Iroiro means "various" (things) in Japanese, and that is exactly what this shop has! It's in the…read moremiddle of the MTR Central station, so it is easy to spot. You can find many cute authentic Japanese items, from everyday carry essentials, stuffed animals, and random knick knacks. Most of the stuff I would say is on the "kawaii" side, so it's definitely catered to women, but they do have unisex items, such as umbrellas and backpacks. I myself purchased a tiny umbrella from a brand called "Miracle Tech," and it has been a godsend for urban adventures. It's not cheap, but you do get what you pay for! Despite its small size, it keeps me high and dry, never flips inside out, and has fast become my rainy day go-to companion even during bomb cyclone season! The next time I swing by this station, I'll be sure to check out more of the "いろいろ" (iroiro) items they have to offer!

This is a one-floor indoor gigantic market that's clean and prices are not too marked up! It's…read moreright beside the subway station, you can't miss it. are you looking for... live fish? At the back. There is one merchant with live, swimming fish you can choose. Another merchant has readily-chopped fish on ice. live chicken? Yes. Behind glass. But also there is another merchant with readily-chopped chicken. meat? A few butchers!! You have more options than fish. They will handle your money with the same hand that touches the blood. It's a good deal because everything is in one place!l Not a grocery store! Packaged items not found here. Things will get sold out by afternoon believe it or not. Also you'll find - tofu store - dried everything - fish balls and other fish paste mixture - an entire organic vegetable store It doesn't smell bad, it's clean and bright. Floors are not slippery. Are people still in their typical, grumpy, Hong Kong style mood? yes yes and yes, they will hit you with their 100% stuffed gigantic bags. It's a very nice indoor market but do not expect a European-style market though. It's a tad too far for me.