Philip George's shopping directory

Hong Kong:

International Finance Center

At the heart of Hong Kong, ifc mall houses over 200 international brands and a unique new cinema, making it the number one living and entertainment mega structure in the city.
The mall is easily accessible from all forms of public transport, including the Airport Express railway line. In addition, ifc mall's harbourside position and airy architecture add a sense of relaxation to an afternoon of shopping. Shopping directory: http://www.ifc.com.hk/english/directory.aspx

Hong Kong Land: Malls and Shops

By Location
Alexandra House Chater House Jardine House Prince's Building The Landmark

By Category
- Accessories- Audio-Visual- Books & Stationery- Chocolates and Cakes- Cigars- Cosmetics, Skin and Personal Care- Florists- Groceries, Wines & Spirits- Home Living- Kid's Wear & Toys- Laundry- Lingerie- Men's Wear- Others- Shoes- Taste- Watches & Jewellery- Women's Wear- All Shops

Admiralty

Pacific Place: is just above the Admiralty MTR station. You will find here a Classy and giant multi-levels shopping mall. It is connected through a pedestrian walkway to the Queensway Plaza. This is a great place for all your shopping needs. Shops are selling international branded clothing, lifestyle products, electronic goods, jewellery, and books. The grand floor of the Pacific Place has cinemas and restaurants. There are three 5 star hotels, Conrad International Hong Kong Hotel, JW Marriott Hotel and Island Shangri-La Hong Kong Hotel are located in this complex. http://www.pacificplace.com.hk/shopping/shopdir/directory_index.html

Causeway Bay
The rapidly gentrifying, pedestrian-friendly Causeway Bay district—about a ten-minute drive from Central—is Hong Kong's answer to New York's Nolita or London's East End.
Masses of shoppers converge here for the mix of high-end and indie fashion boutiques, grunge-glam department stores, and street food vendors.
The massive Sogo department store is hard to miss if you arrive at the Causeway Bay subway station; it's worth a browse, although it stocks merchandise widely available in the U.S. 555 Hennessy Rd.
Just a few minutes away, the boutiques of Paterson Street have hard-to-find Japanese clothing labels such as Tsumori Chisato and Vert Dense.
Some 160 shops sell trendy clothes in the four-floor Island Beverly Center mall (1 Great George St.; 852-2890-6823). Nearby mega store Muji has a seemingly endless array of well-designed (and well-priced) sportswear, Japanese stationery, and household items from luggage to bath products: Lee Theatre Plaza, 99 Percival St. Concierge.com
Causeway Bay's largest Mall: Time Square : http://www.timessquare.com.hk/e/index.html

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