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The Mahou Dokoro Harry Potter pop-up is returning to Causeway Bay

And they’ve got a lineup of brand new merch!

Jenny Leung
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It looks like us muggles are in for a magical summer – the Mahou Dokoro Harry Potter pop-up is officially back in Hong Kong! Returning to Hysan Place from July 24 to August 25, the time-limited store is bringing in a fresh batch of spellbinding merch inspired by both the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.

Harry Potter Hong Kong pop-up
Photograph: Courtesy Mahou DokoroHarry Potter Hong Kong pop-up

New arrivals on the clothing racks include an Expecto Patronum tee design that glows in the dark ($450), a colour-changing Marauder’s Map tee ($450), a Mandrake Root tee ($450), and a Honeydukes-themed tee ($500). To complete the look, you’ll also find house-themed pouches ($260) and teddy bear plushies ($180) to fly your Hogwarts colours, though keep in mind the bear and pouch are sold separately.

Harry Potter Hong Kong pop-up
Photograph: Courtesy Mahou DokoroHarry Potter Hong Kong pop-up

Fashion and accessory lovers can also pick up candy-inspired pieces, including a Honeydukes candy-shaped shoulder bag ($420) and a matching pouch ($230). Meanwhile, fans of Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans can take their pick from a range of cute jewellery such as a necklace set ($320), a bracelet ($250), or an earring set ($230).

There’s also a little extra if you pop in before July 31. Anyone spending $300 or more in a single transaction will receive a limited-edition ‘Happee Birthdae Harry’ cake pouch. It’s only available as a gift with purchase, so grab one before they run out.

Mahour Dokoro Harry Potter pop-up
When: July 24 to August 25, 2026 (11am-9pm)
Where: Shop B113 & 115, B1/F, Hysan Place, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay

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