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Hong Kong Top Shopping Malls

Being a person who enjoys shopping malls, I can't stop enjoying the chilled aircon around the malls. You really need a 'scarf' or light jacket around.

Harbour city, Tsim Sha Tsui = That's where I stayed








IFC Mall, Central
And the filipino hangout place on Sundays.


I think it's Langham Place, Mong kok - pretty long escalator
- one of the biggest H&M stall I found.


Times Square, Causeway bay
I saw people lining up and I lined up for freebies.
I think it's awareness on Hong Kong Law
- free recycle bag, keyrings, hp rings and mouse pad


Pacific Place, Admiralty..





And not forgetting their mannings and wellcome stores.
The other top shopping mall is Festive walk in Kowloon Tong -> not a place for women I guess. (hehe)













Comments

Anonymous said…
Are the flowers real?? It's so beautiful..the colors are attractive....
how long u both shop around??
Will go to IFC Mall & Times Square if i go HK again...
meiyi said…
flowers are REAL!.
shopping - only quick walk because i covered so many shopping malls!

so u went ifc and times squre the other time?
Anonymous said…
I like the photo in ferry.....

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