DK Travel : Hong Kong : Shopping

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Sogo

With a fine range of mostly Japanese goods, Sogo is very popular among locals, though not up to Seibu’s standards (see Seibu) in the hipness stakes.
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.
Space

Take your pick of last season’s bags, accessories, shoes and clothes by the inimitable Italian designer Miuccia Prada. Minimalist décor and layout ensure a true Prada experience.
Stanley Market

Full of tourists of the badge-sporting, flag-following variety. If you’re not claustrophobic, join the hordes thronging the narrow lanes to gorge on tacky rubbish. (see Market)
Star House

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

Cute, girly Japanese fashion label. Just the ticket if you want to look like Sailormoon.
Tai Ping Carpets

Lots of lush and lovely rugs. They’ll ship them home for you.
Temple Street

Comes alive at night. Hundreds of stalls are jam-packed by 9pm, offering pirated goods and all manner of, well, junk. It used to be known as Men’s Street, and many stalls still stock less-than-fashionable attire. Venture past the market and you’ll stumble onto a lamplit coterie of fortune-tellers and possibly a Chinese Opera recital. (see Temple Street Night Market)
The Birdcage

This one offers mostly original Chinese antiques and curios sourced by the owners of the Birdcage shop on the mainland. Items range from portable antiques and curios to furniture.
The Landmark Centre

It’s impossible to miss this smart, modern mall, with its conspicuous consumables from the likes of Chanel, Dior, Zegna, Versace, Prada, Vuitton, Bulgari and Tiffany.