Very bad experience, but in the L2 in Moko. The sales lied to us that she said my daughter has…read moreshort sight after testing her eyes with uncleaned machine. And we tested her eyes in another store that she is perfectly fine which is consistent with the result from hospital. How come they are so dishonest with their business??

Small shop located inside the mall, but the staff are super nice. They speak Cantonese and Mandarin…read morebut you can use Google translate as well. I really wanted the Pompompurin glasses and I was able to find them in store. My husband got sunglasses. We went early in our trip because we knew that our prescriptions usually require 2 weeks. I was surprised when he said my glasses could be picked up in a week. I ended up waiting the 2 weeks though because the tint that husband picked for his sunglasses needed 2 weeks. They helped us fit the glasses to our faces once we picked them up and gave us coupons. We were only in Hong Kong for vacation but I highly recommend OWNDAYS. The glasses are light and stylish and staff are super nice!

You can tell if a place is good by how busy they are. We were lucky two people left when we got…read morehere. If you haven't had dai pai dong, just note a few things: you will be sharing a table with others; bring your own napkins, clean your utensils, tip as they clean your table for you eventhough it seems like fast food (some won't take your tip though). A few things that stood out for me at this place is not only the friendly servers but also that they actually provide napkins and there's a pitcher of tea to share with the table and condiments. The food here was delicious, authentic (per my chinese friend) and inexpensive. Food is served family style. We shared the "deep fried pork and peppered salt," which was probably my fave. The seasoning tasted like five spice, and It's not greasy unlike american "deep frying." It's more of tossing the seasoned pork in light flour. We also had the clams in black bean sauce which was also amazing! The red pepper gave it the perfect kick! The squid in black bean sauce was also very tasty basically like the clams. My friend and I were full and happy when we left. They also serve beer and close late. Great for late night grub.

If you know of Tokyo Hands, Log-On is similar to that! Mostly focused on selling Japanese goods,…read moresuch as notebooks, cosmetics, character goods, and majority are made in Japan. This location is tagged as a toy shop, but I think it's more of an all-around goods shop. Mainly I come here to buy Japanese keychain and stickers. The prices are a little high, but it's okay since the items are worth it!

There's a small-ish cosmetics section and another section that has a separate sets of stairs into…read morethe store before leading into the larger section with so many cute things to look at! Large, huggable stuffed toys, small figurines, backpacks, etc.

A shared premises with a slightly split personality: shoes on one side (Laurie & Cafeild) and…read moreclothes - most notably dresses, on the other, that actually complement each other remarkably well. The place is a riot of colour, and mesh tutus. If your little girl is a bit of a tomboy who only wants to wear her jeans and a T-shirt you'll be able to cross the threshold safely! Probably. Maybe. Otherwise, stand well back, and step away slowly ... If you can. This street is renowned among ex-pat mothers (I'm pretty sure the 'locals' love it too but I'm not connected to too many on Facebook) as a source of cheap and cheerful outfits for little girls who are going to grow out of anything before the next Disney movie comes out, and this is a good place to start. Of course keep your eye out for inappropriate, or just plain wrong (not always the same thing) English language on dresses and T-shirts - although lets face it, sometimes that's half the fun ... especially if they are going to be gifts. Don't for a second think you're safe on the 'shoe' side either! I only just managed to escape without purchasing a pair of pink Dora the Explorer sandals (with flashing lights in the soles). There's a pretty extensive range of children's footwear - boys and girls - on offer and at prices that mean you won't be for-going your daily coffee fix to fund a new pair when the little dear has outgrown their favourite Thomas the Tank Engine sneakers in a matter of weeks. I'm going to be heading back again when the current crop of shoes no longer fit - I just hope Dora and her disco lights have sold out.

As an ABC I really appreciate this store as they modernize and update traditional Chinese style…read more clothes and "hipsterize" traditional Chinese prints/items. For those that are familiar with HK pop culture they generally have some hidden gems. I try to get something from here anytime I'm in HK. They have a store at HKG also for those that are just doing a layover.

