Boom. Google Hong Kong. :)…read more Super swanky and convenient location in Hong Kong's Causeway Bay Times Square.

RECYCLING STATION!!!! Yay! Well organized, clean, good hours. Can also drop off after hours!read more

If you want a decent practice room for your band, try Camel Music Store!…read moreThe best practice rooms, are the "Medium" Room, "Large" Room, and (for a group of 2-3 people) "Small" Room. The Medium Room and Small Room have these cool purple and blue lights that will create the perfect ambiance for your emotional songs. The rooms are not expensive either! Per hour, Medium Room is $100, Large is $120, and Small is $70. Before 6:00 pm, they are even cheaper.

very good computer store, many things to sell. computer fix and memory stick and external harddisk,…read morerouters and also they sell many cables.

One of the interesting difference between Hong Kong and the States or other western countries is…read morehow we deal with our household situations. In the States, you have everything in Home Depot, which is probably far away from down town and next to a highway. Big arse shop where you can practically get anything there. In Hong Kong, we have all these local shops in each neighborhood. There was one when I lived in North Point, and there was one in Wanchai. Here comes the one in the Mid-Levels. Yeah you wonder, how the hell they can sell you everything you need, with the size of the shop only 1/100th of Home Depot. Yeah that's the mystery I haven't actually solved, but I gladly take that as a fact. Shower head? You got it. That rubber covering the leg of a chair? Yes we have all different sizes and shapes. That something something that I can't even describe it, but here's a picture? Yup, no problem at all. And they have an all-in-one electrician/locksmith/plumber as well. Usually he's not in the shop, so you have to make an appointment with the lady at the shop. He would come anytime from 1 to 2 hours at usual hours. I don't think he's on call 24/7, so thankfully I never had to call him off working hours. And the service / accessories are reasonably cheap. Of course the price could go down another dollar or two in North Point, but that's probably not significant to most of us, but to them so I'd never mind paying for a fair price for a fair service.

Super helpful and responsive. Called or messaged like 30 other companies that didn't get back to me…read moreor were a bit scammy, but this guy was fair in price and fixed my blackout electricity issue. D

The first time I visited this domestic helper agency, they provided me a lot of advice, finally I…read morefound a good and trustful maid. I will recommend this agency to my friends.

My home away from home. Providing spiritual support to everyone and especially to the sexual…read moreminority in Hong Kong.

Family-owned for multiple generations this was my favorite vintage watch store I visited in HK…read more Founded by Kevin and Donald Wong, this is the original shop that transformed Kwong Wa Street into the world-famous "Watch Street". It is now helmed by Donald's son Alastair Wong who was educated at Oxford and started mixing in vintage Cartier with their large Rolex selection. This is in the Yan On building where you will find other vintage dealers and more modrn gray-market watches with boxes and papers, all for under retail or below the market price. To get into London Watch you ring the bell and get buzzed in, they don't let too many people at once. The do buy, trade, and sell and when I went some watch dealers were trying to pass off a Vintage rolex that did not meet the stores scrupulous standards since the dial was refinished. Buying is easy and you can haggle, the transaction is thoroughly documented with a detailed receipt and timeographer readout for automatics. I liked this store so much I went back after visiting 7+ other vintage watch stores. Thank you London Watch!