Cityplaza
A large shopping centre, also with an ice-skating rink. To get there, take the MTR to Taikoo on the Island Line.
Chinese Goods Centre Ltd
Forget the westernised shopping malls and head for this Chinese-style department store in North Point. Here you will find almost anything you might expect in a large department store except prices are extremely competitive. If you are looking to buy gifts with an oriental flavour this is worth a try.
Fashion Walk
An indoor street with shops and a range of western and Asian restaurants.
Sogo
A Japanese department store. As well as the standard fare of international label goods clothes, electronics, home furnishings etc, there is an excellent supermarket in the basement, which sells a variety of Asian foods.
Times Square
A shopping centre in Causeway Bay with an excellent concentration of mid-price range shops and restaurants. CitySuper in the basement is one of Hong Kong's upmarket supermarkets, with a food court serving a variety of reasonably priced meals.
Chun Yeung Street
A local market near the North Point Tram terminus. You can find traditional Chinese food, especially Hokkien style food there. There is a variety of household items, clothes and fresh food there. It is a bazaar typical of many on Hong Kong Island.
RC Outfitters
A good range of hiking and camping accessories, plus outdoor clothing at reasonable prices.
The main department stores are in Causeway Bay é é¼ç£. The biggest of these is Sogo.
Gloucester Rd
Pronounced as 'Gloss-ter' Rd, this street is famous for car showrooms where the rich will spend and the rest will take photographs of themselves in front of their dream car.
G.O.D
G.O.D. is a play on the Cantonese slang for "to live better". Here you will find a range of designer gifts and household items.