Right after visiting Toyzone, walk just abit further down Sugar Street to Causeway Bay Centre. Since you’re in the area, you might as well check out the toy shops at the basement of this building.
Causeway Bay Centre, 15 – 23 Sugar St, Hong Kong Read the rest of this entry »
Highly recommended for the sheer amount of toys old and new. Stocks Transformers, Star Wars, GI Joe, Marvel, DC, Gundam, vehicle model kits and 1:6 figures, as well as consignment items.
Causeway Bay Commercial Bldg, 1 – 5 Sugar St, Rm 16/F. Read the rest of this entry »
Recommended by the folks at One Sixth Warriors and Marcus, I went to check out TMT Hobby Shop when I was in the Causeway Bay area.
12th Floor, Yeung Lu Chi Commercial Building, 462 Jaffe Rd, Hong Kong Read the rest of this entry »
Oriental 188 Shopping Centre comprises of mainly games, CDs and DVDs with a mix of toy shops selling Japanese action figures, Medicom, Revoltechs, gashapons and a smattering of Transformers. Only recommended if you’re in the area.
Oriental 188 Shopping Centre, Wanchai Road, Hong Kong Read the rest of this entry »
After the visit to Tanka Sports Outlet, I checked the bus services available at the bus stop in front of Hung Hom market. KMB Service 6C looked like it would get me back to Nathan Road, so I hopped on as I thought it would be good fun getting a view of the city on a top deck of a bus.
Here’s directions on how to find your way there. Unless your map skills are top notch and you fancy a walk, it may be a better idea to take a bus from Hung Hom bus terminal.
Unit J, 1/F, Phase II, Kaiser Estate, 51 Man Yue Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon. Read the rest of this entry »
I did the touristy thing and walked along the Kowloon harbour during this trip. Loads of foggy pictures of Hong Kong island in this post, but it was a nice relaxing walk.
Dropped by HMV to check out the selection here.
Prices are pretty much the same as what we get in Singapore, but the selection here is more eclectic.
