Easy one-stop grocery store near the Sang Yin Pun MTR station. I stopped in to grab some snacks…read more(chips and chocolates) and found the pricing and selection to be great. There are typical specials like buy 2-get a certain percentage off for chips which was about $15HKD for 2 bags and a wide array of Asian snacks. There is also a limited selection of fruits and vegetables, canned foods, soft drinks, beer/liquor (wine and soju), ramen and basic toiletries! There was only one cashier working at the time I went, which caused a line to form, but overall it was a no hassle experience and provided exactly I what I needed at very affordable prices. I would frequent this shop for everyday items if I lived in the neighborhood.

This review is NOT for the specific CitySuper location / store..It's rather to CitySuper Corporate…read more I was contacted via a call from supposedly CS @CitySuper to conduct a focus group / survey. Call was received after 2pm on a Friday, but I was in a meeting and couldn't return a call until later in the day, but unfortunately their office was closed (after 5pm). So I returned them a call first thing the following Monday. Well was told my spot was given to another person. This is the way CitySuper does it's business, treating customers like consumerables. Absolutely rubbish! Poorly Managed. Never ever happened when we were living in another country where Customer Service was a priority...Here, forget it..it's all about TIME AND $$$$. Totally lost interests and trust on this garbage. Management sux

Be vigilant if you decide to place an online order with citysuper. In our case, over a third of our…read moreitems did not turn up - there was no prior notice and the missing items were only refunded when we queried. Appalling customer service.

We took the "Ding Ding" tram from Wan Chai over to Causeway Bay and spent some time wandering…read morearound SOGO. I used to live in Hong Kong many years ago and came here all the time, so it was super nostalgic. For anyone who hasn't been, it's a massive Japanese department store with 19 floors of pretty much everything you could ever look for. They actually finished a huge renovation back in 2016, but we missed it on our last trip, so it was really cool to see it now. Pro tip: definitely head down to the basement. The Japanese food court and supermarket down there are amazing for grabbing a quick bite or some snacks. Definitely check it out if you're in Causeway Bay!

This is definitely a must come see mall when you come to Hong Kong. There are so many floors of…read morestores to look through and food court to go and find some yummy eats. If you love to shop and eat at a food court this is the place to check out!

Great selection of fruits and vegetables. Very easy to find as they have many locations. I couldn't…read morebuy a knife to cut my fruit...but the employee ran around the store like a fire drill. Only place I've found Sugas (IMO: better tasting Starburst) which were discontinued in the US and actually very hard to find here too! None in 7-11 or Circle K!

Just like all of the many Wellcome locations across HK. Helpful staff, variety of groceries, and…read moregood location. Very busy area bnearby McDonalds, cha chaan teng, and a great $12HKD egg waffle place just up the street.

1) are you an American? 2) are you experiencing a Whole…read moreFoods grocery store withdrawal? 3) are you not insulted or put off by maybe a gourmet yogurt costing $50HKD or a fresh bright orange bell pepper that might set you back $30HKD? 4) is enjoying the finer, unique foods of the world your cup of tea? If you answered YES to 3 of 4 of the questions above, City Super is your grocery store. My only challenge is that between MTR or ding ding, shlepping your gourmet haul home can be a work out in and of itself. Taxi or personal car would be easiest. I wish this was in a better location in general to my Sheung Wan life.

When I lived in Hong Kong, this was my go-to place for lunch and groceries. Amazing as it seems but…read morethe Canton region of China is still the true culinary capital of the world and City Super brings so much of it into a food court easy-to-access environment. But I want to hit special notice here for the SUSHI. I have been everywhere around the world for Sushi -- from the Jiro-style douchebags who charge you for breathing their air to the fake Korean and Chinese run spots in Toronto and LA, to the old school Sushi-Ya in Japan where it's about the personality and experience, in addition to the rice / fish / booze...Been to them all. And this place...with a young Chinese chef is still the best, freshest fish and best prepared rice that I have had anywhere, equalling and surpassing Tsukiji. Now it's true, the selection is limited but how amazing is it that this young chef can - for 7 DOLLARS - equal the best Omakase in LA, NYC and Tokyo. Well, simple--what most of you are paying for is BRANDING. Not food. Not skill. Not quality. Brand. And I don't give a crap about the "brand" of Nozawa or Nobu or other asses that purport to represent Japan but pander to the lowest common denominator. Our Sushi man at City Super is adhering to 1000 of years of Chinese and Japanese culinary tradition, know how and exceeding where others have failed. The fact that I could spend 45 dollars for 2 orders of the same food in the west and receive cat food is the great shame of Western Civilization and it's decline. It's why China specifically and Asia in general is the future. It's why the US is owned by China and will continue to be. Try this place. Enjoy the amazing food ALL over City Super and have some incredible Sushi. in 9 years, they have not changed. Still incredible. Still polite and still setting the standard for the world to match.

Very conveniently located chemist (drug store) just on the other side of Nathan Road, between the…read moreTST ferry terminal and the Sheraton hotel. On a recent trip to HK, I discovered that I'd caught a cold and forgotten my deodorant, and the Sheraton's concierge directed me here straightaway. It's a narrow storefront but quite deep, so don't be discouraged. They had everything I needed, spoke perfect English, and had me back out the door in minutes. If you're a business traveler or working nearby, this Watson's outpost is sure to have everything that you need to get you back to health or make you presentable.

Shopping in Hong Kong…read more.. Need any health care products or cosmetics? Bonjour may be your answer. Bonjour seems like a Walgreens or CVS. We were walking past when I saw cute hand sanitizers... Cony (the white bunny) and Brown (the bear) from LINE FRIENDS. I HAD TO get them. This brightly lit shop is cozy with narrow aisles. It's just a convenient place to get some shampoo or bandaids. Service was alright. If I were working here, I would be perturbed by customers who don't have their wallet ready or those who complain about prices... lol! Yes, these people ahead of me in line make the payment process slower. Remember to bring your own package or just drop your purchases in your tote bag! There's so much more to see and do in Hong Kong!

There are all sorts of stores inside train stations in Hong Kong. Drugstores being one store in…read moreabundance in them. Makes sense given the on the go lifestyle in HK. Mannings is one of the two biggest drugstore chains in Hong Kong. Watsons being the other. This Mannings is located inside the Hong Kong Station complex. It is not a very big location. More of a convenience store size drugstore. Was looking for some Claritin for my allergies. If you are a foreign visitor, you won't see many of the OTC drug brands that you will find in your home country. As such, Claritin does not exist in HK so I had to look for the generic name on the package to find the HK equivalent brand which is NT-Alergi BTW. Fortunately, it was not as difficult to find as they do have products organized by ailment. This Mannings is alright. It is not a big store, but you should be able to find what you need for any immediate needs that you might have while travelling on MTR or Airport Express.

Regular pharmacy…read more Bottled water, gum and all sorts of Chinese medicine and western médecine. It's a good stop if you need aspirines.