Everytime I visit HK, I always come to this mall area. The plaza has 3 floors of shops & food stalls. The shops sell every type of clothing & accessory you can imagine, and the things are very affordable. And it is next to another shopping mall. Highly recommended! read more

I'm sad I only discovered Kwai Chung Plaza in recent years. It's a hub for cheap buys and affordable 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. read more

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Kwai Chung Plaza is a vibrant shopping hub in Hong Kong, offering a mix of shops, eateries, and entertainment. 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/ read more

Kwai Chung Plaza 葵涌廣場 is a gem for cheap eats, and cheap shopping in Hong Kong. Everything is super affordable here from fashion and accessories to food stalls and snack shops. But one thing to keep in mind: quantity over quality. With low prices, quality might not be the greatest afterall but you can get LOTS of stuff in return. #滿載而歸 It is a popular spot for the younger generation, especially for the ladies, and you can literally spend hours here. As for the guys, this plaza is not so much for you - but the food scene here might interest you ;) There are TONS of 'street foods' available. You can easily get full from hopping from one food station to another. There is a takoyaki food stall that I really liked; they have many flavours and toppings for the takoyaki. Go for the original; try others if you feel adventurous ;) Kwai Chung Plaza is one place I will visit every time I come back to Hong Kong. The fashion trends here can't be beat. They are always up to date with latest Japanese/Korean fashion - I think they mimic them pretty well. The only down side is that you can't try clothes on because each boutique is too small to even have a fitting room. Most clothings are one size; they do have measuring tape, just in case you need to take measurements. My all-time favourite thing to do at this plaza is to look for unique accessories, especially for earrings. I do try to look for ones that are nickle-free or made with plastic because my ears tend to be sensitive. But I know it is hard to avoid. Random Note: Some suggested to just paint the earrings with a coat of clear nail polish. The coating will temporarily give you some protection just in case you are allergic to the earrings. #speakingfromexperience Travel notes: There is a footbridge conveniently connected you to this shopping centre from the MTR Kwai Fong Station. read more

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My sister & I love coming here every time we visit HK. The plaza has 3 floors of shops & food stalls. The shops sell every type of clothing & accessory you can imagine, and the things are very affordable (but not of the best quality). And next to this plaza is another shopping plaza. We bought some clothing + phone accessories, and even souvenirs to bring back home. Tried a few of the food stalls (egg waffle, bubble tea, and noodles) and they were delicious! Highly recommended! read more

If you're looking to take your lady shopping at some local boutique spots, this center has got it all. Back then, you have plenty of these local small shops all over MK but those have been taken over by big chain shops (which is the case in most of HK). This plaza has got what you're used to finding in MK plus a bit more. It's literally 99% women's clothes though you'll find a handful of spots for electronic goodies and some men's clothing (though I'd personally never come here to shop for myself). Oh, don't wanna stand around waiting for your lady while she spends hours digging through every store? There are plenty of spots on the 2nd and 3rd floor that serve food and sweets. You can satisfy your belly with some ice cream, greasy snacks and some decent beverages. Make sure your phone has enough battery life and bring a power bank (or two). You'll need some entertainment if you're a man shopping with your lady. read more

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What cheap stuff are you looking for in HK??? Clothes, phone accessories, hair accessories, underwear. Thinking I could do my shopping here. I cannot* WEEKEND GAME PLAN: 1) come at 11am, the shops start to open 2) as you browse these shops, time will pass and eventually turn to 12pm. Many more shops will open. Browse these newly opened ones. 3) As you continue, it's 1:30pm and you've already seen a lot of shops. The mall gets busy now and will get insane soon. Have you found what you're looking for? What you'll find: - women's clothes, anything you can think of. Jeans to socks to work shirts. - hair accessories - so many cheap earrings!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - some phone accessories - AND FOOD!!!! you'll find food! - fresh fruit juices!! - a candy store - dried foods, like squid I think Kwai Chung Plaza is worth a visit if you've never visited Hong Kong. It's an indoor version of Lady's Market and with AC. Also I think the stores are better! There are A LOT of people by afternoon time. Therefore if you listen to my Game Plan, you'll be out of there by 3pm. *All the clothes here are terrible quality. I bought 5 and donated 4. read more

