I've been to Architectz a few times, reason being: it's such a peaceful quiet little gallery cafe,…read moreone has to love it! The place is decorated with a TON of taste and it's got a small space outside, with one rounded table where you can have a coffee or tea. It's located in a hidden area two steps from Star Street, but not as well known. This area houses mainly art galleries, boutiques and deco shops, some of them offering drinks as well. It's in a dead-end street, square-shaped and it's far from cars and city noise. Sometimes birds is the only thing you can hear. Sounds like a little oasis to anyone? The place is an eclectic shop: it has both new and old items, with a vintage pinch. Stationery, paintings, furniture, tea pots, candles, toys, lamps, old phones and cutlery...the list is endless. Even though is not very small, it'd be easy to spend over an hour. My favorite picks are an old iron that reminded me of an antique my grandmother had at home, and a pair of slippers that they had last time I went (in pastel pink, green, yellow...). In fact, I was having a look at them when a customer asked me which color I preferred - I said green and she didn't hesitate to take a pair of those and buy them. The vibe is very friendly in there. The lovely lady who was working at the store that day added a toast, butter and a strawberry to my tea order! I hope this place will keep its authenticity over time, its sense of quietness and tranquility, because that's what makes it so especial.

One stop shop for all your clothing goods. This H&M is massive and I dare say it might be just as…read morebig as the H&M on 34th street in Manhattan. The staff members appear to be friendly. The store is really well organized and not a cluster of mess like that of stores back in New York. Maybe it's just an Asian thing to keep the stores so well organized? With all the foot traffic this location receives, I would have thought that the clothes and shelves would be chaotically placed. This is definitely one of the better H&M stores I've been to.

H&M is a great brand and one of my favorites…read more Good designs, and relatively inexpensive. This particular store has a large variety of things from clothing through to accessories.

I had to review this H&M because this is my first time in H&M when I didn't have to queue for a…read moreminute! As I left work I decided it was today that I was finishing my outfit for a dinner. I had two options: H&M in TST or this one...a little further but located in a place where I hadn't been before, CityPlaza. Now, if there's something I hate it's crowds (good for me, I live in Hong Kong!) so I really wasn't in the mood for a busy place. I took the MTR to Tai Koo and went up the stairs...there it was. H&M is even signaled so you won't get lost, and you don't need to come out to street level, convenient. H&M in CitiPlaza has only two floors and it's a lot smaller than the one in TST, but as I was looking around I could notice they still had a lot of different models and sizes. Pretty much all of them actually. They also have men, children, lingerie, basics and sports. Oh, and a big section on sales right now! It's a smaller version of the other but a lot less busy. A lot. I went to the fitting rooms three times because I wasn't falling in love with anything. There wasn't anyone counting clothes and I went straight to the changing room every time. I finally found something that fitted, yes! But I had been to TST, I wouldn't have had the patience or the time to wait in line...and I would have left the shop empty handed, I'm sure.

Went to kill some time and found a lot of cute stuff here. They have a lot of plushies, and good…read morefor the value. I got some nail polish remover and some sponges for less than $4usd which was a steal. Service was fast and efficient. Will definitely visit again when I return to Hong Kong in 2 years.