Temple Street Hotel Hotel

For me this was the best market, everything was in 1 place, lots of choice, there could be better bargains at the more focused markets but for the savings and having to walk about in the sun and daytime heat I'm happier here. Don't ever take the 1st offer always make a counter-offer and don't be afraid to walk away if you can't get the price you want. Happy hunting.

I loved this night market. They have nice food, anything you need for souvenirs. Life here is always bustling with all the restaurants full even after 11 at night. It is very easy to come here by public transport. The prices overall is very cheap. I would recommend this market for sure. You will be glad you visited it.

Buzzing experience if you haven't been to an Asian market before. Otherwise quite ordinary. Nice place for seafood dinner. Bargain is a must. Tip: pay what you're happy with.

Good Tourist destination at night. Plenty of shipping for souvenirs. But the seafood dinners here are a must. All the seafood are fresh and cook to order. The price is very reasonable (I was told that one owner bright several restaurant and charged the fair market price at all his restaurants, which kept the other restaurants from gauging the customers). FYI: Try the mantis shrimp; that's one of my favorites.

The night market should have been visited in Hong Kong. Whether to buy something is another question.

Relaxed place with plenty of vendors and food stalls. Expect to see most of the same things as the Ladies market. Remember to barter as well. Lots of bootleg DVD and Blu-ray side stores here too. Don't be fooled. Majority of them aren't real but they'll try to make them look genuine. All in all, it's a cool place to do some shopping and eating.

Very nice night market … There is always something here.

Hong Kong Particular Market! In a very real neighborhood full of restaurants where they sell fish still alive and you can make you cook! A little sad this thing… Poor fish! Good prices and very busy! It opens on 17 and lasts until midnight! To see!

Clothes, footwear, toys, CDs, fortune-telling, street shows, Cantonese opera and Cantonese pop song have, adult supplies and so on, cheap, but poor quality, for the quality of high demand, it seems inappropriate to buy, such as tourists in the places to visit, you can also, please pay attention to purse, beware of pickpockets, also should not wear gold wear silver to go.

Quite ok. Even better, I found the food market on Jordan St.

Hundreds of stalls, and somehow they all seem to be selling the same stuff. Most of it is knockoff handbags, watches, clothes, art, and kitsch. Come here if you want that crowded bazaar experience, this one is unique for being open at night. Just realize there's a reason none of the other shoppers around you are locals.

One of the icons of Hong Kong. The temple street market I believe is a bit better than the ladies market near by. Lots to see. Lots to buy. Haggle if you are up to it!

Crowded, bustling market, perfect for having authentic chinese food. Everything we tried was delicious. Good shopping opportunities too. Stall owners are very nice and do not bother the customers like in other countries.

A place you must visit if you're everin Hong Kong. Great place to pick up some souvenirs to bring home. Make sure to haggle for a competitive price. Most of the booths sell similar items. After shopping, get some street food to snack on around the area.

The best place to haggle and have fun there all give you a price you say chipe chipe which means you lower the price give you a calculator and start the fun.

I love this place! Good place to buy souvenirs. You can also see Chinese knockoff products of popular brands like LV bags, JBL speakers and many more. Although you have to be careful about buying electronics because you won't get any warranty, if I recall correctly. The sellers tend to overprice their products especially when they're dealing with foreigners so you have to have haggling skills. The trick is to pretend to be unenthusiastic and hesitating to buy if they don't agree with your offer. Most of them are willing to lower their prices since what they're after is to clear their stocks. Because with the Chinese, they find it more profitable to have minimum markup maximum stock turnover. Also you can compare the prices from other shops since most of them have the same products anyway.

Market full of surprises… We have to negotiate the prices…

Super Night Market Hong Kongis but not the cheapest.

If you have boredom in the evening, you can definitely visit the market, but overall inferior products are offered there.

A great night's market if you leave out all the cheap products. For the curious, there's street food and small Chinese takeaways at every turn. Here you can eat very well and cheaply. So far without stomach upsets. At the temple there are plenty of fortune tellers who are very popular with Asian women. The many Ramsch clouds the atmosphere, but somehow it fits together. Should have been seen, anyway.

