The best shopping malls on Hong Kong Island

Hop on over to Taikoo Shing for some of the best shopping and entertainment in Hong Kong. The mall is home to the Ice Palace where you can freely glide on ice or sign up for a few lessons. If hitting the ice isn’t your thing, get stuck into the litany of food options ranging from local cuisine to Japanese, Vietnamese, and Thai food; or relax at the mall’s cinema where you can catch the latest flicks.

If you’re heading to Causeway Bay, you can’t miss taking a stroll through Fashion Walk, which comprises both indoor and outdoor spaces across Paterson, Cleveland, and Kingston Street. Aside from the handful of fashion and lifestyle brands, don’t miss Fashion Walk’s Food Street to satisfy your cravings or for a good shopping break.

Situated in the heart of Central, IFC mall boasts sprawling views of Victoria Harbour and easy access to the ferry pier and Central Harbourfront for various events and happenings. The mall itself hosts some of the best designer brands and stores along with world-renowned dining options in a range of price points. The mall is also attached to Hong Kong Station and the Airport Express, making it the perfect pit stop for travellers, fashionistas or people on-the-go.

If luxury is right up your alley, there’s no better place to shop and dine than at Landmark in Central. Comprised of four connected buildings, Landmark is home to Michelin-starred restaurants and world-class shopping – from Louis Vuitton and Valentino to Ambush, Balenciaga, and more. Be sure to also visit Belowground, a hip cultural and retail space that combines your shopping experience with contemporary arts and culture.

A massive block of shopping complexes at Lee Gardens, sprawled over the massive expanse of Causeway Bay from Lee Theatre, Hysan Place, Leighton, and Lee Garden One to Six. Here you’ll discover fashionable finds from leading brands plus unmissable dining experiences at some of the best restaurants in town.

Situated in Admiralty, Pacific Place is the perfect place to do some shopping or wander around Hong Kong since it’s only a few minutes' walk from Hong Kong Park and the Peak Tram. The mall itself boasts some of the latest in dining innovations in Hong Kong and is also attached to four of the city’s most popular hotels: The Conrad, Island Shangri-La, JW Marriott and The Upper House. PP has it all. 

One of the biggest conservation projects in Hong Kong, the former Hong Kong Police Married Quarters has been revitalised as a centre of all things creative and design-based. Over 100 creative enterprises can be found at PMQ, where old residential units have been converted into small shops, boutiques, and design studios selling handmade products including jewellery, clothing, and homeware. Pop-up stores from international designers are also a common sight at PMQ, and the regular markets are particularly popular among design enthusiasts.

Sogo is everyone’s favourite meeting point in Causeway Bay (after the giant TV at Time Square). It's known for its mix of luxury brands like Prada and Tiffany’s and affordable offerings that deal in things like luggage and home appliances. But the main draw that keeps locals and tourists coming is the countless beauty brand counters and the Sogo Freshmart that specialises in imported Japanese groceries and confectioneries. 

Spend your day in the heart of Causeway Bay at Times Square. You can find some of the most well-known fashion and lifestyle brands residing here, along with a fun mix of restaurants and cafes, a movie theatre, and much more. What's more, the mall's outdoor piazza isn't just a great meeting point, it's also a versatile space that often plays host to various art and cultural events.