Hidden in plain sight, counting Hong Kong's unique shopping districts one by one

There are several unique shopping streets in Hong Kong, offering a wide range of products from antiques, toys, dried seafood, electronics, clothing, hats, and shoes, to flowers, insects, and fish. If you have time, it's worth visiting them.

Upper Lascar Row

Hidden within the ring is Upper Lascar Row, a street filled with Mao Zedong badges, ancient snuff bottles, childhood toys, ethnic-style jewelry, and more. It is sure to be a favorite among all the 'curious cats'.

Li Yuen Street East

Li Yuen Street East and Li Yuen Street West in Central are similar to the Ladies' Market in Mong Kok, with rows of stalls and small shops selling affordable men's and women's clothing, children's wear, shoes, bags, and some daily necessities. Turning left from Des Voeux Road West in Central into Ko Shing Street, you will smell a faint aroma of Chinese medicine. This is the century-old Medicine Street, which is also the wholesale center for Chinese medicinal herbs in Hong Kong.

Tai Yuen Street

Wan Chai also has a street that children love the most - Tai Yuen Street, which is filled with toy shops that have been in business for decades, antique toy shops, and stores with various toy themes. During holidays, the small toy shops and stalls on Tai Yuen Street are adorned with all kinds of festive goods.
Granville Road in Tsim Sha Tsui is particularly noteworthy. It is a shopping street popular among young people, located near Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Many young trendsetters love to come here to find affordable and fashionable clothing. The clothing stores along Granville Road include local Hong Kong brands' girls' clothing shops, small stores selling cute accessories, wholesale clothing stores, and specialized cosmetics shops. They all share the common traits of being inexpensive and offering a wide variety of styles.
Tung Choi Street (Goldfish Street) in Mong Kok is home to numerous aquarium shops, as well as many pet shops. Notably, there are stores selling insects and reptiles. Tung Choi Street, located between Argyle Street and Dundas Street in Kowloon’s Mong Kok, is famously known as Ladies' Market. Besides women's clothing, you can also find men's clothing, handbags, jewelry, toys, cosmetics, and even household items. The variety of styles and affordable prices make it a popular spot for savvy shoppers looking for cheap clothing and souvenirs.
Apliu Street in Sham Shui Po offers a wide variety of electronic components, wires, batteries, cables, transformers, as well as computer hardware and telecommunications equipment.