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Top 10 Places to Shop

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  • 1. Harbour City

    There are at least 700 shops in this vast agglomeration of malls stretching the length of Canton Road. It comprises the Ocean Terminal, Ocean Centre and Golden Gateway complexes. For serious shoppers only.

  • 2. Granville Road

    Great for souvenir T-shirts, all manner of big label knock-offs and factory seconds. Also top value at chain stores like Bossini and Giordano.

  • 3. Joyce

    Founder Joyce Ma has hit hard times but remains a Hong Kong icon. Her flagship store is in Central, but the Nathan Road outlet is also impressive, particularly if you have a penchant for Prada.

  • 4. Rise Commercial Building

    It doesn’t look much from outside, but within you’ll discover a trendsetter’s utopia.

  • 5. Beverley Centre

    This was the original beacon of cool in TST. Floor after floor of mini-boutiques from young local designers.

  • 6. Davidoff

    If cigars are your thing, there’s an impressive array of stogies here.

  • 7. Star House

    Top place for computers, software and all things geeky. Don’t be afraid to bargain.

  • 8. Toys ’R’ Us

    Probably their biggest branch in Hong Kong. Kids will love it, your bank manager may not.

  • 9. Fortress

    If you’re after electronic goods and baffled by the sheer number of shops around TST, chain store Fortress is a good bet. Other shops may advertise cheaper prices, but not all dealers are honest.

  • 10. Pacino Wan

    One of Hong Kong’s best-known fashion tyros; the Chinese Vivienne Westwood. Nothing is sacred – not even Her Brittanic Majesty, whose visage can be seen looking most unamused on Wan’s lurid creations.

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