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Fun shopping center with Asian fashion and housewares. Also has a fantastic food court on the top floor with amazing street food options! read more

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Be prepared to spend at least half, if not a full day here. Kwai Chung Plaza is conveniently located off the Kwai Fong MTR station. There are 3 floors where you can enjoy cheap street foods and purchase affordable clothing (not the best quality). It gets pretty packed later in the day. Come on an empty stomach so you can eat noodles, egg puffs, skewers, boba, etc. at the food stalls. Plenty of little boutiques & stands sell women clothes, jewelry/accessories, beauty products, and electronics. Definitely worth a visit if you are a lady looking for cheap trendy clothes! read more

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This was my replacement for Mongkok mall. Similar circular shopping area with tons of booths that make you wonder, "Hmm have I walked by here yet?" Food stores are randomly placed around the escalator areas or near entrances. But really cheap. Clothing stores I'd say range from $49HKD and up. There are also accessory stores, phone case stores, cheap jewelry stores, expensive jewelry stores, nail shops, even glasses stores and more. read more

A little out of the way for those not familiar with Hong Kong, as Kwai Chung is practically away from the core areas of Hong Kong. However it's easily accessible via a footbridge at Kwai Fong Station on the Tsuen Wan Line. If you're a male, this mall's not for you. I'd suggest you sit in the food court area and just wait for your significant other/wife to shop around, and it will be a while. The design is much better in terms of convenience, as it's not one where there's random dead ends. It's also nice that most of the stores in this mall are local businesses, down to earth places, and stuff you don't really see in places like Mong Kok, Causeway Bay, etc. This leads to lower costs for your typical ladies products. I wish the mall had more stuff for males to buy, but I guess that's what this mall was intended for in the first place (female shopping experience). Good thing there's another mall across the street, so you won't be too crazed at the lack of male fun. read more

I am a fan of Kwai Chung Plaza and everything in it. I wish I could just live in here and eat forever. The plaza consists of 3 floors of heavenly eating options, along with cheap shopping. It's definitely a local experience and we didn't really see any tourists there during our visit. To find all the food, you must walk around the maze of stores. They sell everything from clothes, electronics, accessories, luggages, to dried goods and snacks. There are many shops that line the walls along with actual restaurants intertwined with all the shops and there are a few food alleys inside. Literally, everything I had here was very good but what stood out the most were the egg waffles on the first floor right by the entrance, the szechuan noodle stall on the 2nd floor (you can't miss it because of the crowd) and the meow noodle, which is hidden in one of the food alleys. If I had more time, I would go back to Kwai Chung again. I highly recommend it if you're in Hong Kong. It's right off the Kwai Fong MTR station. read more

There are seven flavours of siumai. I don't remember all the flavours but they were all delicious and unique, excluding the original flavour. The most unique one is cheese and bacon flavour. I like it and I feel like me and my friend would buy those siumais again. It is such an interesting and fun taste testing, especially with people who have never tried or hardly ever had siumais! read more

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Kwai Chung Plaza-- I have never been here until quite recently when I took a wrong turn at the mall right opposite this place. The experience I got was shocking- these places cannot be more different from each other. The first impression I got was I was in a mall in Mongkok; most of the stores here sell ladies items such as clothes and bags. Intertwined with these shops are electronics shops that sells anything from mobile phones to little electronic gadgets. Proceeding downstairs, I found myself constantly smelling food and it wasn't until I got the first floor when I saw what could only be explained as an early 80s version of a foodcourt. Here I found prices which I have not seen in a long time and can tell that this shopping mall is aiming for a younger audience given the prices. Which is all well because sometimes its a breath of fresh of air to have somewhere where things don't cost an arm and a leg. Would I come here specifically? No, not in a million years because there is nothing here for me. However, if I was a young student then this may really be a place that I can enjoy myself. Its a bit packed and down market but I guess this is all part of its charm . read more

