Hong Kong City Mall

I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was unacceptable. The owner, a woman, was extremely rude and discriminatory toward me, my mom, and my aunt. We politely asked about sandal sizes. When we mentioned size 8, she immediately said the largest size was 7. My aunt then explained she wears a size 7 and asked to try a pair, but the owner began shouting that they did not have size 7 in any shoes, even though she had just said they did. On top of that, she kept changing the prices and raising them from what was clearly written on the tags. Her tone was aggressive, disrespectful, and completely uncalled for. I was trying to give my visiting family a nice experience and show them something different, but instead we were treated poorly and made to feel unwelcome. This encounter left a very bad impression, not only of this business but of the store as a whole. I would not recommend this place to anyone

10/26/2025: Hong Kong City Mall has been around for decades. It is definitely past its prime with the mall looking run down and old. There was about 15-20% closed stores in the mall.

I recently visited this Hong Kong Vity Mall and was impressed by the amazing variety of products they offer. If you're looking for any item from East Asia, this is definitely the place to find it! From food ingredients to household items, they have almost everything you need. The most interesting part of the store for me is the section at the back with beautiful ceramic dishes such unique and delicate pieces that are hard to find elsewhere. However, the hygiene in the store could be improved, especially in some areas. Despite that, the quality and variety of products make it worth visiting. I'll definitely be coming back for their unique selection!

Great place to get any Vietnamese food and walk around mall area.

Let me tell you, Hong Kong City Mall is such a lively and colorful place. It’s full of energy with all kinds of shops, restaurants, jewelry stores, beauty salons, and even legal offices. Every time I go, I’m amazed by how much there is to see and taste. It reminds me of when I used to travel when I was younger, with all the smells, flavors, and friendly faces in one place. Some people say the building is a little old now, but to me the spirit of the place is what matters, and that has not faded at all. The community loves it, and there’s always something new to discover. I would gladly recommend it to anyone who wants a warm, vibrant spot full of culture and good food.

Nice little mall here with many Vietnamese shops. Grabbed a souvenir dvd for my dad for very cheap. Great place to escape the heat and get authentic vietnamese food.

This needs to stop. Selling food products without a visible expiration or "best by" date is unacceptable. I had to throw an unopened bag away after the noodles began breaking down—clear signs of spoilage. That’s not just wasteful, it’s a health concern. Consumers should not have to guess whether a product is safe to eat. If food is being sold past its quality or safety window, or without proper date labeling, that is a failure in basic food safety standards. Transparency isn’t optional—it’s the bare minimum. To companies selling food with no expiration dates: If you wouldn’t eat it, don’t sell it. If it’s still "good," then label it properly. Public health should never be treated as a gamble.