Top summer shopping destinations – Singapore? Shanghai? Hong Kong? Macau (4)

Where to shop in Hong Kong?

Harbour City

Harbour City is the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong, featuring over 700 stores. You can find almost every brand imaginable here, and whether in scale or product range, it’s highly talked about; for example, “BCBGMAXAZRIA” from the US has a store that covers 2,580 square feet, making it the largest flagship store in Hong Kong. The shop offers a wide selection of items, including Runway and Ready-To-Wear clothing lines, shoes, bags, watches, as well as jewelry and sunglasses. Additionally, although “adidas” is almost everywhere in Hong Kong, the only NBA-themed concept store in the city is located at Harbour City — adidas NBA. It’s packed with exclusive and limited-edition products you won’t find elsewhere, making it a paradise for adidas and NBA fans looking for authentic basketball gear.

Ladies' Market

Tung Choi Street is divided by Argyle Street, where the MTR Mong Kok Station exit is located. The southern section is called Ladies' Market, and the northern part is known as Goldfish Market. Ladies' Market is a night market stretching about 1 kilometer, famous for selling various women's fashion items, hence the name. Office ladies often shop here in the evening. Although it’s a night market, shops along both sides of Tung Choi Street operate during the day too, while individual stalls begin setting up in the afternoon. Here, you can find a variety of ready-to-wear clothes, trendy fashion, accessories, footwear, and some household items. There are also many food stalls serving local snacks and meals.

IFC Mall

IFC Mall is located in a prime area surrounded by major global financial institutions, and is connected to the Airport Express and MTR. It houses over 200 international luxury fashion and boutique stores.

The mall has four floors — from Level 1 (which is actually the 2nd floor) to Level 3, it’s mainly shopping areas, while Level 4 is dedicated to dining with numerous restaurants. International luxury brands are concentrated on Level 2, mass-market fashion and cosmetics on Level 1, and Level 3’s highlight is the Lane Crawford department store.

Landmark

It’s a gathering place for global luxury brands, including well-known names such as Chanel, LV, Gucci, Loewe, and POLO — you’ll find almost all of them here. Prada even has three separate stores for men’s, women’s, and leather goods. Landmark has also completed a large-scale expansion project, where super-luxury brands like Celine, Dior, Fendi, and Tod’s, similar to Gucci, have opened two-story flagship stores.

Among them, the UK-based Harvey Nichols department store is located alongside the Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Unlike typical department stores, it positions itself as “sexy and glamorous,” appealing to trendsetters with strong purchasing power and a slightly playful taste.

Pacific Place

Situated in the heart of Hong Kong Island, Pacific Place has long been a top-tier shopping hub in Hong Kong, attracting a large number of visitors with strong spending power since its opening in 1989. Among its most renowned brands is Celine, which has a history of over 60 years. The Pacific Place branch enjoys excellent transport links, drawing many customers and thus offering particularly comprehensive styles and sizes. It’s said that even celebrities like Gong Li and Zhao Wei are regular customers there.

The Parisian luxury brand Louis Vuitton, known for its elegance, durability, and creativity, is truly iconic among luxury labels. Its Pacific Place branch benefits from its prime location, thriving business, spacious store layout, and fast inventory turnover — making it easy to find your favorite styles right away.