Hong Kong Tram Store

First of all, the shop is located on the first floor of the Central Market building. Like others, I had trouble finding it. I have been wanting to visit this place since I learned about it a few years back. There are lots of little knick knacks and small gifts that are "old" Hong Kong themed. There are also a lot of bus and transport related things, and snacks as well. It's smaller than I thought but there was a good selection there. I was told that the other location was smaller. The woman that helped me was kind, courteous, and nice. She was the perfect employee, and made me feel welcome and want to shop there more(which I did).

If you are looking to buy a double-decker tram miniature, this is the place to get it. I was looking like desperate for the miniature of their double deckers and couldn't find anywhere but they had it! Little expensive though, 109 HKD for a small miniature (size of my toe) is on the costy side.

Fabulous little shop in Central Market selling all sorts of snacks and collectibles..I'm from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 but made me feel like a kid again inside. Really worth a visit.

A creative, constantly updating collection of interesting or nostalgic souvenirs. Toys, snacks, postcards, figurines etc totally worth checking out if you are going to Central.

Selling crappy AI generated postcards and tote bags. Some items also cost literally 10 times the price you find for the exact same thing at any other market like Ladies market or Temple market in Kowloon. A complete ripoff

I'm manufacuter of fridge magnet from China mainland. May I know any chance for our cooperate?

I genuinely love this shop that so effectively preserves Hong Kong's local culture! The staff is friendly, and all the snacks and toys are reminiscent of my childhood living there. I would strongly recommend a visit to any of my friends who visit Hong Kong as a way to experience the local culture. I am grateful that this shop exists as a guardian of Hong Kong's unique culture, and I will certainly revisit it when the opportunity comes.

Many interesting items that show the local cultural colors of Hong Kong. The store manager (not sure if he is the owner or not) is super nice. It’s definitely a hidden gem in the hustle and bustle Central District. It worths a visit!