Kowloon

Hong Kong Shopping & Markets

Kowloon’s retail landscape ranges from the historic "Golden Mile" of Nathan Road to specialized districts like Sham Shui Po’s electronics hubs. This collection features the Temple Street Night Market and the diverse stalls of Tung Choi Street, known for fashion and aquatic life. For modern retail, it includes mega-malls like Harbour City and the nine-storey Dragon Centre. These locations offer a mix of high-end international brands, local supermarkets like PARKnSHOP, and specialized centers for computer components and gaming.

Temple Street

This street market, located on the street named after the Tin Hau Temple, is a special one because it stays open long into the night.

Tung Choi Street

Representative shopping district stretching approximately 1260 meters, featuring specialized sections for fashion and pet supplies. The area includes a 160-meter northern stretch dedicated to aquatic life and a southern section known for affordable clothing and accessories.

Harbour City

One of the largest mega-malls in Asia, located in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district.

Nathan Road

The oldest road in Kowloon, also called the "Golden Mile". Although the road is around 3.6 kilometers long, it will take you hours to cross…

Ap Liu Street Flea Market / Electronics

The street is known for the huge flea market containing any new and second-hand electronics you may think of.

Kowloon City Plaza

Operating since 1993, this shopping mall boasts more than 70 retail stores. AEON department store occupies the second and third floor.

Golden Computer Centre

Building full of cramped little shops selling electronics, laptops, components and computer games at very low prices.

PARKnSHOP

ParknShop is one of the two largest supermarket chains in Hong Kong, the other being Wellcome.

Yau Ma Tei Market

Traditional wet market offering fresh produce, meat, and seafood. The facility serves as a local hub for daily groceries in the heart of the Yau Ma Tei district.