Came back again for some tasty and interesting goodies. Still so many products to peruse and…read morechoose from - bought some veggies and fruits for my Mom, and some candy and snacks to bring back to the US. They carry a lot of German and Australian candy and snacks at very reasonable prices (which is a plus cause I can save on shipping!!)

Good selection of products and produce. Most of the shelves are stocked. Close to the tourist area…read moreof the mall and airport. Good to grab and go. Lines can be long sometimes and not much registers open.

This Wellcome must rank near the bottom of the barrel. The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is…read moreonly for the reasons being well, it IS a grocery store and for us Expats...that's a glimmer of gold because they offer some imported products and secondly, I received $300 in paper vouchers from when we had set up our cable! This was the first grocery store we had stumbled upon while exploring CityGate and Fu Tung Plaza right when we first moved here. I guess my husband could tell by the look of horror and sadness on my face that I wasn't happy. He assured me there was another much "cleaner, larger and nicer" grocery store nearby so I shouldn't panic. Sure easy for him to say...I won't point fingers but he's not the one food shopping!! Wellcome in less than a few words is just "old, crowded and a little dirty" in my opinion. It feels like that Winn-Dixie store from back in the States that looks like it's barely staying alive. The only difference is it's about 1/4 the size and this place is so crowded and congested, you can barely get your tiny cart down the isles. (And I'm talking reduced cart size! Remember everything in HK is miniaturized from what is in the States. The cart is like a doll shopping cart. The isles are so cluttered with displays or racks of food being stocked it's a freaking maze to get around here. They have a little bit of everything just lacks selection. It's the basic-basic items for food and home. Most of the workers do not speak English so you will just end up wandering the isles like I did unless it was something like wine or rice...Wow, heck ya they do at least offer an entire (side) isle of that! Basically, you will find more of the non perishables or boxed/canned stuff (in this store) which is probably a good thing since I don't think I would buy any non perishable items judging by the look of them. Well, I did manage to spend my vouchers with 10 cents left over but used it up buying some household products and chips! This place will be my last resort if the other 2 places don't have what I need. I doubt they would have it, but it's always an option...just the last one!

Silly me! Here I'm thinking I can just add the location and later on go back and take pictures!…read more Well, doesn't quite work that way I guess! And I'm not going through the pain of finding all the info to have it be deleted just because I didn't review it NOW. Okay well, obviously I have been here several other times but never checked in because the location wasn't on the map! So therefore, I got so caught up in shopping which is probably why I never took pictures. No joke! Grocery shopping in Hong Kong is a whole "new sport" for this marathon shopper! If you ever come grocery shopping with me you will see why. Rant over get on with the review!! The store is located in the bottom of Tower 9 in the Caribbean Coast Phase 3, Carmel Cove building. I do wish I lived in these buildings because of the sheer convenience but I don't so I must schlep my stuff! The actual store is decent for its location. And while beggars can't be choosers, it's almost the best one around this hood! With 2 entrances, the store is definitely narrower than it is wide but very accessible. While it doesn't offer everything, it offers a lot more than a 7-11 or MarketPlace. I can at least get all my fruit /veggies, canned/boxed, dairy, frozen food plus household cleaning supplies and can't forget the wine and beer! It also has a small section of Health and Personal care items as well as basic items for babies. The bakery is small but it doesn't stop me from buying the Japanese cheesecake or individual mini bread-like buns/rolls! I'll never forget my first time going and when I started speaking English to the cashier...the look on her face was priceless! Just for clarification, most do speak English or can understand it...I just catch people off guard because they assume I speak Cantonese. Bless her heart...she helped me bag my groceries and stick them in my buggy!! Now, as soon as I walk up to the counter I make sure to greet them with a warm "Hello!" I still laugh because they still look a little puzzled. Just don't try to ask them too many questions about the food while shopping, most of the workers don't speak English. If you need a larger selection of products or specialty item look toward Taste in CityGate. Good luck and happy shopping! I never realized how spoiled I was when I lived in the U.S!!!

I love chips. My husband says he has to compete with my affair with potato chips. Yeah, it's that…read morebad. So, maybe I'm exaggerating just slightly, but not much! Some kids get excited over candy, but me, I get excited about CHIPS! And if you have been to any Asian grocery store, you can attest to the weird, funky, and delightfully yummy snacks they offer. I had no idea my "candy" store even existed until a friend brought "snacks" over to an impromptu gathering at our friends' flat...and I believe it began with..."Ohh great, there's a 759 store right next door...I love their weird snacks!" And that IS ALL I needed to know before it became my "new bestie" store! I don't know when or where this love affair with chips started...but probably got much worse around the time I started dating my now husband. He has a devilishly bad sweet tooth...a.k.a. Donuts are his buddies and well, you guessed it, chips are my frien-emeies! A few examples of stuff you can find there are..."cheese candy" or how about a can of creamed corn to-go? The oddities in this place are normal to most normal Asians. But if you know me, you could probably bet I had some interesting facial expressions while digging thru this gem. Location: Ok, so the store has since relocated to the ground floor of the Coastal Skyline/Play Area. Just a few months ago, it was located directly above on 1/F by all the real estate offices but now since it's below by all the other two restaurants. The good news...I won't stop there to fill up my buggy because it's not as tempting...Bad news...I have to really make an effort to go there because I'll forget about it if I don't see it. Right now, I'd rate it more like a 3.5 but I'll round up to give it the benefit of the doubt. I haven't met a 759 that I didn't like. About the store: They definitely have downsized because there aren't as many munchie options but it now offers more "food" instead of snacks. There are cold freezers offering frozen mandu or a chilled section of different food items like kimchi for example. There are several types beverages (wine, soju, soda, water, tea) to choose from as well. It still looked like they were in transition mode getting everything sorted out and arranged. I will be back probably weekly to see what is new. I hope they continue to get more interesting snacks...or at least chips!! The store mainly focuses on Japanese and Korean food. It's the fun stuff that keeps this place interesting! Stop in and remember to bring your own bag otherwise you will be charged! I wish they would accept my used chip bags in exchange for real shopping bag. I'd trade plastic for plastic any day!

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.

I really like this place! They have good donuts and western products. It's pretty clean and they…read morehave two floors, and they have a wide variety of products. However I still would like more space but you know, I'm American and I'm not used to HK space yet. But i still like this grocery store