10 Best Places to Go Shopping in Hong Kong

The Landmark Hong Kong is an upmarket shopping mall with over 200 chic designer brands, many of which are rarely showcased elsewhere in Asia. Prestigious names include Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen, and Burberry, as well as accessories by Coach, Hermes, and Dior. 

The mall is within walking distance of Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong Park, and Hong Kong Zoological & Botanical Gardens.

Temple Street Night Market is the place to go in Kowloon for cheap clothes, delicious street food, and souvenirs. One of Hong Kong's liveliest flea markets, you'll find many fortune-tellers and herbalists and, on the odd occasion, some free open-air Cantonese opera. Any marked prices should be taken as suggestions alone, as this is definitely the place to bargain.

Harbour City at Tsim Sha Tsui has over 700 stores and entertainment outlets spread across 5 areas: Ocean Terminal, Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel Arcade, Ocean Centre, Star Annex, and Gateway Arcade. 

There are over 50 dining options, ranging from fast food outlets and coffee bars, to casual bistros and upmarket restaurants. Visit the 5th floor Ocean Terminal Deck for spectacular views of Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour and the South China Sea.

Jade Market is a jewellery wholesale and retail street in Kowloon, about 450 metres southwest of the MTR Yau Ma Tei Station. Expect to find local jewellers selling precious stones, pearls, and jade of all shapes and sizes. 

High-quality jade from the permanent shops usually carries a certificate indicating its grade. The entrance is at the junction of Canton Road and Jordan Road – look out for a 3-tonne jade stone next to the maps of the market.

Pacific Place has around 200 exclusive fashion outlets and 3 department stores. Thanks to its high location, you’ll get to enjoy views of iconic landmarks such as The Peak, Hong Kong Park, and Central Piers. 

Familiar names include Brooks Brothers, Balmain, and Shanghai Tang, as well as fine jewellers such as Chopard and Cartier. You can catch the latest films at its luxurious onsite cinema, which offers stadium-style seating and a private lounge. 

Stanley Market is often packed with inexpensive treasures, including bamboo bird cages, paper lanterns, and Chinese ornaments. You’ll also find Chinese silk and linen on display, some of which are crafted into bags, tablecloths, and clothes. 

While the market mostly attracts tourists, you’ll notice frequenting the eateries along Stanley Village’s breezy waterfront, where you can enjoy authentic Cantonese cuisine with ocean views. 

IFC Mall Hong Kong, located above Hong Kong Station in Central, is part of a multi-complex, which includes 2 office towers, a luxury suite-apartment building, and a 5-star hotel. 

This shopping mall offers an extensive selection of mid-range and luxury stores, mixed together with some fantastic restaurants. There’s also a rooftop terrace, where you can bring your own food and enjoy the superb views.