Lovely little designer boutique at Hennessy Road, not too far away from Wan Chai station. Jewelry,…read morenice clothes and all kinds of other neat designer must haves from all over the world(and particularly Hongkong). Always worth a visit

This is a building in Kowloon Jordan area , located on Nathan road . It Ida combination of hotel…read moreand mall . The lower 2 and 3 rd levels are the malls with many interesting shops . It took me one hour to walk through and made some short stops at the stores . There were stores for Korean fashion , handbag store, store of traditional Chinese formal wear for men and woman ( Qipao or Cheongsam 長衫），a few stores that sells collectibles and Sanrio's, some stores with 100 % cotton tops in high quality and nice designs , etc etc The basement is a huge food court and the difference cafes looked delicious with great menu . You can reach this Prudential center ( English name ) via MTR Jordan .It is easy to get to and convenient for shopping.

This is a very lovely multi level shopping centre. It has many shops (Optometrists, Clothing…read moreStores, Tailor, CD/DVD Store, Children's Store, Ice Cream Store, etc.). It also has a couple of restaurants located in the basement level. The best thing about this centre is that it leads to the entrance to the MTR station. Most absolutely wonderful as you can avoid the various weather elements. Also absolutely wonderful as the entrance isn't crowded as you would encounter anywhere else. My dad and I used it a lot, when we stayed at the Prudential Hotel.

This is the biggest Wing On department store in the Hong Kong island …read more Wing On has been a family department store in Hong Kong since the 70 s . No matter what the outside world has changed for different times. Wong On remains the same , old fashioned and good quality store for family . You can come here for clothes , shoes , house ware items , sports sections , sun glasses , skincare , jewelry, etc. it is like a Macys in U.S.A. It has good prices for good quality merchandise. Today I was attracted by their jewelry brands and Desigual purses ( designed from Spain ) . House of Amber Jewelry is from Denmark since 1933 . They made the Amber into all kinds of jewelry and they are all beautiful ( rings , pendants, necklace , etc) . This section also had very good quality Amber . Next to that is the pearl jewelry section . The pearls are giant size with satin appearance and soft luminescence. A few jade pendants and rings are next to that . I went upstairs to look at the Spanish design Desigual bags . I did not find the leather bags I wanted but there are lots of different faux leather bags and denim ones. If they are not on sale , then it would not be a good deals . The Wing On in East Tsim Sha Tsui has more items on sale today . You can also buy Desigual bags from website in U.S.A. Macys or Norstrom on line with deals . They are easily returned ( to the store ) for refund if you don't like the size or other reasons in the U.S.A. Of course , the tags have to been all attached and never been used . There are many other items in Wing On that are nice to buy . But I am focusing on these few in this review. You can get more discount and bonus to become a store member or show your senior card ( for over 65 years old ) . Nice shopping experience in Hong Kong .

Wing On is a great local department store, that has been knocking around Hong Kong since 1907. It's…read moreby no means at the glamorous heights of Lane Crawford, or even Sogo for that matter, but it is a solid performer in the department store world. Wing On has always been known as a more down to earth department store, offering a great variety of clothing, home-wares and other accessories. Even a quick glimpse on their website will show you the variety of the products they stock both online and in store. From baby strollers and kids tea set, to razors and cool boxes, it is a veritable treasure trove of stuff. Unfortunately, the store does have a reputation of being super local, but it in fact stocks a lot of international brands, especially in the household appliances department. Like any department store, there are lots of floors, and plenty of square footage. It's nice and spacious and pleasant enough to browse around. The products are reasonable priced, and are often discounted on top of that. Always ask for discounts, or in store promotions (this in fact goes with any HK shopping, always ask for a discount!). You may find that they will knock a few % off the price, or guide you through some in store promotions. A good example was when Mrs L and I bought some towels. First off, they had this super luxurious UK brand, which is popular back home (certainly with the Queen, no less), but not very known, let alone stocked in Hong Kong. Then on top of having the brand, there was a in-store scratch card lottery to win stuff. We won HKD200 in vouchers to use another time, sweet! Don't let a bit of a "local" reputation put you off, yes the store is full of mainlanders, and the staff speak bobbins English, but if you persevere, you can get some great goods at a low cost.

Saturday. 50% off…read more SHEER INSANITY. Great deals. I never miss the opportunity of taking the Star Ferry over to Hong Kong side and descending on Hennessy Road, when visiting Hong Kong. Pro-tip: this is primarily an area for shopping, not many exciting eats around. Eat before you embark on your retail therapy.

