Top 10 Funky Shops
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1. King Wah Building
Uncrowded mall with funky street clothing, accessories, handbags and watches. There’s genuine vintage denim and other 70s and 80s rarities, and kitsch Japanese cartoon ephemera aplenty.
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2. IT
Smart, minimalist outlet for sleek Japanese and American street clothes and accessories.
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3. Izzue
Another good place for hepcats and urban warriors to find the right tops and dancing trousers for a night out.
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4. Sony Pro Shops
Head to the Sony Vaio, Walkman and Playstation Pro Shops for the latest audio and video gems among Sim City’s computer shops.
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5. Mongkok Computer Centre
Not such good deals on computer hardware and software as in Sham Shui Po but convenient for a huge selection of games and accessories.
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6. Sasa Cosmetics
Conveniently located outlet of an extensive Hong Kong chain selling cosmetics of every shade and type at very low prices.
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7. Ban Fan Floriculture
The porcelain and ceramic vases and wicker-work flower baskets may not win awards for chic or design, but the choice is impressive and the prices are reasonable.
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8. Chan Chi Kee Cutlery
Cheap, sturdy woks, steamers, choppers and pretty much everything else you might desire for the well-equipped kitchen.
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9. Sandy Chung
Your one-stop shop in the jade market for pearls, beads and jewellery of all sorts. Go between 11am and 4pm.
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10. Fa Yuen Building
For audio and videophiles, here is the latest in sleek gadgetry at competitive prices.
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