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Some Japanese brands represented by shoes I.T., le saunder in Hong Kong and so on.

It is suggested that young MM visit langham place, Mong Kok, which is a large shopping mall directly connected to the subway exit. This is the favorite place for young men and women in Hong Kong. The above brands are readily available, and it is a one-stop shopping place for a first-floor shoe store and at least a third-floor clothing brand store.

Mong Kok is the favorite of fashionable young people in Hong Kong. Besides langham place, there are several brand stores such as Levi's, and there are three characteristic shopping streets. In addition to Women's Street (Cai Tong Street), there are Electrical Appliances Street (Xiyangcai South Street) and Boxie Street (Garden Street). You can buy the same electrical appliances and brand-name sporting goods cheaper than the mainland.

About 2.45 years old, my mother recommended shopping places:

Sogou Department Store in Causeway Bay, Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui and New Town Plaza in Sha Tin.

There are big-name cosmetics and clothing brand stores with a large age span (Zara, Sisley, F.C.U.K, Marks & Spencer, etc. ), as well as Harbour City and New Town Plaza. They are all near the exit of the station along the subway, and the traffic is very convenient.

3. Harbour City is the largest shopping center in Asia, with luxury brands such as lv, gucci, chanel and prada, as well as various mid-range clothing and cosmetics brands suitable for all ages. The only drawback is that it is too big. It is recommended to go to the information desk and get a shop map before going.

4。 I suggest not to go to the women's street, where the quality of goods is uneven, and many of them are produced by small factories in the mainland before delivery.

5. Suggest one day in Mong Kok and one day in Tsim Sha Tsui as shopping time.

I hope I can help you.