Taikoo Shing is mainly a residential area, so it makes sense that there's a huge mall offering a variety of shopping and entertainment. The mall is home to the Ice Palace where you can freely glide on ice or sign up for a few lessons. And if hitting the ice isn’t your thing, get stuck into the litany of food options ranging from local cuisine to Japanese, Vietnamese, and Thai food; or relax at the mall’s cinema where you can catch the latest flicks.
Hong Kong is a shopaholics’ paradise. We’ve got some of the coolest street markets selling every kind of knick-knack, independent shops offering something more outside the box and even secret shops hidden in all corners of the city. But one thing’s for sure, there’s a shopping mall in practically every neighbourhood, big or small. Each mall is different and unique in its own way, whether by size and location, luxury or quirky, it’s almost impossible to leave without whipping out your wallet. Hong Kong Island is home to some of the best retail spots in the world, so follow this guide for the top shopping malls on the island.