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Shop 252, 2/F, Phase I, 18 Sha Tin Centre Street
沙田正街18號一期2樓252號
Hong Kong
Sha Tin, New Territories
2693 1933
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What time does 商務印書館 open?
商務印書館 opens at 11:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.商務印書館 opens at 10:30 AM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does 商務印書館 close?
商務印書館 closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.商務印書館 closes at 9:30 PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Thu 11:00 AM - 9:00 PMFri-Sun 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM
Does 商務印書館 have parking?
Yes, 商務印書館 has parking options.
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Do you like books? I like books! Do you like books in English? Yes! I love books I can actually…read moreread! Swindleton book store is almost an entire store filled with books all in English! I came here specifically for a HK hiking trail book. The store front is adorable, it looks like it belongs in Britian! I loved it from the first sight! Located a street right off of the iSquare building and Peking Road on a one way street. You cannot miss the store because you will see all the mopeds parked nearby and there's a ton of little stores down this street! Overall, the store is well organized and offers a lot of genres of books as well as magazines, greeting cards, and small gift ideas. There's also an upstairs with more books! The only think missing is comfy chairs and tables! But I guess that would only encourage shoppers like me to sit, read, hangout and probably not buy (books) but ask where my latte is?? Ohh right, I'm totally missing my Barnes & Nobles and their coffee shops right about now! While I don't think I would come here to buy magazines, I priced a "normal grocery store check-out stand magazine (Marie Claire)" out at $112 HKD/$15 USD!! Normal books varyng from travel books to cook books were around $115/$14 and up. It's safe to say that this will probably be my only soft cover book that I'll be buying because I don't want to ship more weight back later on! Unfortunately they didn't have my hiking book in stock but the guy at the checkout was kind enough to call another store and they had one left and held it for me. I'd definitely come back here just in case I do need something or even to buy a simple gift because they had a great selection and we're so helpful. Save the book...Stores! They're a dying species!
This on always our last stop in Hong Kong. I adore Swindons. It is jam packed with the most…read moreincredible reading materials in Cantonese, Mandarin and English. Unique items. Small hand-sized books, larger reading volumes and a nice array of stationary and cards. Due to luggage constraints, I could only buy 2 small books but they are keepers. A must go to if you enjoy reading unique books, and hard to find authors. My favorite bookstore on the planet.
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Popular is a chain bookstore that originates from Singapore and has locations in several Asian…read morecountries and Hong Kong. This location is on the third floor of Pioneer Centre in Mong Kok. The store is moderately sized, not on the scale of Eslite. The books sold here are in Chinese, but some of them (ex. cookbooks) have English translations in them. I did not see any magazines or newspapers, so don't come here for those. They do carry a selection of music and DVDs though it is not on the scale of HMV. Though these days, the selection there is getting smaller. And the offerings do not seem to be the most current. Since I can't read Chinese and the entertainment selection did not appeal to me, what garners three stars is their selection of stationery. The stationery here seemed mostly imported from Japan or Japanese inspired. What appealed most to me is their selection of imported Japanese pens. There is plenty varieties to choose from and they have test papers for you to scribble on to see if the pens are for you. They are slightly marked up, but not by much. Certainly not double the price like at one bookstore here in Seattle. If you are looking for Japanese stationery, check out Popular. It is the main reason I would come here.
We were actually in pursuit of a greeting card to send to someone for their birthday. Yelp guided…read moreus to this bookstore. On a Sunday, we had to make it through the maze of sales guys pushing condos before boarding the escaltors to get to the 3rd floor, but other than that, the bookstore provided what I was looking for. Not a big selection of greeting cards, but some. This store is half bookstore (not in English for the most part) and half gift/office supply store (wrapping paper, notebooks, pens/pencils, pads, toys, themed product lines of stuff, music CD's, puzzles, etc). Not a bad bookstore, but not the best either. Seems to be a chain of sorts.
申請做會員,買嘢就有折,抵好多!
Have a wonderful experience there! Want to find the Principles of Economic written by Mankiw. I…read moretried Academic and professions book center and the commercial press in HK Polytechnic Uni. Their shipment will arrive at next week and it's only available for students first. Luckily, I find the only copy in here. They help me reserve for 3 days. What's more, they have various collection of Alevel and IB textbooks. Very abundant English department. Love that, definitely ~~
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It's bit hard to image these little book stores in Causeway Bay have been surviving for more than…read more15 years already. Believe it or not, Causeway Bay, despite being a shopping area, probably got the most book store brands together, among all districts in HK. Big names like Commercial Press, PageOne, and the latest addition to the team, Eslite. Smaller stores like Luck Win seems to have its edge to stay relevant. Indeed, it is almost ALWAYS cheaper to buy books at Luck Win. And since the space is very limited, they are really good at getting the right selection of books to sell. In the age of Kindle and tablets, I still find myself very tempted to buy books whenever I'm here. So here it is. Mind you all these smaller book stores can be highly specific on the topics of books they have. Luck Win is more a generic one, but still, you will probably find more Chinese books here (and Traditional Chinese-translated version of English books). But that's probably why they have their perks - especially when Chinese e-books are not as popular (not available on Amazon) as English's.