This is a very famous shopping mall in Causeway Bay. Many shops and restaurants are concentrated. Here you can find FANCL, Starbucks, Wilson ( 衞訊 ) .Wilson mainly sells smartphone, iPad and similar products. Besides, shops selling fashion, jewelry and accessories also be found.
Here you can find many restaurants including Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Western restaurants. You can enjoy a meal very leisurely. Of course the price is expensive.
Awesome variety of brands. Mainly clothes, shoes, jewellery and accessories. Very few cafes. Tech stores only at the top level.
Nice menu of casual dishes for no-frills dining. Service is sufficient, if not particularly friendly. Very much enjoyed the mango smoothie and the minced pork noodles. There are some nice lunch sets available Convenient spot for a quick and tasty meal
Although the mall was old-aged, the variety of shops was very suitable for local spending and the decoration and maintenance was still very good.
There were two lift lobbies for restaurants in high floor which was separated by odd and even floor number which might easily mislead visitors.
Nice mall with very well known brand names of shops. Great places to eat on here as well. Very clean and exuberant full of people. Prices are however a bit up though definitely worth a visit if you ever fing yourself around this area
Famous shopping centre with nice restaurants too. Convenient and clean. After meal, I'd like to take foot and body massage at Zenxes Foot Retreat with friends in Happy Valley. We have our good time for sure. Will come again next week.
Excellent family shopping destination. Colorfully decorated for Christmas festival. Loved it.
surprisingly pleasant shopping arcade with relaxed atmosphere. not as crowd as other shopping arcades in the area. highly recommended for diners as queue is never long.
This wtc more[世貿中心] building is a mixture of shopping mall with restaurants, especially from the ground floor to the 5th floor, accessible mainly via escalators, and the actual floors are then consecutively labelled as G and then P1-P5. Then above this 6th level there are more dedicated restaurant floors, from the 6th upwards to the 13th floors, reachable via dedicated lifts, and eventually it's all office floors from the 14th until we reach the 37th, and lastly the highest floor is devoted to a clubhouse or referred to as the WTC clubhouse Hong Kong, which is on the final 38th floor.
There is much to do in terms of shopping and eating. For eating there is quite a selection of different cuisines on offer, there is Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese, Shanghainese and Western, just to name the most obvious types. There is a graphic illustration on the ground floor (northeast corner) just as you enter from the northern entrance, showing what is where on which level. Study these locations before attempting to go to your chosen target location, as this will greatly help avert any early wrong moves, and help you get to your location a lot faster.
The main lobby of this shopping mall is on level P1, and a specially dedicated helpdesk is just at the end of P1 to P2 escalators on level P2. Starbucks is on P4 and can be reached directly from P2 on a 2 storey long escalator.
This place serves one of the nicest Taiwanese beef noodles in Hong Kong, as well as the UCC coffee shop (Global Work Cafe by UCC) is well worth a visit because a positively filling lunch and a freshly brewed cupper of UCC is still less than HK$100, just imagine that!
So SoJust another nicer eatery.. Shopping.etc .A bit more Decent
You can find different good restaurants in this shopping mall with beautiful harbour view. The location is quite convenient. Close to mtr station.
A bit small and old style. But the shops are nice.
Nice mall, not as new or flashy as hysan place but it is easier to get around there with good shops and it is laid out well. The staff at the service desk are great! The Egg optical on the top floor is very nice and two of the staff I dealt with, a salesperson called queenie and an older optometrist are fabulous. They helped me out a lot and even fixed my old glasses when it broke in the store.
Great location with many restaurant options inside tower. Some old favorite s as well as trendy new ones. A good spot to have everything from coffee, to dessert, to outdoor drinking, indoor dining, western and Asian options.
You may interested on its double desk elevator which is not common in Hong Kong.
But the shopping mall do not have many interesting shops, but most of the restaurants with sea view.
Good Shopping mall, cafe, in the heart of the Causeway Bay shopping District. Good transportation connections. Many hotels nearby. Geographically central to the Peninsula and the northern part of Hong Kong Island.
Located just opposite the Excelsior Hotel, this small mall was an excellent spot for browsing boutiques and youth fashion. There were a few upmarket cafes to rest our feet and restaurants with views of the harbor and noon day gun. As visitors, we were also eligible for a complimentary discount shopping coupon booklet.
Medium to small sized mall. Some good food options. Nothing too special.
I like that it has HSBC ATM at the ground floor.
Cookie cutter mall. Nothing special to offer. You have absolutely no reason to go to this specific mall.
Shopping mall with mostly young-people-suitable SJPS