A very nice and Hong Kong type market, make sure you barter the. Price, whatever price they tell you, at least 25 % off is the price you should pay, else walk away, they will call you back. Area has a reputation but as a tourist you will be fine, no problem. Street food is nice especially if you in to fish. If you walk around hundreds of other places to eat, including western and indian food joints. Nathan Road is near, walk along this many shops to go to.

There is nothing useful. But the atmosphere and color can be felt:)

They are 3 streets where they sell many survenires. Where they have to negotiate to swear they will ask a lot until you lower up to 80%. Do not ask but they will buy as they are a bit of a bad character.

You can find beautiful opportunities, everything you want, everything you need, from electronics to textiles, suitcases and so on. It's teeming with life at night!

Electronic products at a good price.

Once led the parties in the form of night markets, there is no special extraordinary, fortunately, there is no other food culture set in it, coupled with the new singing culture, still attractive.

This is a great place to buy cheap souvenirs. It's open until late which is quite convenient. We had egg waffles at Mammy pancakes which were delicious. There were a few places that offer fresh seafood. We already had lunch but the places were so crowded it seemed they were worth trying.

Stupid Cherkizon. The color of the lover, of course. If you were on the Ladies market-you can not walk, and vice versa. Or maybe just a deceived expectation. All right, go see for yourself)

Lots of cheap but fairly decent quality stuff. A plethora of sex toys I'd be reluctant to use considering, well, you bought them off the street. Some fantastic paintings.

Temple st market used to be the less touristy option, but is now almost indistinguishable from the clearly tourist-targeted Ladies market. Rather disappointing development for those who remember this place in earlier years. Still, a worthwhile visit especially for first timers in HK, to soak in the market atmosphere and pick up cheap kitschy souvenirs. For a slightly more edgy splash of local "colour", wander into the shop front alleys behind the market stalls. Ladies of the night ply their trade there and shops sell DVDs of what the locals refer to as Cat 3 films. Not kid — friendly, obviously, but the atmosphere is business-like rather than seedy.

Used to be a civilian consumer club, not the same flat of odd, so only 3 stars evaluation. 、

The night market is amazing. True Chinese traditional things you get. Very cheap. But not sure of quality of the products. Good experience to venture out and see the market.

Must visit place in Hong Kong. The best place to buy souvenirs, taste the local dishes and meet fortune tellers. The market usually starts from 2pm till mid-night. Also visit the Temple and buy Nepalese Tibetan Handicrafts goods and beads, etc. Have nice time!

Great if you are looking to buy cheap t-shirts or souvenirs and love to haggle. Otherwise, it is aisles and aisles of similar-looking merchandise, with stores selling porn DVDs tucked off to the side, and many booths selling knock-off electronics that will most likely break after the first time you use them. However, there is great local food to be had here in outdoor cafes. As famous food critic Anthony Bourdain once said,  "All of the things I need for happiness: Low plastic stool, check. Tiny little plastic table, check. "

Not too bad but not as like before. Not much choices for clothes, souvenirs, etc. Almost any other stalls are selling the same type of brands. Only difference is price, which will solely depending on your bargaining skill. But beware, as you may gets bad remarks from the vendors.

A very touristy market. Lots of stuff, some good, some bad and some overrated. But a good experience watching people bargain in two different languages and ending up buying/selling stuff :)

Lots of stalls, but with a lot of repetition of sale items. Can get a good price if willing to bargain. Very crowded. Was a fun experience overall though.

I'd expected more food than just selling of items — like the street markets I saw in South East Asia. It's still a great atmosphere and incredible prices. I'd recommend it for a short visit and to buy a few trinkets — but not much more than that.

A great place to spend an hour or two in the evening, "admiring" the wide range of cheap souvenirs and replica clothing. It might sound like I am being a little negative, but actually I always enjoy visiting very much. Be prepared to haggle!

We enjoyed going to the place here. Many souvenirs to choose but all are the same thing from store to store. Just make sure you don't ask for the price though if you are not planning to buy. :) a bit messy but its tolerated.

Great for souvenirs and other gadgets, do not hesitate to negotiate the rates!