Ladies' Market (Tung Choi Street),Hong Kong

• Stalls selling women's apparel (dresses, tops, lingerie)
• Accessories and jewelry (costume jewelry, hair accessories, bags)
• Handbags and luggage (affordable styles and replicas)
• Souvenirs and trinkets (keychains, postcards, local-themed items)
• Phone cases and small electronics accessories
• Wristwatches and sunglasses

• Lively night market atmosphere with neon signs and crowds after sundown
• Strong bargaining culture — prices are often negotiable
• Compact, long row of stalls providing endless variety within walking distance
• Close proximity to other Mong Kok markets (e.g., Fa Yuen Street Market, Sneaker Street)
• Street-food vendors nearby offering quick local snacks

• Bargain hunting for clothing and accessories
• Street photography capturing Hong Kong's urban energy
• Trying nearby street food (eg. egg waffles, fishballs, skewers)
• People-watching and soaking up local life
• Comparing stalls for price and quality

Late afternoon to early evening (16:00–21:00) for full atmosphere with somewhat manageable crowds; visit on weekdays to avoid the weekend rush. If you prefer smaller crowds, aim for late morning on weekdays, though some stalls open later.

Hong Kong is hot and humid in summer (Jun–Aug) with a risk of typhoons; mild and drier in winter (Dec–Feb). Street shopping is mostly outdoors — bring sun protection or an umbrella.

No entry fee. Most stalls operate roughly 10:00–23:00; peak evening hours extend into late night. Exact hours vary by stall and season.

Located along Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok. Nearest MTR: Mong Kok station (Tsuen Wan Line) — use exits C3/C4; Prince Edward station is one stop away. The market is a busy pedestrian street and can be crowded; use public transport where possible. Limited wheelchair accessibility due to crowds and narrow lanes.

1–2 hours to browse and shop; longer if combining with nearby markets or dining.

Wear comfortable shoes, light clothing in summer, and carry a small umbrella or raincoat in rainy season. Bring a small bag or money pouch to deter pickpockets.

Try nearby street snacks like egg waffles (gai daan jai), fishball skewers, and curry fish balls. Good souvenir picks: keychains, local-themed tote bags, inexpensive jewelry, and novelty items. Be cautious with branded goods — many are replicas.