Our List of the Top 20 Shopping Malls in Hong Kong

Here’s my super-list of Hong Kong Shopping Malls, all on one page updated for 2024. Including the well-known mega-malls that are so popular with visitors to HK, plus, the malls where locals shop, outlet malls, and two new additions for 2024.

A question I often get: If your time is limited in HK, which malls should you visit? A. K11 Musea and Harbour City.

Malls in Kowloon (Mong Kok/Tsim Sha Tsui)

K11 Musea

Location: Tsim Sha Tsui

K11 Musea is more than a mall, it’s a destination. Located on the beautiful Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade at Victoria Dockside it features a monumental atrium fusing art and wonder over its many levels. If there was a must-visit mall for the ‘wow’ factor then this is it. Shopping-wise, it’s mostly high-end, eateries are popular here, many with harbor views.

Harbour City Hong Kong

Location: Tsim Sha Sui

You could hardly miss Harbour City on a visit to Hong Kong, it’s one of the largest malls in Asia and has an unmatched location being right on the harbor at Tsim Sha Tsu near the Star Ferry Terminal. Along Canton Road you’ll find luxury brand flagship stores.

Elements Shopping Mall Kowloon HK

Location: West Kowloon

Elements is a high-end shopping mall in Hong Kong. The mall includes a variety of new ideas and offers customers a one-stop shopping experience, covering retail and leisure. It’s located at the foot of Sky 100 and also features a cinema, ice skating rink, and large outdoor rooftop alfresco dining area. It also connects to the new West Kowloon Station.

Langham Place Mall

Location: Mong Kok

Located in the Mong Kok area of Kowloon, one of the most prosperous commercial areas in Hong Kong, Langham Place is a landmark in the area. It is located a short walk from Ladies Market and features one of the world’s longest indoor escalators.

Mira Place

Location: Mong Kok

Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Mira Place Shopping Mall is very close to an MTR, Bus Station, and only 10 minutes from Hung Hom Railway Station. It is popular for high-end brands, fashion, dining, and beauty services.

K11 Art Shopping Mall

Location: Tsim Sha Tsui

Located at Tsim Sha Tsui, K11 is the world’s first art shopping mall. It not only houses many big-name brands but also has high-end and artistic decoration. The original K11 mall features loads of artwork, dining, and several boutique fashion brands.

The ONE

Location: Tsim Sha Tsui

An all-in-one retail complex, with its superb location, The ONE is rejuvenating the district by linking up the traditional shopping zones along Canton Road and TST Central. Features a Japanese supermarket and department store, fashion, and dining.

Moko

Location: Mong Kok East

Moko is a large modern shopping mall. Features an Imax cinema and T Galleria by DFS along with a large number of beauty care brands. Convenient for travelers using Mong Kok East Station.

Silvercord Shopping Centre

Location: Tsim Sha Tsui

Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui district, Silvercord is a 6-story shopping centre brimming with shops, restaurants, and a food court. It is perhaps most popular with locals for its food court which offers great value for the area.

Olympian City

Location: Mong Kok

Spread across three buildings offering 250 stores, 40 restaurants, and a cinema. It’s very popular with local area residents and handy if you are near MTR Olympic Station.

Airside

Location: Kai Tak

Located above MTR Kai Tak Station, which is a short walk from the Kowloon Walled City Park, Airside is a new addition. It offers nearly 70 stores and about 80 dining options which is an interesting ratio and perhaps a sign of the times. It also includes a cinema and art gallery.

Malls on Hong Kong Island (Central/Admiralty/Causeway Bay/Quarry Bay)

The Landmark at Central

Location: Central

Located in Central Hong Kong Island, the most prosperous business area, The Landmark is one of the most famous shopping malls in the city featuring many luxury brands.

IFC Mall

Location: Central

Located on Finance Street in the heart of Central overlooking the harbor and above the MTR Hong Kong Station. IFC Mall, also called International Finance Centre Mall, is adjacent to the five-star luxury Four-Season Hotel, Victoria Harbour, and a short wall to the HK Wheel. It features mostly mid-high-end brands.

