Very nice market for the most part. Great selections of products. We were looking to buy some fans for an event coming up. We went to one of the vendors looking for fans. They had fans but for an expensive price. Our group then went to another vendor who had fans for a cheaper price. We kind of were window shopping on other things of the first vendor. I don't remember exactly what happened but I remember that we would buy the fans if it was 15 HK Dollars. The vendor insisted 20 instead of 15. Most of us couldn't understand Chinese expect one of the people in our group. The vendor in Chinese (Cantonese) called us "STUPID FOREIGNERS!" Continuing (telling her business partner or husband) "These people are trying to bargain!!!!!!" Our Chinese speaker who understood started to get mad and started to argue. One of the people with us stopped her before she flared up. We ended up leaving and buying from the other vendor who was much more respectful and nice. Those vendors who called us Filipinos and Chinese Stupid Foreigners should be ashamed of themselves! At the end of the day they lost out on a lot of money they could've gained! People sometimes! Anyways, every other vendor was respectful, kind, and helpful. Overall great market. Just beware of rude vendors!

Had to pay a visit here during my recent trip to Hong Kong, of course. We didn't attend until later on in the evening, when the vendors were starting to pack things away unfortunately, so make sure to arrive well before 21:00 if possible. There was still plenty of market stall open & selling a variety of "knock-off" designer labels, as well as knick-knacks, souvenirs, etc, so plenty of choice! Be prepared to do some serious haggling though and even walk away from a sale if unreasonable. Would recommend to go to soak up the atmosphere and if you're looking for some cheap gifts.

Our problem was getting there at midday in September with temperatures around 40degrees. Great area for shopping and picking up unnecessary trinkets and goodies. Loved the area, with malls nearby and near Sneaker street.

My biggest suggestion is to wait at least an hour after it says they open before you go. I went at 11:00 and they were just starting to set up their stalls. I walked around for probably 45 minutes and maybe a third of them were set up by then.