Central Market

I definitely recommend this place. There's a food court on the ground floor offering a variety of options. The second and third floors are mostly dedicated to souvenir shops, take-away tea counters, and cozy cafés, perfect for grabbing a drink or finding a gift to take home.

This was not one of our planned destination for today, but just happen to walk by on our way to Sincere department store. This market with it's stores has transformed so much better than when we visited a year ago. With lots of speciality stores and Hong Kong flavored souvenir booths with eateries covered all corners of the world. It's hip and vibrant. Not for just tourist but caters for the local as well. Do come in for a looksee, you won't regret it.

What vibes here! A visit to HK won't be complete without coming here. Lots of quaint little stalls/shops selling cutsy stuff and souvenirs. It was crowded since I was there over a weekend and it was visited by many of the locals as well. Be ready to spend some money to bring some unique stuff home. There was a running promotion for HKD600 spent and free HKD20 shopping voucher and HKD50 food voucher. Unfortunately, instructions wasn't clear and as I did not collect all receipts AND charge slips, my spending did not qualify for the gifts. A little bummer for me as concierge staff weren't helpful and also plainly insisted I produce the charge slips (when I wasn't given at some stalls).

Visited Central Market today (July 23, 2025), and what a delightful experience! This revitalized market is a perfect fusion of Hong Kong’s heritage and modern flair. The open, airy layout made exploring the stalls a breeze, and I was blown away by the variety-from artisanal coffee to mouthwatering dim sum at a cozy vendor. The vibe is buzzing yet welcoming, with plenty of spots to sit and people-watch. Loved the quirky local crafts for sale, perfect for unique souvenirs. It’s a fantastic spot to dive into Hong Kong’s food and culture scene. Highly recommend for locals and tourists alike!

Well every Singaporean should come to this Central Market, they have coffee, asian cuisine and upstairs lots of toys and figurine to buy. Their toys and figurine are cheap and genuine in quality! If you're tired, can rest and buy coffee at this Bloom Coffee shop. Their Lemonade Cold Brew is the best signature which I ever tasted!

Central Market in Hong Kong is a fascinating blend of history, heritage, and modern lifestyle, having undergone a significant revitalization. Central Market now houses over 100 retail shops and eateries across three floors. You'll find a wide variety of options, from local brands and Hong Kong street snacks to international cuisine, coffee shops, and bars. While it's no longer a traditional wet market, Central Market offers a unique and engaging experience for both locals and tourists looking to connect with Hong Kong's past and present. - Washrooms were clean - Great collection of souvenirs (reasonable pricing) - Found some of the best postcards (painting style)

Nicely built structure with air-conditioning. On weekdays diners are mostly from the nearby Hang Seng Bank. The Central Market at the 3rd floor connects to the Mid-Level Escalators. Central Market have both entrances and exitss at Des Voux Road and Queen Road.

This is a must-visit check-in spot when you're in Hong Kong island, located very close to the popular photo-op streets in the Central area. It's an old-style shopping building with a variety of stalls selling diverse products. There are many beautiful photo opportunities here, so don't miss the staircases and the iconic clock