This is a small street of craft and souvenir shops, also known as cat street. This could have…read moresomething to do with it being the end of the cat statue photo walk, which is a must do in my opinion. I wish I had the chance to see this street fully open, but unfortunately when I visited on a Monday afternoon, more than half the stores were closed. I think Friday might be the day to go, as I passed by around noon and it was lively at this day and time. I still enjoyed looking at the shops that were open and found some great items to bring back, including some jade trinkets and ceramic tea cups. There is a strong chance the jade pieces were fake considering they were so cheap, but they were just little ornaments, so that was fine for what they were. If we're taking jade bracelets, that's another story. This is a very good place to look around and find deals on gifts and whatever you like to buy.

If you are looking for American Vintage clothing, this is the place for you to shop. The owner is…read morefrom Texas and they have an extensive collection of leather Jackets , Jeans and other clothing, you will not be disappointed.

If you have been to thrift stores in other countries, you would realize how good thrift stores are…read morein your country. (This is even worse than Good wills or salvation army, no offense.) Seriously, the smell is so strong that I lost my mood in thrift shopping in there. You have to be extra extra extra focus for tressure hunting. It is like a cluster of sh't tons of clothes. My friend love to visit here because she can always find stuff to wear. However, thrift stores aren't that common in Hong Kong, so this is one of the stores where HongKees will go for thriftshopping:)