Harbour City Hong Kong Shopping Mall

There is shopping to suit most budges at Harbour City from mid-range goods to high end designer brands. Parents and kids might want to take a trip to Asia’s biggest Toys ‘R’ Us outlet and clothes stores including Barbie Kids, Burberry Kids and Armani Junior – head to the KidX area for all this and more.

Sports enthusiasts will love the SportX zone which features Hong Kong’s largest GIGSPORTS and flagship stores for Fila and Callaway Golf. LCX is the place to visit for a great blend of hip fashion labels whilst FACES boasts more than 200 beauty brands in one space.

Food choices at sprawling Harbour City are expansive featuring 50 restaurants including fast food outlets, coffee bars, casual bistros and more upmarket eating establishments. There is also a food court serving fast, inexpensive food for those seeking a quick bite. World cuisine is well represented including Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Italian, French and Western favourites.

Cadero Grill & Oyster Bar

Open from lunch until midnight, Cadero Grill & Oyster Bar specialise in fresh oysters from across the world and premium steaks. Located in the Gateway Arcade, it’s a great place to stop by and indulge. Steaks are dressed with tailor made sauces accompanied by a good selection of beverages.

Spasso

A spacious Italian eatery with excellent alfresco dining seats located over the harbor on an outdoor terrace. Spasso is perfect for special occasions and intimate dining with four private dining rooms available. The by-the-glass wine offers 50+ options with complimentary bites served from 17:30 - 19:30.

Nishimura

Located in the Marco Polo zone, Nishimura serves Japanese dishes for lunch and dinner with a focus on a range of set menu items including Teppanyaki and assorted Sashimi. The restaurant is constantly busy with business lunch clients and family diners. 

Elite car shows from brands such as Benz and beauty road shows from Dior, Clinique and other high-end brands are a great source of entertainment at Harbour City. There are also frequent photography and art exhibitions held in the main exhibition hall and live music is a regular fixture either inside the mall or close by outside. However, the major entertainment draw are the cinemas located at two ends, including one of Hong Kong’s largest situated in the Marco Polo zone. Harbour City also includes three hotels at its location.

Harbour City stretches along Canton Road West reaching from the Star Ferry terminal up to China Hong Kong City. The mall is easy to reach by bus, or MTR station – exit at A1 Tsim Sha Tsui, there are also 2,000 car parking spaces available at Ocean Terminal, Gateway Arcade and Pier No.3. There are various entry points to Harbour City along Canton Road plus a large entrance next to the Star Ferry Pier.

The mall is open until 22:00 on weekends and from 10:00 until 21:00 through the week. Inside, there are plenty of tourist counters and shopping centre facilities including a digital concierge service, mobile phone charging and Wi-Fi internet access.