Luohu Commercial City

Not your typical outlet mall. Most of the deals are quite good. You have to haggle over the price which can be part of the fun or be annoying depending on how you feel about it. For me the worst part is being outside where people basically follow you trying to sell you to go into their store. Once you’re inside and off the first level, you’re usually fine. People don’t bother you that much. Definitely worth it for the tailored clothing.

was definitely an experience. You have to get used to being constantly asked if you want to buy a watch, bag, or item of clothing. The food area was great.

Everything was really interesting, and the salespeople were super friendly, though a bit clingy. I just wish I had more time to look at everything!

Great mall with variety of shops selling all different kinds of stuff. The prices are affordable, compared to Hong Kong. Getting custom tailored clothes (especially wedding attire) is common here!

I rarely give bad reviews, and I really wanted to like this place. But you’re constantly being harassed, people following you to force you to buy things. You have to haggle eveeeerry single thing, which becomes exhausting. I was ready to buy tons of things, but I spent two hours here and i only got a T-shirt. People get mad at you if you don’t buy from their stores.

Visited Luohu Commercial City recently, and wow, what an experience! This bustling multi-story marketplace is a sensory overload in the best way possible. From knockoff designer bags to tailor-made suits, electronics, and quirky souvenirs, it’s a treasure hunt for bargain lovers. The energy here is electric-vendors calling out deals, the hum of haggling, and the sheer variety of goods make it unlike any mall I’ve been to. ✳️ Pro tip: Brush up on your bargaining skills and bring cash for the best deals! I snagged a custom-made dress for a steal after some friendly negotiation. The food court on the upper floors is a hidden gem-authentic dim sum and spicy noodles were a highlight. However, it can feel chaotic, and some vendors are pushier than others, so go in with confidence and patience. Accessibility is great, right next to the Luohu border crossing, making it super convenient for a day trip from Hong Kong. Just be ready for crowds, especially on weekends. A must-visit for a unique shopping adventure in Shenzhen!

No longer a Counterfeit Commercial Center. Stores are normalized. However, the real action is Underneath. The New development , the Food Walk City.

Lots of replica goods. I was able to do some sweet bargains and find a few really good quality brands for quite cheap. But like others said: you have to come here with that market mindset. You will have to haggle and the sellers will try to drag you into their shops and they can be quite annoying.