Ladies Market is a street market on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok, Kowloon, known for clothing, accessories and souvenirs. It makes a lively urban outing from Hung Hom, with market stalls, permanent shops and other specialised shopping streets in the surrounding area.
- Hong Kong Tourism Board describes it as a one-kilometre stretch with over 100 stalls.
- The stalls sell clothing, jewellery, football jerseys and Hong Kong-themed souvenirs.
- The market area becomes active in the afternoons and evenings.
- The street’s part-time pedestrian arrangements have set hours, which differ on general holidays.
Where is Ladies Market in Mong Kok, and how do you get there?
Ladies Market runs along Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok, Kowloon. Mong Kok Station’s street map marks the market in its surrounding street-map area, at grid references D3 and T5. Kowloon Harbourfront Hotel is in Hung Hom, about a 9-minute walk from Hung Hom station, and offers rooms in a four-star aparthotel.
Use the station map to orient yourself once you’re in the neighbourhood. From Hung Hom, public transport is a practical way to make this Kowloon outing.
The guide to MTR stations and onward routes from Hung Hom can help you plan the wider journey.
What is Ladies Market known for?
The market is known for clothing and accessories for women and men, jewellery, football jerseys, Hong Kong-themed souvenirs and other goods. Browsing the stalls gives the street its distinct market character, while permanent shops behind them add places to eat.
The Hong Kong Tourism Board highlights local foods served at eateries and cafes behind the stalls, including wonton noodles, curry fish balls, deep-fried squid and egg waffles. You can make a market visit part of a wider Mong Kok wander, with time to browse and stop for a bite.
When is Ladies Market active, and what should you check?
Ladies Market becomes active in the afternoons and evenings, but individual stall opening hours are not published by the Hong Kong Tourism Board. The pedestrian-street schedule is a separate detail: the Transport Department sets it for the section of Tung Choi Street between Argyle Street and Dundas Street.
That part-time pedestrian street operates from 4:00 p.m. to 12 midnight, Monday to Saturday, and from 12 noon to 12 midnight on general holidays. These hours describe the street arrangement, not a guarantee that every stall is open. Before you go, check the official site of the Hong Kong Transport Department for current arrangements.
What other markets and streets are nearby?
The Goldfish Market is another specialised shopping area on Tung Choi Street North in Mong Kok. The Hong Kong Tourism Board describes it as a 300-metre section with dozens of shops selling aquatic creatures and other animals. It has offered insight into Hong Kong culture and traditions since the 1960s; respect shop operations and avoid flash photography.
Mong Kok also has traffic-calming streets including Fa Yuen Street, Nelson Street, Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Shan Tung Street and Soy Street. These streets give you more of the district to explore around a visit to the market.
FAQs
Is Ladies Market in Mong Kok?
Yes. It is on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok, Kowloon.
Are there places to eat at Ladies Market?
Permanent shops behind the stalls include eateries and cafes serving local food such as egg waffles and wonton noodles.
Is Ladies Market the same as the Goldfish Market?
No. The Goldfish Market is a separate market area on Tung Choi Street North, also in Mong Kok.
What other outings are covered near Hung Hom?
The guide to Kowloon parks near Hung Hom covers green-space options for a city break.