If you like shopping and like to wander through blocks of merchandise, Mongkok is your place. Always remember, every price is negotiable. If you can't get your price, try walking away and a compromise is sure to follow. More

It was a great taste of old and new. Walked around late one night to take pics. The locals hang out once the tourist go to bed it was amazing seeing how alive the city was at 3the in the morning. More

Mongkok is one of the busiest places in Hong Kong. In parallel to the main road, Nathan Road, is the electronics gadget shops where you can find all the latest models, then next also in parallel to the main road is the Ladies Night market. Then there is still another 3rd parallel street to main road, full of shops with... More

I find the Ladies Market as an average only. Why? Because there are more variety of goods that you can buy from temple street night market. What I like here is FOOD, you can find here cheap and affordable restaurants. For a first timer like me, it is a must to try the street foods. But make sure to check... More

Whatever you cannot find in Central or Tsim Sha Tsui's shopping malls, you might just find here in Mongkok. From sports apparel to casual clothing to bags and accessories, Mongkok is a one-stop shop for everyone. I particular like the selection of mountaineering gears available in Mongkok. There is an unbelievably wide range of choice and true enough what I... More

I was excited to visit this storied shopping experience, but came away a bit disappointed. LOTS of merchandise but nothing very special. I wasn't able to bargain down to the prices I wanted, so I came away disappointed with both the experience and what I purchased (a few silky coin purses and some jade donuts). Everyone professed that their merchandise... More

Another "must go" place in HK, great for souvenirs shopping. Must haggle hard for a reasonable price. Some items are cheaper in Luohu (Shenzhen) as they originate from China. U can get six HK T Shirts for HKD 100, it is about USD 2.30 per piece, the same price for a tram ride. Key chains 11 for HKD 100, fridge... More

Its very crowded especially at night. They sell a lot of things from clothes to souvenirs, fake handbags and etc. Make sure you bargain at least 30%-50% of the price quoted. You wont regret. Tips : Take care of your belongings. Beware of pick pocket. More

Probable the largest market in Hong Kong. It caters mainly to Western tourists. My advice is to stay away from this area on the weekend because it is a hangout for local kids that have nothing else to do. Some good restaurants in the area. The side streets near the market have electronic stores and sporting goods stores. A good... More