MOKO mall is definitely one of the better malls in Hong Kong. Why? Because they offer a better mix of shops with great food and beverage outlets, supermarkets and a hotel. Well designed, roomy and nice place to shop.
This is a fairly huge mall. A train station on the ground floor. Food court, restaurants and super market on the other floors. Third floor has has a number of shops for children as well.
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Popular shopping mall with wide selection of shops and restaurants
Great place to shop, hang out and generally spend the day. There are a lot of dining options, some of my favorite restaurants are in MOKO, and I frequent them often. There's also a food court for even more options. Lots of generally well known clothing stores, but there are a majority that are high end.
Was on holiday in Hong Kong and stayed at the Royal Plaza Hotel. It was very convenient that the shopping mall and the hotel were directly connected. Many shops to shop around and food to eat, but nothing out of the ordinary.
Dinner buffet quality is great. Oyster is freshly opened and unlimited, quality also above average. Free flow of drinks included, recommended definitely!
Moko is a comfortablely sized mall and you will find many families come here on the weekend to shop, eat and play at the playground on 3F. One word of warning though, the playground is closed when there is the slightest chance of rain. Otherwise the playground has a large variety of equipment suitable for children of all ages! It does get direct sunshine so it is really hot in the summer near noon.
A bit far from the centre of Kowloon. About half an hour by bus. Offers most popular brands. Like most places in Hong Kong, it's clean, organized and efficient.
You won't regret visiting it.
This place is so big, it's a fun place to go to. I go there often with my friends and it's always been a pleasurable experience, there electronic maps around the place to help you to find places and shops and the central area on the ground floor is always amazingly decorated with different ornaments at different times of the year. There are loads and loads of shops there, there are also some new shops in the mall that are under construction.
This restaurant is in the food court. Good food, fairly basic. All made fresh in front of you. The service is a little weak, but fast.
Nice place with variety of shops and restaurants. The Royal Plaza Hotel restaurant is great. Variety of food types in one place. A little expensive (about us$55 per person - all you can eat). They officially close at 11pm, but better be ready to finish your dinner before 10:30 - 10:40pm, as they start cleaning and collecting items.
Decent shopping mall quite big and lots of selection. The mall looks much nicer now after renovation. Good selection of restaurants and cafes. Also a nice supermarket with lots of selection.
Really nice shopping mall with a lot of real estate. This mall is centrally located with a good range of shops and restaurants. There is also a food court good variety. The parking is handy but the lifts to the car park is hidden and can be confusing.
Pretty good place to chill and gather with friends. Was allowed 1.5 hours to use meal. The spaghetti ordered was quite nice, texture of the spaghetti was quite unique, worth a try. The slow roast chicken was a bit dry, but was seasoned well, tastes good.
Food Court of mall is fine you will find Chinese, Vietnam,Korean and Thai foods not Indian food. good mall for shopping
A newly renovated shopping mall right next to the Mongkok East station. Many shops and restaurants as well as it's convenience location I would say it's a must go place for tourists.
This shopping mall just renovated a few years ago. Pretty new. Located just right above the Mong Kong East station.
Modern shopping mall. Nice place for friends gathering. Young and energetic. Next to Mong Kok East station. If you are from Mong Kok station or Price Edward station, need to walk for 10 minutes. MOKO is also next to the famous Flower Market and Bird Market (tourist attraction), walk through the hotel next to it, cross a bridge and will get there.
It's a modest shopping mall nearby kowloon city. It's also convenient for those living along the east rail line or even those coming from mainland China. You will find brand names products the mid income groups favour. It has been recently renovated too.
Nice shopping mall with not many tourists. Convenient location just above mtr station. Recreational activities are not plenty here. But if you want to find good restaurants and pastries here, or go shopping, here is a good choice for you.
Lovely variety in the good court here. Access to mong kok via a connecting bridge
Not as noisy and busy as other malls in the area. Nice selection of restaurants and shops. And of course, an IMax theater.
Nice mall, well organized, good range of products from fashion to food. Slightly crowded parking lot with reasonable price and offers direct MTR access from within the mall. Features a Food Court with amazing varieties of foods. Great stop for lunch and dinner, affordable pricing and very good hygiene overall.
Features a supermarket with a bakery as well.
Big improvement after the renovation?! Maybe. The place is bright and new. There are many hundreds of shops and restaurants, but the size of shops seems shrunken and the options are becoming typical of the "monopolized" malls. The food prices are on the high range. It is far better to eat at the restaurants rather than the food court. Somehow, they manage to have the very lowest quality standards in the food court. The top levels are with high price range and reasonable quality menus. This can be a very busy and crowded mall do to the train station being their, but it is not certain if people buy much?