Mall with art. I stayed here to kill time as I rest from sightseeing. They have 1-2hrs free internet access depends if you are willing tl share fb access. Overall, the whole mall has an artistic touch to it and the stores are similar to other malls.
ordered a beyond burger at the K11 Butchers Clubs, which is a vegan but meety burger with Daiya vegan cheese and Just vegan mayo! The Wu Tang Style with Kimchi taste awesome, must try!
I love this shopping mall. Art, design and style. Great variety of stores such as The North Face, Y3, and a Japanese grocery store downstairs. I really enjoy coming here every time I visit Hong Kong ðŸ‡ðŸ‡°!
Nice art themed mall. Semi-high end with lots of chiq boutiques and cafes. I would regularly return for the K11 Art Gallery which is regularly updated. Depending on the exhibition, there is often an entrance fee but could be free for kids and students or if you like their instagram page.
Not bad of a mall, a little small but nothing to really complain about. Connected to the MTR station so it's quite convenient.
A small mall for HK. With interesting art pieces dotted around the mall. With interesting pop up style stores. Lots of great design here with products from Hong Kong ,South Korea, Japan and Scandinavia. A MUST if you like design from these countries
Fantastic location with a kitschy interior, K11 is a fashionable mall that has a lot of boutiques inside. You can choose from several brands such as Y3. There's a great burger place at the ground level and if you're in need of supplies, there's a marketplace supermarket at the basement level. The mall is connected to the MTR and you can go directly to the trains from within the mall.
A great place to visit and shop. The art gallery has few extra ordinary products to buy
Interesting temp tea house structure at ground floor of K11 in summer 2017.
K11 art mall is a different kind of experience in shopping mall in HK. Medium size mall with an interesting mix of high street brands and artistic shops selling unique gifts. Certainly tailoring to the taste of younger generations.
The central sizable semi covered outdoor space has hosted various music and art shows. K11 is surrounded by 70s 80s buildings, which has provided an interesting backdrop to the contemporary use of the space.
Very creative seats for customers to rest.
Spacious & neat & clean.
Quite like the atmosphere.
A multi-level shopping mall with plenty of dining options, a mix of known brands and boutique shops, a good-sized supermaket, a small open-air square, an art space in the basement and is connected to the MTR Tsim Sha Tsui station and a hotel (Hyatt Regency). The mall is not very big in Hong Kong standard. I particularly enjoy their house-branded design store, fashion consignment area as well as gourmet food area (separately located on different floors).
As far as big malls in HK go, this one's pretty good. They're a dime a dozen but this one always seems to have a skew towards good design and art. Pop-ups and long term tenants are generally of a high order. Plenty of good food within too! Connected to an MTR station too so you never have to see the outside world if you so choose.
Great location with wild range of restaurants and stores selection. Staff are friendly and helpful. And quite specious for Hong Kong standard so you feel less stress in here compare to other malls in Tsim Sha Tsui. They sometimes hold interesting art exhibition and event.
It's one of the most beautiful shopping malls I have ever seen. Cool shops if expensive. Great for inspiration.
Huge shopping mall in Hong Kong. Nice place to walking around with friends. The guys who stands at the entrance to open the door for customers were not generous at all. Very rude to customers, they seemed to dont want to answer customers' questions when in need of their help.
Very nice, if you want to meet friends for coffee, ice cream, shopping etc. However, signage & map for locating easily as to where places are could be improved. Overall great place and location.
Considering there are hundreds of malls in HK, K11 did seem different to others. It's a little artsy, has some exhibitions, designer/novelty shops.
The food options are also very interesting and scattered all over the mall.
i like the interior and exterior design of the mall. you can relax and sit down in their open space at the ground floor. the mall offers shops that sells nicely designed items you wont find elsewhere plus the have a supermarket.
A great mall that specializes in art and everyday items with an artistic twist. This place is fun just to do some window shopping. The restaurant selection is quite good but not the most competitive in terms of price.
I always use the K11 skyscraper (called the Masterpiece building) for my orientation in Hong Kong as you can see it towering strikingly from far away thanks to its 64 floors. There is always some art exhibition going on outside and inside the Mall. It is very well designed and nice to walk around but most retail stores in this mall are expensive high end fashion brands. Washrooms are very clean. The Hyatt hotel upstairs do very good buffet and overall there are lots of good quality eateries on offer. It is a good meeting point if you are in the Tsimshatsui.
A nice mall to walk around with good (but pricey) food options!! I actually love K11 for all the beautiful art displays all around the mall. The stores inside are nothing interesting, it's really more the mall itself that's interesting. I'd say you can walk through it for about 30 minutes just to check it out!! And grab a nice (but pricey) coffee at the Korean coffee roaster Urban Oasis.