In the past I usually bought trendy clothing in the Mong Kok district like the Argyle Centre or Fa Yuen Street since the things there are relatively cheaper. Later my friends got fed up with the Mong Kok stores and suggested shifting to Kwai Chung Plaza, which is another popular shopping area, instead. Actually if I take a bus from Sha Tin, the time used to get to Kwai Chung and Mong Kok is more or less the same. The former is located next to the Kwai Fong MTR station and a bus terminus, so the accessibility is also high. What's more, you can avoid traffic jams happening at the Nathan Road! Together with the low-priced goods sold there, the plaza can be considered as another paradise for teenagers. The boutiques usually open at 11am or noon, so before unleashing the shopaholic's power, let's restore some energy first. There are plenty of restaurants for you to choose in the plaza. The G/F is like a food court and having a meal there is always cheap. Typical fast food shops like Yoshinoya and Café de Coral are also located there. Of course you can also head to the 3/F where you can find a number of food stalls selling pancakes, curry fish balls, cold noodles, bubble tea, or even bowls of rice of $13! So you can save some money for your shopping budget! Most of the stores are selling ladies' clothing cheaply and sometimes the quality is acceptable. That's a reason why I prefer going there rather than shopping from Taobao - you can check the product, and please remember to do so! Apart from clothing and accessories, there are some stores selling Korean cosmetic and skin-care products at a reasonable price. Actually some stores have similar items sold, or one is the similar branch of another one. So you can compare the price and quality of the product, or buy the similar item from another branch but with the same price. Also because of this reason I easily get lost there as the stores arranged in the same level are more or less identical. If you're interested in a product and decide to come back later, remember to mark down the name of the shop as well as its features! read more

DO NOT PURCHASE from one of the square shelves store with a lady storekeeper. Super rude and when I asked to see the perfume bottles inside the boxes (to make sure there's product inside，which you should always do when shopping in Hong Kong). After showing me with a rude glare, she threw the box at me and scoffed, "I actually get these for free. After awhile, I thought of making a profit off of them. HA, who knew people would buy these for $10(HKD)?" and laughed in my face. A simple test for customer treatment and she immediately failed. Absolutely ridiculous customer service manners, and ridiculously sore loser. If you see the store that has the square shelves and sells Dolce & Gabana perfume samples, store-kept by a lady with pursed lips and short hair, know that you're probably being ripped off for the other products in the store too, since she's probably just taking what she collects at home and selling them. Tourists, pay special attention. Not just for this place, but all shopping areas in Hong Kong. A lot of vendors aim to rip customers off. Just be careful and smart, and remember that as long as your money is still in your hands, the decision to buy is still yours. A message from Hong-Kong-American tourist to you. 不要在賣＄10HKD Dolce ＆ Gabana香水樣本的那間格仔店買東西（老闆娘短頭髮樣子衰衰這間）。我問她可否開盒check裡面真的有產品時，她眼神兇惡的望著我，開盒後向我拋這盒，然後嘻皮笑臉地對我說：「其實這些是我免費收到的。之後試試賣，來賺錢。哈！想不到這樣也有人買的。」然後對着我笑到我離開。有沒有搞錯，這麼離譜的待客態度，又輸不起！簡單的考驗她的反應，超失敗了。失敗的老闆娘！輸不起面子，反應真羞家，倒自己米。如果你遇到這間舖，不要進去，不要幫襯，其他貨品多數也是她拿別人送給她的東西來賺你的錢，不值得你浪費錢去買她的免費貨。遊客們，要特別關注。香港很多購物地方也出小騙局來偷你的錢，不只是這個小人老闆娘。購物要警覺，記得錢還在你手，購買權還是你的。以上的信息是由一個在香港旅遊的美國人送給你的。 老闆娘，你嘅香水樣本美國化妝品店賣緊at least美金＄10一支，貴你五倍，我先睇中你嘅便宜港幣十紋。你慢慢笑啦！大我。。。 read more

My daughters and I had fun at this plaza today. We ate, ate, shopped, ate, shopped, ate... you got the pictures. We needed the energy to cover all the mazes on all floors. Before we shopped, we went to the lowest level to exchange USD for HKD, we got the best rates. Sales people here are friendly and not intimidating when you are just browsing and are not buying merchandise from them. Be sure to shop around before making your final purchase because we paid twice as much for stuff we brought today; we saw the same item sold at a different floor for half the price, but we did not bargain on our purchases. Yep, we planned to be back again before we leave HK... There are still so many types of food we haven't tried. read more