My husband read about this place while searching for locally manufactured gifts to bring home after…read moreour trip to Hong Kong. The store is beautiful and offers a wide array of different items, from clothing to arts and crafts and jewelry. Everything is made in Hong Kong and we loved the idea of buying something that is not mass-produced. I got some hair tube wraps, a t-shirt and some jewelry: prices are on the expensive end but I got very quality, unique items that I did not see anywhere else during my stay so all in all, it was a good trade.

Today it's a wonderful day already. I suck for boutique style shops, hidden, exclusive and unique…read more I've developed an eagle eye for not on ground level shops. Hong Kong's buildings are full of these and I had no idea until I started to look up and realized that lack of space it's a reality in this city and business look for places anywhere possible. That's how I found out this shop. I wasn't attracted first sight to their advertisement at street level but something told me they were especial. Oh yes! What a cool shop they are! It's a Hong Kong designed and handmade sunglasses shop. The place is big enough foe such a shop and it's decorated with a ton of COOLNESS and thought. They have a small space for eye sight measuring (they not only do sunglasses, but 'normal' glasses too) and they have pictures glued to the wall of people wearing them. Their brand is called Glamour Monster and it's well known among a hyspter circle of artists and other celebrities. All their pieces are handmade, they take about two days per piece so that you can wear an exclusive item in your pretty face. And that means their collections only have a few pieces (100 per model, around 8 per model and color). The guy at the shop explained the rational of this: besides being handmade and limited production, they want to keep it real when it comes to wearing some unique. And you would expect them to be expensive right? Not really. They are more affordable than chain production branded glasses. That's up to you but I'd save my money for this HK brand an wear something everyone else can find anywhere in the world. I've decided not to take pictures of this place because they like to keep it 'hidden' for their products. And added value, their staff is as cool as their glasses. They will advice you on best item based on your style and face type. How much cooler do you think they can be? Go see it with your own eyes!

We usually go to their location in Mong Kok, but we come to this one in Jordan instead, as we had…read morebad customer service with our last visit to the Mong Kok store, and also that they only accept my mom's medical voucher at this location. Stepping in, we know why the service at MK sucks. The owner is spending her time here. Needless to say, every employee here provides top notch service. I have eyecare insurance in U.S. but I still like to come here for my glasses, because I enjoy shopping here so much. They have over 5000 styles of frame for you to choose from, from name brands that costs thousands of dollars to ones that costs only a hundred or two, from Korea, that still look very cool. You simply grab a tray, try the frames on at random, and put your maybes into the little tray to make your final decision later. Fun and pressure free. The staff pretty much leave you alone, though if you ask, they will gladly give you suggestions to fit your preference: lighter ones, trendy ones, ones that fit the shape of your face... They never try to upsell me for more expensive frames or lens options, but genuinely help me get something I'd like. They will also gladly adjust your old glasses for you or do simple repair at no charge. Chau, who's helpful with his suggestions and opinions, helped us narrow down our many choices to one. Then Paul the optician will exam your eyes. He's totally great. Humorous, personable in an easy-going manner, so you can discuss your optical needs with him. If yours is a simple prescription, you may get your glasses in 10-15 minutes, special orders may take a few days. I spent about US$400 for eye exams (for both contact and glasses, in US my insurance covers only one, and the exam includes eye pressure too when I asked), a pair of eyeglasses, and 6 boxes of contacts.

This review is related to my recent SIM card purchase. I usually purchase them after the…read moreimmigration and customs area at the arrival lobby. However, a googled search led me finding this store before the immigration check point. The store has all the av and pre paid sim card needs. Because it's not as crowded as the stored at the arrival lobby, the service is more attentive. Based on length no of stay and data needs, the staff was able to recommend the plan that's best for me. They even installed the card for me and make sure my mobile hotspot was working. No need to fight the line and attention at the other stores!

Selling their own selfie product with a flattering face, but very hesitate at refunding: insisting…read moreexchanging same one without mentioning their own quality, refuse to admit low quality. What really agitates is tauting us in Cantonese, cause he thought we do not know Cantonese. But unfortunately we could understand what he is saying. So unbelievable that such people could work here, really a shame.