Bargains and Bargaining
The best place for you to demonstrate those bargaining skills, as bargaining at the Mongkok Ladies Market is important and at time a real fun. How low you can go or they can let you. All prices of things at the Ladies Market are negotiable, and the sellers will waste no time in trying to fleece naïve tourists. To them volume sales for the day must be achieved.Assuming almost everything is at least 10% overpriced, if not 20%. Start at a low price and bargain with the stall holder until you reach a price you think is fair, if they won’t budge, take your business down the road, as the same or similar product shouldn’t be far away. Be firmed in your bargaining way, Hong Kong market sellers are old veterans and can appear aggressive, but the bargaining is just part of the game, and if you get a good price, they will often offer you a compliment afterwards. Find more about tips and trick shopping in Hong Kong. Gather information on shopping Tips for more knowledge on how to get the best out of shopping in the city, especially in Mongkok.
The best place for rock-bottom deals on anything from fashion to mobile phones and electrical appliances. Take the MTR E2 exit and walk into Yau Shing Commercial Centre on your left. There are six floors selling cameras, digital videos, DVD players and other appliances and many more.
Walk along Nelson Street, and the first street parallel to Sai Yeung Choi is the Ladies Market where you’ll find bargain clothes, bags, toys, VCDs, fake Rolex watches and so on. The next parallel street is Fa Yuen Street South, which specializes in sports shoes and sportswear. From fake Adidas, Umbro and many more, you say it you have it.
Langham Place on Shanghai Street is a humungous hi-tech mall hosting over 100 trendy boutique stores
Mongkok is the place on earth where you can buy almost everything.
The best place which is less expensive than average, great deals to be had in HK, but be wary and do check look around for the best buy.
Walk along Nelson Street, and the first street parallel to Sai Yeung Choi is the Ladies Market where you’ll find bargain clothes, bags, toys, VCDs, fake Rolex watches and so on. The next parallel street is Fa Yuen Street South, which specializes in sports shoes and sportswear. From fake Adidas, Umbro and many more, you say it you have it.
Langham Place on Shanghai Street is a humungous hi-tech mall hosting over 100 trendy boutique stores
Mongkok is the place on earth where you can buy almost everything.
The best place which is less expensive than average, great deals to be had in HK, but be wary and do check look around for the best buy.
Generally if you have been to Hong Kong for about a week you may have already been to Mongkok 4 times! At least. Mongkok is a shoppers paradise! Everywhere you look there are bargains to be made, and have anything a person needs! Thousands of shops everywhere and the market are simply amazing.
Extremely good bargains for shoe lovers, if you look carefully there are tons of shops offering the latest and trendy boots for only 100HK (around 13~14 AUD). The market also offers great casual shoes with great designs for a low price also, but ensure you bargain to get an even better deal!
If any ladies are looking for quality make up and quality service, just off Nathan Rd is the place to go! You will be warmly welcome and comfortable! Great Place!
You will probably go back today again the next day and the day after next.
Extremely good bargains for shoe lovers, if you look carefully there are tons of shops offering the latest and trendy boots for only 100HK (around 13~14 AUD). The market also offers great casual shoes with great designs for a low price also, but ensure you bargain to get an even better deal!
If any ladies are looking for quality make up and quality service, just off Nathan Rd is the place to go! You will be warmly welcome and comfortable! Great Place!
You will probably go back today again the next day and the day after next.
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Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay seem to get most of the press when it comes to recommendations for great places to visit in Hong Kong, but Mong Kok is as good as it is, if not better than, these areas - depending on what you're looking for and your bargaining skill.
Mong Kok is home to the famous Tung Choi Street, more commonly known as Ladies Market. This is where you really get to enjoy the atmosphere of Hong Kong and the personalities of its people, as you work your way through this crowded thoroughfare, haggling as you go. Don't forget that there are also shops on each side of the street, behind the market stalls, and there are bargains to be found here too.
The Mong Kok Computer Centre is also well worth a visit for techno-addicts.
And for the ladies, there is a fabulous Wedding Mall containing hundreds of wedding-related stores, which is well worth a visit, even if only to experience the interesting differences between Hong Kong weddings and those we're used to in the west. Did you know that most Hong Kong brides hire their wedding dress? And the bride and groom will generally have their wedding photos taken before the wedding day?
Don't be afraid to venture beyond the obvious and well-known attractions, into some of the smaller malls and arcades. Often you can't even tell that a building has stores in it until you enter it and find a directory next to the lifts.
Mong Kok is home to the famous Tung Choi Street, more commonly known as Ladies Market. This is where you really get to enjoy the atmosphere of Hong Kong and the personalities of its people, as you work your way through this crowded thoroughfare, haggling as you go. Don't forget that there are also shops on each side of the street, behind the market stalls, and there are bargains to be found here too.
The Mong Kok Computer Centre is also well worth a visit for techno-addicts.
And for the ladies, there is a fabulous Wedding Mall containing hundreds of wedding-related stores, which is well worth a visit, even if only to experience the interesting differences between Hong Kong weddings and those we're used to in the west. Did you know that most Hong Kong brides hire their wedding dress? And the bride and groom will generally have their wedding photos taken before the wedding day?
Don't be afraid to venture beyond the obvious and well-known attractions, into some of the smaller malls and arcades. Often you can't even tell that a building has stores in it until you enter it and find a directory next to the lifts.
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