I don't like the market as I find that you need to bargain a lot. The shop assistants are not friendly and the things you can find every where. Almost all the stores are selling similar products More

This was the best of the Hong Kong markets. Lots to choose from. But you need to do your homework and have an idea about prices so you can bargain hard. Sellers will make it plain that you are out of the ballpark on price when you genuinely are - but are happy to engage when they feel you can... More

Don’t expect any ground-breaking finds. Most of the markets are filled with Made in China low quality clothing, bags etc. and plastic products. Temple Street Night Market is worth a stroll-though but the ambiance is mostly courtesy of the exotic signage, faces and smells. Towards the bottom of Temple Street you’ll also find jade stalls, fonrtune tells and a sex-toys... More

Not much choice of clothings to cater to all ages. Mostly souvenir items. Open very late after 12.00 noon. Should have benches along the way for tired feet especially older people. More

What can I say - busy busy busy. I think you could visit the Ladies Market every day for a week and still find different things to look at. We visited the Ladies Market after we visited the Bird and Flower Market and on our way to the Temple Street Market - an afternoon and evening out...depending upon how quickly... More

First time a decade ago I browsed thru' and walkaround the Ladies Street; I don't particularly like it compared to Temple Street. And this second time round revisited I don't find any interesting buy except it looks like a carbon copy of Temple Street but less vibrant more locals than tourists. Hopefully they can link-up these 2 streets (impossible though)... More

Great deals but not too much variety Good for dr dre headphones, shirts and souvenirs Fun place to haggle. There were a couple of places with a funky smell haha U can spend quite a few hours roaming around. More

Very interesting market experience. Lots of cool stuff sold and great bargains. More

Lots of bags, clothes, electronics, and accessories to buy. The market is also a great place to buy knock-off board games (the instructions and cards may be in Chinese though) More