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Hong Kong Festival Walk Mall Review

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Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong is one of the largest shopping malls in Hong Kong, with more than 200 stores and outlets. Aimed at a mass market audience that some of Hong Kong Island’s exclusive shopping malls, most of Hong Kong’s most popular ones are represented here such as Broadway Electronics and Hong Kong Records. They are joined by major international retailers such as Marks and Spencer and H&M. Of course, being Hong Kong, the mall experience wouldn’t be complete without some high-end names.

Vivienne Westwood and Tommy Hilfiger are just two of a dozen more exclusive brands. As part of its family appeal, there are also a number of stores like Toys R Us and DKNY Kids that will allow you to bring your little ones.

In addition to its wide selection of brands, Festival Walk is also known as a leisure destination thanks to its Mulitplex Cinema and one of the only indoor ice rinks in Hong Kong. These are complemented by a solid selection of food shops geared towards the nuclear family, ranging from Asian cuisine at House of Canton and EXP to Western food at Dan Ryan’s Chicago Grill and Amaroni’s Little Italy. Those who can’t resist the temptation of fast food will find the full range on offer, including McDonald’s, KFC, and Ben and Jerry’s.

Hong Kong Harbor City Main Store List

Flagship stores

Broadway, Fortress, H&M, Page One, Marks and Spencers, Toys R Us, Hong Kong Records

Fashion

Calvin Klein, French Connection, Hollister, H&M, Juicy Couture, MANGO, Paul Smith, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Vivienne Westwood

Shoes and bags

ENTRENADOR, DKNY, Guess, Kinji, Links of London, Montblanc, Rockport, Tie Rack

Jewelry

Accesorios, Georg Jensen, Swatch, Tic Tac Time

electronics

Broadway, Fortaleza, Oregon Scientific

Where to eat

Cafe De Coral, Rice Paper, Itmae-Sushi, EXP, Dan Ryan’s Amaroni’s Little Italy, House of Canton, Pacific Coffee, Godiva

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