Best Hong Kong supermarkets that deliver to your home

A small chain of self-described ‘mega lifestyle specialty stores’, City’Super goes the fancy route with its goods. That means fresh French cheeses, high-quality fish from Japan, Australian beef and so much more. It can get a bit pricy, but when you're craving Korean abalone, coppa ham or red king prawns, you won't find a better selection.

The ParknShop mini-empire is one of the most recognisable supermarkets in Hong Kong. Larger outlets have deli counters, bakeries, and meat and fish counters, while some of the spinoff chains, like Fusion, offer more pre-prepared meals. 

Marks & Spencer Food has a smattering of shops across Hong Kong. They import all their own products from the UK and stock a range of packaged fresh vegetables and fresh or frozen meat and fish. They also sell pre-prepared foods including sandwiches, ready meals, baked products, sweets and chocolates as well as a gluten-free range of items. The prices are on the higher side, but if you want genuine British products, M&S is the place to go. You have to download the shopping and delivery app first, but after that it's super easy.

Gateway largely deals in products imported from the United States: Tide, Froot Loops, Tabasco and hundreds of other American goods you may not have realised you needed but really must have now. The store also stocks American baby supplies and pet food. Good news: it delivers now, too. 

Located inside Pacific Place mall’s Lane Crawford, the Great Food Hall is your best bet for high-end brands from around the world, as well as organic and sustainable products: Swiss chocolates, Iberico ham, Roquefort cheese and so much more. The produce aisle and the ready meals are particularly impressive. 

With branches in Elements and Stanley Plaza, 3hree Sixty specialises in premium imported goods. Both have a pretty extensive range of organic, vegan, and gluten-free foods, and the branch in Kowloon offers prepping services that make it easy to cook at home. Those include marinating meats, chopping veggies and cleaning seafood for you.

Market Place has a multitude of outlets across the city. This grocery store offers a wide selection of culinary delights sourced from top-notch local brands and renowned international labels and some local favourites like local agricultural farm Yi O and more.

The gourmet branch of the ParknShop empire features imported products, pre-made meals, baked goods and more. It’s a reliable choice for produce, and it's typically a step up from the Wellcomes of the world. There’s also a decent booze selection at affordable prices. 

Oliver’s is a goldmine for those seeking fine food and wine from around the world. The stock is carefully arranged and the huge deli-counters are packed with the premium cheese, fruit, meat, fish and more. There’s an extensive collection of wine from just about everywhere, as well as imported beers and spirits.

Neat and tidy Sogo Freshmart is found in the basement of Sogo’s Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui outlets. Specialising in imported Japanese groceries, the shop has everything you need to become a home-based sushi master. Not to mention, a solid selection of marbled Kobe beef. The store only stocks high-end products, so expect to pay a premium. 

Yet another offering under the ParknShop umbrella, Taste sells largely the same produce as the main brand but has upscale branding and more luxury products on the shelves. There are only a handful of stores, located across the city.

One of Hong Kong's biggest and most recognisable supermarket chains, Wellcome is certainly convenient, with its ample locations in every district of the city. The shops have just about everything you might need too and some have a pretty decent selection. Larger stores tend to have a much wider selection, including live fish tanks, in-store bakeries, deli counters and even grind-it-yourself fresh coffee bean dispensers.