It was a great affordable hotel. Good service, clean and had a nice pool that my children enjoyed…read more It was a quick walk to many shops, restaurants and the subway.

A nice place to live if you're visiting​. This hotel was recently built within the past two years…read more The area is still under construction with new stores/shops being built. The nice thing is that the bus terminal is located right below the hotel so if you're traveling like I am, getting to the airport is convenient and priced affordably. The MTR is also located by the hotel. City Walk and City Walk 2 are malls that are connected to the hotel so you're able to go to the mall and shop/eat. There are many things shops/stores to see. The tower is catered to the upper class you can tell by the stores in the mall.

I'm sad I only discovered Kwai Chung Plaza in recent years. It's a hub for cheap buys and…read moreaffordable food. The third floor of the complex is basically an indoor night market (but opened during the day time). There are so many food stalls, with more variety than I could imagine. They have Taiwanese sausages, Japanese takoyaki, local HK delicacies, and more. Aside from food stalls, they also have actual sit-down restaurants, too. I was not that hungry when I came, so I couldn't indulge in as many foods as I wanted to. If I had more stomach space, I would have definitely fit in some of the many bevs on offer and maybe even ice cream. But they don't only have food. They also sell random products that you could typically find in residential HK malls like clothes, accessories, cute merch, etc. I found some really adorable Sanrio red envelopes here! This place is kind of like a maze and it's easy to get lost in. My sister and I separated here and we ended up going home without the other because that was easier than trying to find each other again. The third floor has some benches circling the escalators area, but they're usually all taken. I was really tired from walking, and I would've stayed longer if I was able to sit and rest for a small break. The one star off is for the lack of sitting areas, confusing layout, and honestly could use a facelift. I would come back again to do a proper food crawl, but I'll probably bring my portable chair.

Kwai Chung Plaza is a vibrant shopping hub in Hong Kong, offering a mix of shops, eateries, and…read moreentertainment. It's perfect for budget-friendly shopping and diverse dining options. However, it can get crowded, and seating is limited. For more fun, check out word games at Wordle Today. A great spot for a lively day out! https://wordletoday.cc/

This is quite a unique space in such a bustling city. This pet friendly shopping center has…read morerestaurants, souvenirs shops, pet supply stores, and other small retailers. The Mills was an escape from the giant centers with name brand stores. This place was transformed from what was the old textile factory. It even has a textile museum that's free of charge! However, it is a bit hard to find but it's definitely a must see if you visit this place. We also loved the play space on the 4th floor which charges by the hour. The place was pretty empty on a Thursday which was a nice escape from the crowds. Only downside is there weren't a lot of shops to walk through.

Love how HK has all these restored/remodeled historic buildings that are now turned into super…read moreartsy places! Formerly a textile factory, the Mills is no other and houses many little cute shops, galleries, and I believe a museum/exhibition type place. It was about a 20 min walk from the MTR. I loved the overall vibes and aesthetics (aka great for cute pics) but the stores were definitely a little pricer. It definitely reminded me of PMQ or the newer Central Market but felt that the signs were not as clear than the others. Would recommend if you are into arts, looking for a specific gift for someone, or just exploring new places to go!

Love this place! It's has everything you need to shop for - clothes, household goods, groceries,…read morebaked goods, jewelry, stationery, gifts, bras, you name it! The best part is it's at the Tsing Yi MTR station. I wouldn't personally come all the way over here to shop, but if you're in the area or your live nearby, it's a great shopping mall. The eateries here are decent too. The Jade dynasty, Thai elephant and KFC on the third floor are my favorites. The bathrooms are also clean and very kid friendly. Maritime 2 also has Genki sushi which is one of my favorite restaurants in Hong Kong!

Great place to walk and eat and shop because directly off the MTR line--- and a nice last stop for…read morematerial goods before heading on rail to the airport *havent been in few years.. but last I was here, the number of fun shops for me wasn't too terribly many But eating-wise, from Japanese Hokkaido buns to higher end sit down eating... this place has got it covered

I'm kind of, sort of obsessed with the desserts here. It's right below my hotel so... I really…read morecan't resist. I always get a 榴槤班戟 (Durian pancake) because it's so light and pillowy! It has equal parts durian:cream; my only complaint is the ugly lime green color and flimsiness of the crepe wrap. The 椰汁紫西米露 (black glutinous rice with coconut milk) was basic but yummy and creamy. The black glutinous rice was fun compared to your standard white rice. Honeymoon is always solid, convenient, and easy. I'll definitely have withdrawals when I'm back in the states. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to my menu.

Great place especially the branch at City Walk 1st floor. Came here with my mother and sis, and we…read morefell in love with this place. We ordered a lot of the durian desserts, especially the durian pancake and the durian ice cream with grass jelly, and vanilla sauce. The mango variations are also decent.