Hong Kong Trip 2011 - Day 2 Shopping at Sham Shui Po and Citygate Outlets

Second day in Hong Kong

All of us decided to go shopping first on the second day of our stay in Hong Kong. What's shopping without Hong Kong dollars? Together with Jazz, from Sai Kung we went to Frankie Money Changer in Worlwide Plaza located at Central. It is better to exchange US dollars than Peso to Hong Kong dollars when you go to Hong Kong. The exchange rate we got was HK$7.7 for US$1.

7-Eleven Sai Kung

1A Bus Terminal Sai Kung

We went to Sham Shui Po after to check gadgets in Golden Computer Arcade. If you are looking for gaming consoles, computer peripherals and accessories for laptop, iPod touch, iPhone and iPad, then this is the best place. We tried to canvass for iPad 2 which has just been released in US only.

Some shops are already selling it but for higher price. We also checked shops for wholesale clothes along the street. Here you can also buy a top for HK$10 or skirt for only HK$20.

Apple & Jazz

Apple & Joemel

Worldwide Plaza at Central

Sham Shui Po MTR Station

Boy Band! =) (Robbie, Teejay, Eric, Joemel)

Our nephew, Robbie was looking for a DSLR camera so we went to Wan Chai Computer Mall at Hennessy road. He bought Nikon D90 which is cheaper than ours that we bought in Hidalgo Quiapo a year ago. This is where we bought our Macro-Wide lens for HK$1000 on our first trip in Hong Kong October last year.

We headed to Citygate Outlets after to shop more. If you want branded clothes and shoes, never miss this place at Tung Chung where most of the items here are on sale! There's also Fortress inside, since no chance to buy iPad 2 in Hong Kong because of higher price, we just bought iPad instead. If you haven't been to Ngong Ping 360 you may schedule these 2 places in 1 day since they are both in Tung Chung.

Hong Kong MTR Station

Poor Tony, her mama thought he lost his Octopus card that's why he's beside me.

Useful Resources:

Citygate Outlets

Ngong Ping 360

MTR Guide System Map and Octopus Card Fare Chart

1A Bus Fare Table

XoXo - Apple & Joemel

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