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The Hong Kong shopping scene has taken some knocks as competition rises from Shanghai and other cities around the region, but for those who know where to look, high quality and good value abound. During the day, head to Stanley, Cat Street, and the bird market for ethnic treasures and photogenic moments; after dark, the Temple Street night market has more shopping, delicious noodles, and live Chinese opera. Custom clothes, shoes, and leather goods are among the good deals for shoppers in Hong Kong, and while jewelry prices are on the rise, the quality of gems and pearls available in Hong Kong still draws dealers and serious collectors. The same is true for visitors hoping to find an antique treasure or two.
The bespoke tradition continues in Hong Kong—especially for menswear and accessories—and the cost for custom pieces is very reasonable....more
For lovers of kitsch, Cat Street Market sells Cultural Revolution memorabilia: "Little Red Book"s, Mao alarm clocks, ceramic Red Guard statuettes, and badges of...more
Luxury-brand addicts and those who aspire to be draped in their wares have long flocked to Hong Kong's Central District. But trendsetters are increasingly...more
Shoppers come from all over Asia—and the world—to take advantage of Hong Kong's legendary discount shops and outlets. Here are our favorites: ...more
The brainchild of flamboyant local designer David Tang, Shanghai Tang (which now has London and New York branches) sells upscale traditionally...more
Located on the southeastern side of Hong Kong Island, this bargain-stocked waterfront promenade is well known to every taxi driver. Look for supple bed linens...more
This is the liveliest night market in Hong Kong, with 400 stalls selling clothes, CDs, and fake designer watches. When the superficiality of shopping kicks in,...more
For a genuine slice of Hong Kong life, visit this market, where hundreds of songbirds tweet in elaborate mahogany cages while stall managers feed them...more
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