Gay Hong Kong Shops

The very gay-focused Private Structure sells a fabulous selection of international designer men's underwear, swimwear, tank tops. Their products offer both style and functionality.

The shop is based in Hong Kong, but there are branches across Asia, and online purchase is available.

Founded in 2013, BOTTOM 9 is Hong Kong-based online shop selling men's swimwear and underwear, popular with gay customers. Brands include Garçon Model, Marcuse, N2N, Pump, Rufskin, 2Eros, Barcode Berlin and more.

Hong Kong residents without a credit card can place an order by depositing money to the shop's HSBC account - check the website for details.

Adult shop based in Hong Kong. Salty Corner sells a large selection of sex toys for men and women, fetish items, lubricants and other accessories.

You can shop online for products by Andrew Christian, Modus Vivendi, Gun Oil, Pjur, Cobeco, etc.

Located near the Mandarin Oriental, LANDMARK is an exclusive shopping mall for high-end international brands and fine dining options including Michelin-starred restaurants.

The shops range from fashion, jewellery, watches, household gifts, art & lifestyle, etc.

The largest shopping mall in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Times Square has 200+ stores (clothes, accessories, electronics), department stores, supermarket, cinema and over 20 international restaurants.

This is where hundreds of thousands of people gather for New Year’s Eve countdown. Times Square's car park can accommodate 700 cars.

This iconic landmark on Hong Kong Island consists of two skyscrapers, the IFC Mall and the luxurious 55-storey Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong. located a 3-minute walk from the Star Ferry pier.

The mall houses about 200 international premium brands, luxury fashion, an Apple store and Michelin-awarded restaurants. The rooftop garden offers sweeping views of the harbour and city.

A network of elevated walkways link the mall to several other department stores. The Airport Express Hong Kong also stops here, so you could always stop by on the way to/from the airport.

One of the largest Japanese department stores in Hong Kong that has been around since 1985. SOGO is also an important landmark in Causeway Bay.

The mall carries international fashion brands, beauty products and cosmetics, leather goods, jewellery and home supplies. There is also a supermarket.

SOGO has another branch in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

With 450+ shops, about 50 restaurants, three hotels and two cinemas, Harbour City is the largest multi-purpose mall in Hong Kong. It is home to many designer boutiques and shops selling cosmetics, electronic gadgets, etc.

The mall comprises several areas including Ocean Terminal, Ocean Centre and Gateway. Each section is well-organised.

Located along the west side of Canton Rd, stretching from the Star Ferry Pier. From Tsim Sha Tsui metro, walk along Haiphong Rd for about 5 minutes.

Leading shopping malls and excellent harbour-front dining on Alfresco Lane. The recently upgraded TST Centre specialises in fashion, cosmetics and other accessories.

There is a pedestrian bridge that connects the Tsim Sha Tsui Centre to the Empire Centre. Located near the Star Ferry to Hong Kong Island, with major hotels and shopping centres nearby.

This large shopping mall is divided into 5 zones based on the 5 elements of nature: metal, wood, water, fire, earth. There are 100+ retailers for clothes, jewellery, accessories, etc.

ELEMENTS features HK's largest organic food supermarket, a huge 1600-seat cinema complex and an ice rink. A variety of international food is available for outdoor dining at the Civic Square.

Nearby are the The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong and the International Commerce Centre, from which you can enjoy amazing views of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island.