There are many floors in Sogo, however the layout on each floor just confusing for us…read more Not the greatest department store. My sis bought skincare items and the merchandise did not come with a carrier. I get it that we need to protect the environment and use less paper, etc etc.. But this a bit much. My sis has to put her purchase and stuffed it in her designer leather bag. The only thing I like is the grocery store in basement two. So many things to buy and many interesting food items to check out. And yep, we stuffed our groceries in our designer bags too :( Extremely crowded on weekdays evenings and all day on weekends.

MUJI to GO is one of the stores located in the Hong Kong International Airport's SkyMart in…read moreTerminal 1. This is the mall of stores that surrounds the airline check-in areas in this terminal. Muji is a popular brand in Japan and they have many stores in Hong Kong. This is a very condensed version of the full-scale store. The offerings here are meant to appeal to travelers. The product selection consists of men's and women's clothing, stationery, travel goods and a sizable snacks and grocery product selection. If you want to get clothing here, it would be best to come here before you check-in so you don't have to lug it as a carry-on. Some of the items looked a bit bulky. They do have things like travel pillows which seem pretty appealing if you are taking a long haul flight. But what drew me here was the selection of snack products. They are reasonably priced and perfect for snacking on your flight. Bought a pack of marshmallows and soymilk castella mini doughnuts for HK$10 each. Not only are the snacks here good for snacking, but they would make for a nice little return gift for someone. They are small so they don't take up too much space. If you are looking for goods to make your flight a little more comfortable or for some last minute souvenir gifts at the airport to bring back home, check out MUJI to GO.

Muji can be one of my fav brand after all…read more The original concept came from the Japanese version of oriental philosophy. No sign/label, low key, and completely focus on the quality and utilities. A bit niche market for above average price for its positioning. I love the airport one as it is conveniently located, and well selected for products category. The travel part is essential. I bought at least two neck pillows here. Yay, for sure, it is more than easy to source suit cases, eye masks, passport holders, stationary and TRAVEL TOILETERIES. Oh man, you don't wanna see the custome throw away your expensive branded moisture! Check that in and get these little travel set here and Muji. Fragnance free.

This was a fun store that we found out there are like six of in downtown Hong Kong. We walked past…read moreas we are generally not interested in mass produced clothing, but when we saw the shirts with camo pattern bears riding bikes, we were hooked! The appropriately termed B.O.B or Bears On Bikes got us looking and eventually buying shirts for everybody in the family. Truthfully, it had been a long time since I had been in a store like this. It reminded me of a sort of step down from a J. Crew. Straight up, most of my stuff is purchased online or at a non-mall type shop, so it was actually a bit out of my zone. Nonetheless, we walked out of there with 5 matching shirt that we ended up wearing on the plane a few days later. Bear on bike has worked itself into my rotation, and ultimately we were happy to have ended up at the spot. If you walk by it, it is probably worth going into!

Good shopping, the wife can't come to Hong Kong without stopping by here. Lots of young, trendy…read morestyle. Service is good. Be careful going to the stairs as they can be slippery.

The huge digital window displayed a handsome Asian male model and I misread the store name as GODS…read moreof Desire. Goods of Desire in Hong Kong International Airport is a small shop but has lots of desirable goods! Most are good quality souvenir, housewares and gifts, not the cheap "Made in Hong Kong" crap you'll find in lots of other airport stores. A cool Hong Kong lifestyle brand, make a point to stop by and get your last second shopping done before you board the plane home.

Taken from their website "Goods of Desire, a quintessential Hong Kong lifestyle brand, featuring…read morehomewares, fashion and premium gifts with a distinct Hong Kong flair." They've got lots of items that'll make you chuckle to yourself. These include wine glass identifiers (like mahjong), T-shirts, tea infusers, silk scarfs in various prints, egg waffle magnet board, pineapple bun butter memo pad, mahjong calendar, embroidered patches, placemats and much more on their website.

This is a cute little store with such a huge selection of clothes! I came here when I was on my…read morevacation in Hong Kong. Be aware that you may get overwhelmed when you walk in. For the most part, there are different styles of clothes on the different racks. They organized their clothes by color and the type of clothing, so white tops were on one rack, black bottoms were below, etc. Usually there are just one size, which they call "free size." Once you find something you like you have to tell the lady you want it so she can radio it in on the headset so she can bring you a brand new one that is still in the plastic package. I kind of like this concept because you know you are getting a brand new item to take home, one that doesn't have everyone's nasty oils on it. :P They also have a clearance section. If you thought you'd be overwhelmed with the main part of the store, just wait until you go to the clearance section! This is overwhelming..lots of clothes everywhere that's only organized by type like tops and bottoms. They also have accessories throughout the store like cute hats, handbags, wallets and jewelry. They have a very small shoe selection as well. When we went they had a promotion that if you spent over a certain amount you could get a free glass Tupperware! We spent over the amount and got it, but was too heavy to carry around to the other countries we were visiting so we left it with our cousin in HK. I thought that was a really cool promotion!