Wonderland Superstore is my favorite toys store in Hong Kong. While you may get better prices on…read moreToy Street in Sham Shui Po, Wonderland has it all in one place. The minor higher prices keeps the cheap toy collectors away and items are actually in store. Their selection of action figures, Chogokins, hobby kits and Transformers are very good. I love their wide aisles and store displays. Service is always friendly.

Interesting fact - up until the age of 9, I was a part time resident of Baker Street. No, not the…read morerelatively new part of Baker Street near Whampoa Gardens, it was the other end of Baker street near Chatham road and the funeral parlors. Small, dinky overcrowded apartments in the old downtown core of Kowloon, close to light industrial shops (making aluminum fixtures is a thing there), and shops catering to the funerary industry - you know, coffins, flower arrangements, stuff like that. A dinky 300 square foot, one bedroom apartment were the home for 8 - the place for gramps, aunts and uncles. Before my Cantonese chef father decided to immigrate to the US, I used to stay with grandma at the old apartment during the weekends. At least by then most of the family have moved stateside to seek a better life. Being Hong Kongian means that we are born to run - we are mostly immigrants, and because of the modest beginnings and tight quarters, we all aspire to climb as quickly as possible, either through hard work, higher education, or both - the outward looking, open minded, creative, polite and hardworking Honker folks that we are today were underpinned by the blood and toil of those before us. I think that partially, that success was due to the rich assortment of toys that we have access to when we were young. Just think about it - we were taught since an early age to share, and that we are constantly bombarded by the latest trends in Europe, Japan and the states. We were mostly denied green space and fresh air, and at some point, our imagination will have to kick in to fill the void. You need toys to allow for a healthy outlet to your imagination. Back in the old days toy stores and stationery stores were pretty easy to come by - nowadays, you pretty much need a Facebook group to track their comings and goings - most places fail, some survive while others thrive. Take, for instance, Wonderland (this is their HQ/flagship store in Hung Hom near the MTR stop). It's a toy store, stationery store, and a place to pick up a bag of potato crisps. They can sell you that 800 HKD Authentic Lego set, a 500 HKD Gundam model from Japan, a 70 HKD TinyHK city bus (which looks like the real thing running on the road today, and everyone in HK has ridden a bus), a 30 HKD F-Toys trade model that you can build and put in a cabinet, all the American Girl models that you can shake a stick at, and you can certainly go inside for a notebook and a color pencil set to doodle upon. Basically, there is a thing for every price range and can fit anywhere. Hell, I've been to 3 Wonderland locations, and both me and the missus both agree that the pricing and breath of selections for toys and stationery is second-to-none when compared to the poor selections stateside (well, Tai Yuen street is close but it's not a one-stop shop). I've happily purchased plastic model building supplies, notebooks, model kits and TinyHK items in the store and bought it back stateside with me. For a high functioning adult with a high stress IT job, some of those items I got provide me with seemingly endless joy...and let's face it - joy and fulfillment of nostalgia or homesickness is the primary function of any great toy store, and Wonderland is a great toy store. I'll come back here again and again.

This was very high on my list of things to see and do while in Hong Kong! I am a HUGE Hot Toys fan…read moreand have been collecting them for the past 5 years or so. As an avid toy collector, I can tell you that Hot Toys makes the best sixth scale figures in the world. Seriously. Check out the face sculpts and detailing in some of their creations! The level of detail and craftsmanship involved are quite impressive! Quite impressive, indeed! (Okay, obligatory Star Wars quote :P) Most of what you will see in the displays are sold out and, therefore, unavailable to purchase. It was a blast to see some of the best Hot Toy pieces ever made on display and beautifully posed to see! I felt like a kid in a candy shop here! Beware though, these beauties are NOT cheap! They range in price from the low $200's on up to $500- $800 plus for certain pieces! (Thanos with throne, Hulkbuster, etc). We picked up some Cosbabys as souvenirs and added collection pieces while we were here! You will find the Secret Base Hot Toy Store on the 20th floor of a Toy Store on Nathan Road. The closest train stop would be the Mongkok Station. This was a fun, fun experience while in Hong Kong!! 5 stars.

This address of Hot Toys is specifically the show room for quite possibly the best scale…read moremodel/action figure company, possibly on the planet. All those incredible Hot Toys you have seen on ebay, comic book convention sellers, mostly at a ridiculous markup, are due to this very company. Every major comic book character, or science fiction, got made into a scale figure with disgustingly awesome life like detail. Some of the pictures also don't do this justice. Conveniently located on an upper floor of a shopping mall, you can see some of the latest and greatest on display, and I believe they also take preorders. Please note that most of the new and pre-releases have to be prepaid and preordered upwards of several months in advance. If they have any unsold stock, it is luck of the draw entirely, but you can ask. That Godzilla Ultraman Bruce Lee action figure shop in San Francisco on Clement Street that is still carrying product from 15 years back? Ain't nothing compared to this. Bottom line, these are some expensive toys for big boys. Five stars just for the eye candy. I'm saving my moolah on food.

Wow this place is awesome. They had tons of toys for great price. I found some gems for die cast…read morecars and tons of other items. The hot wheels are pricer compared to the states but wasn't to bad. Only takes cash.

When we were visiting Hong Kong we stumbled upon the store with my girlfriend when we were…read moreexploring Sham Shui Po. The store is great, lots of selection of model kits and figures. But did have a bad experience. After I bought a TOMICA TOMY 的士, I explored the store a bit more, I noticed you guys have the TINY 的士, I asked if I can exchange for it and pay the difference. But the staff said I cannot because of store policy, but I didn't even leave the store yet and I just bought it like 5 mins ago. I don't understand why I can't simply do an exchange. I understand if I returned the next day, but I just bought it few mintues ago and I was still in the store. I hope you guys would change your policy.

Toy street was super fun and a kids' (and kids at heart) paradise. I was able to shop for stickers…read moreand Sanrio products. It's a nice stroll, and wasn't crowded on a weekday afternoon.

Sham Shui Po is a shopping heaven in Hong Kong. Electronics, computer gadgets, accessories and toys…read morecan be found. I called Fuk Wing Street is the best just one reason. Although the Street is short, there's over 30 toy stores along the street. Some are selling brand-name goods at half the price of those in department stores. Furthermore, most of the shops have fixed prices for retail but still offer great wholesale discount when you buy in bulk. And Fuk Wing Street has some restaurants which are very famous in Sham Shui Po. I can sure you can grab enough food to eat there.

Very good selection of action figures, Kubricks, Japanese import toys and a limited range of…read moreclothing (Saru type). I usually find a bunch of stuff to drain my wallet when I visit. Incredible display on the right as you walk into the shop with hundreds of vinyl figures (you cannot take photos but trust me, if you are a collector you will be impressed). A must-visit for toy collectors (on the same floor of the centre you'll find other smaller toy/collectible stores).

Opening time was listed as 11 am but perhaps that's not followed religiously since I had gotten…read morehere right at 11 am and the store wasn't opened until almost 11:15 am. The walls, centre and glass display at the cashier are filled with many different products. I am not a fan of Pokémon but I had come by to pick up a couple things for my friend. Prices are on the pricey side so be willing to shell out a couple extra dollars. Interaction with the staff was sparse so there's not much to comment on that.