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Best online snack shops in Hong Kong

Time to get your snack on

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Time Out Hong Kong
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Have you ever stayed up late – probably binge-watching Netflix again – and felt the midnight grumbles? Sure, you can always stave off your munchies by nibbling on a few boring crackers, but why make your stomach suffer when you can stock up on all your favourite treats beforehand by ordering online and have them delivered straight to your doorstep. From nostalgic local snacks and Japanese treats to healthier alternatives, here are some of our favourite online snack shops in town. By Natalie Lam

RECOMMENDED: You can also check out our pick of the best alternative online grocery stores in Hong Kong, or get your grocery shopping done online at Hong Kong supermarkets that deliver to your home.

Best online snack shops in Hong Kong

Lingsik
Photograph: Courtesy Lingsik

Lingsik

Lingsik, which means 'snacks' in Cantonese, prides itself in being the first award-winning online snack shop in Hong Kong. Home to an unbeatable collection of thousands of snacks, the retail giant boasts an assortment of addictive treats by various brands from Hong Kong, Japan and Korea, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and more. Lingsik even offers snack hampers to send as a gift – because who doesn’t want to receive a basket full of chocolates and crisps?

Ztore
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Ztore

Inspired by local tuck shops (‘si doh’ in Cantonese) found in neighbourhoods all across the city, Ztore is basically an online version of these traditional shops. Complete with an array of nostalgic childhood treats, pastries from local bakeries, as well as various popular snacks from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, Ztore has a little something for everyone – whether you are in need of a mid-week pick-me-up or simply craving some crisps during your Netflix session. It even stocks a range of personal care products, face masks, and hand sanitisers.

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Fill Full Snack
Photograph: Courtesy Fill Full Snack

Fill Full Snack

Since Hongkongers love all things Japanese, it’s only right that we include Fill Full Snack, an online shop with an extensive selection of Japanese nibbles. Offering everything from instant ramen and other junk foods to sweets and jellies and even alcohol, the shop has a diverse range of products from brands that you won’t be able to find in Hong Kong. Perfect for those who are keen on trying new flavours.

Succezz Hong Kong
Photograph: Courtesy Succezz Hong Kong/Skinny Food co.

Succezz Hong Kong

Focused on snacks imported from Europe, Succezz is well-stocked with a variety of healthy alternatives to your usual junk food, ranging from low-sugar hazelnut chocolate sandwiches, high-fibre chips, to protein Oreos. Apart from snacks, you can also find a bundle of diet-friendly condiments that are guaranteed to be equally delicious and equally guilt-free!

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Thai Choice
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Thai Choice

Thai snacks may not be the first thing that comes to mind when your midnight craving strikes, but there’s no reason why you shouldn’t give them a try. At Thai Choice, you’ll find a long list of feel-good healthy snacks from Thailand, including everything from low-sugar cookies and gluten-free chips, to veggie snacks that allow you to indulge without the guilt. The shop constantly offers special discounts and promotions too, so watch out for those!

Life Foodie
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Life Foodie

Rounding off this delightful list is Life Foodie, one of the few online snack shops in Hong Kong that’s devoted to Taiwanese titbits. As an experienced snack retailer with brick-and-mortar locations in Causeway Bay and Mong Kok, its online store offers a variety of authentic Taiwanese treats that are sure to keep your bellies happy until the next meal. Thanks to Life Foodie, Hongkongers don’t have to travel all the way to Taiwan for its famed taro swiss rolls or deliciously addictive nougats.

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