this outlet is quite large and you definitely get your steps up . There are so many shops and most of them are the large brand names like Quess , Marc Jacobs and Levi etc. We found that the deals that the shop s had were not that cheap in Australian dollars so we did not but anything from them but thoroughly enjoyed looking at all the items.

Citygate Outlets is one of the main outlet malls in Hong Kong, and a go-to visit for its over 80 international brands. We were here on a Friday noon time, after a short hike of Scenic Hill nearby. Not too pack but the chinning aircon is definitely gratifying to us (been hiking outdoor) A 4-storey bldg. and basement the Shops Discounts is anything from 30% onwards off the original price. As with all Outlets setting the offerings are in good quality & authentic but are likely from previous seasons. Some of the many designer boutiques you’ll find includes Calvin Klein, Tommy H, Timberland, Nike, Geox and some mid-tier luxury boutiques. . Products range from clothes, footwear, electronics and accessories, to sports equipment, beauty products and even homeware. In terms of F&B there are also few establishments to go for, we have a chilling time at Pacific Coffee trying their frappe & pastries. At the basement level there is also a TASTY store that is large and some Pharm stores too. Generally the prices here are higher compared to OUTLETs in Japan or European Outlet but still consider good than buying back in city (Jordan, TST, Central etc). And a lot of the Higher brands of Chanel, LV. We spent a good 2 hours and I bought from Nautical, N Face, Crocs. Surely a place that we will drop by whenever we are in HK, at least to check out possible bargains!

Citygate Outlets is a different end of the spectrum to Staley and the Wan Chai type markets. Its more like a regular shopping complex but with prices that are terrific. As an example I saw a pair of Rockport shoes I bought in Sydney for $319Aus on sale for $120 Aus. It is certainly a place to visit. There are also food outlets such as Starbucks and it is close to the Cable car. The railway MRT is below so getting there is a 30 min train ride from the city. I think it is better then Schengen particularly as you have to get and pay for a day vias into China to visit it. That perhaps raises revenue but it put us off going and thus cost them money.