Times Square

Location: Causeway Bay

Located at Causeway Bay, the most vibrant district in Hong Kong, Times Square is one of the largest shopping malls in the city. It has a vast collection of brand name stores mid to high-end luxury.

Pacific Place

Location: Admiralty

Located at Queensway, the heart of Hong Kong, and a prosperous business area, Pacific Place is a large mall and popular shopping place for Hong Kong people. Offering mid to high-end luxury brands.

SOGO Causeway Bay

Location: Causeway Bay & Tsim Sha Tsui

SOGO HK is located at Hennessy Road close to Times Square on Causeway Bay, SOGO is a large department store shopping and leisure complex. Possessing a total shopping area of 400,000 square meters. 

Cityplaza Shopping Mall at Taikoo Shing

Location: Quarry Bay

Situated on Taikoo Shing Road, Cityplaza is one of the largest shopping malls in the Taikoo Shing area. Here is famous for offering lots of quality shops and services.

Malls in Kowloon Tong

Festival Walk Shopping Mall

Location: Kowloon Tong

Located in Kowloon and directly connected to the transport routes of Kwun Tong Line and East Rail. It’s a modern mall and popular with locals, lots of mid-level and some upper level luxury brands. Includes cinema and ice skating rink.

Malls in Tsuen Wan

Citywalk Shopping Mall

Location: Tsuen Wan

Located at Yeung UK Road, Citywalk is one of the most popular shopping malls in Tsuen Wan. With a convenient location near the Tsuen Wan Station, high-quality goods, and good service.

Malls in Teun Mun

TMT Plaza + Trend Plaza and Kpoint at Teun Mun

Location: Teun Mun

Teun Mun is a long way away from all the buzz and action to be found in Central and Hong Kong although that doesn’t mean there aren’t some great places to do some shopping. This shopping area is popular with mainland travelers due to its close proximity to the border and easy connections. lots of daily needs, mid-level brands, and some luxury brands stores. It’s actually three separate malls all joined together via walk bridges, yes, it’s a retail maze! Lots of eateries and value is good.

Malls in Sha Tin

New Town Plaza

Location: Sha Tin

Conveniently located at Sha Tin MTR Station, New Town Plaza is a large-scale multifunctional mall, offering customers an exciting one-stop experience for shopping, dining, and entertainment. It is hugely popular with mainland visitors due to the easy connections from the border.

The Wai

Location: Tai Wai

One of the newest additions, The Wai is conveniently located at MTR Tai Wai Station. It offers 150 or so stores including a cinema nearly 40 cafe and dining options with many well-known mid-level HK brands and international brand stores. Image courtesy MTR HK.

Malls in Tsuen Wan

Tsuen Wan Plaza

Location: Tsuen Wan

Located at Tsuen Wan Town Centre, adjacent to MTR Tsuen Wan West Station and bus terminus, Tsuen Wan Plaza is one of the largest shopping malls in this district, providing shopping, leisure, and dining.

Outlet Malls

Citygate Outlets

Location: Tung Chung

Located on Lantau Island, near the airport and Tian Tan Big Buddha/Nong Ping 360, Citygate is the first outlet mall in Hong Kong. The mall offers approximately 80 international brands with year-round discounts of at least 30% to 70%, covering fashion, sports, beauty, and more.

Horizon Mall

Location: Ap Lei Chau

Here’s a place that you probably won’t read about in the tourist books or mags and for a long time it’s probably been one of Hong Kong’s best-kept shopping secrets. Featuring outlet shopping for many luxury brand names. 2024 Update – it still has lots of cool furniture and homewares but the outlet fashion stores on the upper levels seem to be becoming less and less.

Map with mall locations

Where to Next?

Check out our list of the top markets and the must-see attractions.

Where to Stay in Hong Kong near the malls and shopping?

Check out all of my lists of handpicked hotels in HK. If it’s a shopping trip or sightseeing, I like to be close to the MTR and a couple of my favorite places I check the rates at first are Metropark Hotel Mongkok and Brighton Hotel Hong Kong. If they are booked out, here is my go-to list of amazing value hostels and hotels near MTR stations, and when it’s time to splurge these are the top 5-star hotels.

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