Ladies Market 

With a name like Ladies Market, you would think that this is a place only for the ladies. It does include a lot of products for women, but it also features lots of stuffs for men and even children. In Mongkok, the Ladies Market stalls are open from early afternoon until late at night. Ladies Market is where you will find a variety of fashion stalls, which sells everything from fake designer goods to jewellery, shoes and bags. You can also get Chinese souvenirs at Ladies Market and nice things for kids. Other uncommon products you can find there are plants and homeware.

Jardine’s Crescent Market 

This market is located in Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island and it is more into in-trend fashion for teens and young adults. Considered as the most fashionable night market in Hong Kong, Jardine’s Crescent starts mostly at 3pm and goes on till past midnight. Many of the stalls there sell things that are from mainland China, so make sure you know before you buy. At this market, you can also bargain hard for the best deals, especially for the products from mainland China.

Temple Street 

Temple Street is one of the largest night markets in Hong Kong. It is so famous that most people rush to go there the minute they land. However, it does get quite crowded and a lot of people do avoid Temple Street due to its overpopulated crowd. Most of the stall occupants speak English so it is not a problem to communicate (and bargain!). Items that are sold there consist of fashion, apparel, electronics, art, homeware and souvenirs. Food stalls are also available , which is perfect if you are into food-tasting while shopping.

Stanley Market 

Stanley Market has the charm and exquisite look that other markets in Hong Kong don’t have. It is quite an interesting place to visit and shop at. You will find lots of faux-antiques, calligraphy paintings and arts and crafts. Restaurants with good ambience are as well  located in the surrounding area, which makes a visit to this charming place even more interesting.

Cat Street 

Cat Street is where you will find the most interesting antique shops in Hong Kong. If you are into getting antique souvenirs and interesting products, Cat Street at Upper Lascar Road is the place to be. You can find art and homeware features, such as Chinese pottery, kitsch ornaments, Buddhist images, silk and jade products. Cat Street used to be the place where stolen goods were sold in the 19th century. Today, it is one of the most popular street markets in Hong Kong.

Jade Market 

Jade Market, next to the temple street market, has a range of jewellers selling their products in an indoor market setting. They have a lot of interesting things, some of which you may have never seen before. If you are interested in these kinds of fashionable items, Jade Market might be the place for you. It is also a great spot to buy interesting jewellery gifts before you head back home.

Tai Yuen Street Market

If you are looking for the greatest and most affordable toys that money can buy, Tai Yuen Street Market at the Wan Chai district is the place to be. Popularly known as the toy market, this place sells everything for kids from Barbie dolls to board games and Lego bricks. Tai Yuen Street Market also has stalls that sell clothes and even, souvenirs.

Sham Shui Po

Known as the mecca of shopaholics in Hong Kong, Sham Shui Po is the place to go for electronics, computer gadgets, children’s toys and accessories. This place is where you will find the best shopping streets in Hong Kong.

PMQ

Located in Central, PMQ is considered one of the top places in Hong Kong where you can find a lot of interesting things to fill your suitcase with before you go back home. There are small arts and crafts shops, fashion stores and many more. You can find art pieces and fashion jewellery that you won’t find elsewhere. It is quite an interesting place to shop at if you are into fashion and handcrafts.

Apliu Street Flea Market

Apliu Street Flea Market is the place to be if your purpose is to buy cheap, second-hand and new electronics. A flea market is the same everywhere but here in Hong Kong, the Sham Shui Po Apliu Street Flea Market is so much more than a flea market. You will be amazed at the things you can get here, which might be a little more expensive at the place you come from. There are TVs, computers, tablets, cheap phones, phone chargers and many more. You can also find clothing items, accessories, watches and antiques. Even if these items aren’t on sale, you might just still end up with a good deal.

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