionalism. Warning: management deletes bad reviews on Google!!!

Organic 21 is one part restaurant and second part small organic grocery store. I write this review…read moreon popping into the small grocery part. The restaurant is on the corner of Aberdeen and Staunton and the grocery is one store front down Staunton. When I say small, I really mean tinny tinny tiny. But small on space, kind on service. The shop manager or owner was very welcoming and kind. She was quick to point out all the fresh herbs just pulled from the ground and stored for sale in their frig up front. She seemed pretty excited about her store and was grateful for my visit. They sell the Mary's Gone Crackers brand that I love and also sell a vegan protein shake that is a single serving and not sold cold (which is something I was seeking, so I could haul to the gym and pump into me after a workout with no refrigeration necessary). They have a good variety considering their small space. It works for a local person in the area like myself. If organic and healthy is your mantra and you live in Sheung Wan or Soho, this might be your spot. Located just above PMQ. I look forward to popping into the restaurant for a bite soon.

If you want to try tons of future of food products or have a great healthy and delicious meal while…read morealso doing good for the world and environment you have to check this Green Common out! They have a huge menu of options that will appeal to all types of eaters as well as a large grocery store where you can pick up tons of goodies to go home and cook them up yourself. I cam here specifically on a mission to try the Just Scramble, a product that we can't get in North America yet. It's a plant based "egg" and it did not disappoint. I've tried VeganEgg and other vegan egg products but they've all been terrible, but this was definitely passable. The egg was delicious and I liked how it was incorporated with some Beyond Meat crumble which made it that much better. It was hard to taste the egg alone since it was very seasoned but it was delicious nevertheless. I also tried the bao buns which were good, but not as good as the scramble. I thought the bun was a bit dry but the filling was meaty and definitely fulfilled my craving for meat. On the way out I picked up some vegan gummies and treats (from Europe I believe) and they were amazing. Slightly sad that a lot of the items in the store come from so far away but I think if the trend catches on this issue should be fixed. I enjoyed my experience dining and shopping at Green Common and left feeling satisfied mentally and tummy-wise.

I love Green Common and was so happy to see the big sign in QRE Plaza. It is located in a great…read morespot. The food was a little salty but delicious. I am vegetarian so was tempted to buy up all the cool vegetarian snacks, food, and meals. The only reason for not 5 star was when I was trying to order my food at the counter there was a worker who was finishing her shift and was buying some products. The two other people behind the counter kind of ignored me and was not very warmly to take my order. I feel like a bowl of noodles (with an upgrade) and added drink for 103 was not too bad.

This small shop sells all manner of organic, gluten free, and other healthy ingredients and…read morehealthcare items. They also have a good selection of spices. If you are looking for items similar to Whole Foods in the US, this shop is worth checking out. There is a rack of herbal supplements as well as healthy eating cookbooks. They also have a membership program which can get you discounts.