Top 10 Places to Shop
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1. IKEA
Even those who are not normally fans of the Swedish chain will find the wide array of made-in-China products attractive.
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2. My Jewellery
Innovative designs and prices that won’t break the bank. Check out their diamond-studded chokers.
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3. Universal Models
Plenty here for the model enthusiast, whether you’re after incredibly detailed military figurines or the latest Mobile Set Gundam. Scary range of pellet-firing replica guns.
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4. The Melting Pot Home Furnishings
Home décor items from Asia and beyond. Only open Tue–Sat. Call in advance.
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5. Overjoy Porcelain Factory
Dinner service designs run into the hundreds and are made to order.
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6. Suzuya
Cute, girly Japanese fashion label. Just the ticket if you want to look like Sailormoon.
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7. Bossini
Big branch of the cut-price chain store. Stock up on comfy cotton T-shirts, socks and khakis.
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8. Marks & Spencer
Sensible shoes, comfortable underwear and comfort food for homesick Britons. One of their biggest Hong Kong branches.
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9. Hang Heung Bakery
Hong Kong’s most popular baker of “wife cakes”, a flaky pastry filled with red bean paste. These traditional confections arede rigueur at Chinese weddings.
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10. Wing Wah Bakery
Hong Kong’s premier purveyor of moon cakes (see Moon Cake). These rich glazed pastry treats are eaten during the Mid-Autumn festival. The egg yolks in the centre represent the full moon.
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