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Ladies Market Price Guide 2027 — What to Buy & How Much It Costs

Visiting Ladies Market (女人街) on Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon means coming ready to bargain. This page lists verified HKD price ranges for the most common items, drawn from multiple Hong Kong travel sources. All prices below are the final price after bargaining unless noted otherwise. Stalls typically quote 50–100% above the final price, so counter at 40–50% of the asking price and settle in the middle.

What's Available at Ladies Market

Ladies Market runs along Tung Choi Street between Argyle Street (north) and Dundas Street (south) in Mong Kok, Kowloon — roughly 1 km long with 100+ outdoor stalls. The market is best reached via MTR Mong Kok Station (Exit E2 or D3). Categories on offer include clothing, accessories, souvenirs, electronics, men's items, toys, and — notably — counterfeit designer goods.

Clothing

T-shirts, dresses, jeans, leggings, underwear, socks, coats, qipao/cheongsam, silk scarves, and pashminas.

Accessories

Phone cases, wallets, bags, handbags, watches, jewelry, sunglasses, charms, bracelets, earrings, umbrellas, wigs, and hair extensions.

Souvenirs

Fridge magnets, keychains, postcards, chopstick sets, tea sets, paper lanterns, and "I Love Hong Kong" T-shirts.

Electronics

Charging cables, headphones, portable speakers, powerbanks, USB sticks, selfie sticks, and phone cases.

Men's Items

Watches, sunglasses, hats, belts, shirts, Formula 1 jackets, and soccer jerseys.

Toys

Plush toys, costumes, and fake LEGO.

Bargaining Norms at Ladies Market

Bargaining is expected at Ladies Market, and starting prices are typically inflated 50–100% above the final price. The standard approach is to counter at 40–50% of the asking price and settle in the middle. For example, a vendor quoting HK$150 might settle at HK$80–90 after a counter-offer of HK$60.

• Buying multiple items gives leverage for bulk discounts
• Walk away if the price is not met — vendors often call back with a lower offer
• Some vendors claim "no change" for large notes as a bargaining tactic
• Credit cards are accepted at some stalls for purchases over HK$300
• Cash (HKD) is primary; some stalls accept foreign currencies

Opening Hours & Best Times

Stalls open approximately at noon, with some setting up as early as 11:00 AM. Closing runs between 10:00 PM and 11:30 PM depending on the stall. The street is closed to traffic Monday–Saturday from 4:00 PM to midnight, and on Sundays and holidays from noon to midnight.

The best time to visit is a weekday between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM (fewer crowds) or between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Peak crowds occur on weekends from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM and on weekdays from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. The market is closed on the first day of Chinese New Year.

Getting There

The nearest MTR station is Mong Kok Station — Exit E2 (walk along Nelson Street two blocks) or Exit D3 (walk along Argyle Street to Tung Choi Street). Mong Kok East Station on the East Rail Line (Exit B) is also an option. KMB buses from Tsim Sha Tsui (routes 1, 1A, 2, 6, 9) stop at Nelson Street. Taxis are available throughout Mong Kok.

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