iSquare is one of a handful of shopping malls within short walking distance in Tsim Sha Tsui, providing visitors with yet more opportunities to browse Hong Kong malls and shops and spend money.

What is interesting about this mall is its height and vertical layout. The mall occupies a tower and is over 30 floors high. When it opened, this was the tallest mall in the world although I'm not sure if it continues to hold this distinction or not.

A visit to ISquare, means less time walking and browsing each floor and much more time on escalators which are constantly carrying visitors up and down individual floors, making a bit of a maze out of this mall. Shops are more mid-range compared to the likes of Harbour City on Canton Road. You'll find a handful of restaurants and expected coffee shops, the likes of Starbucks.

Personally, I don't care for this mall as much as others. The escalator arrangements are too regular and are more functional than aesthetically pleasing. In short, they are practical but dull. There is also little open space in iSquare, instead having tightly configured floors, that don't open up for the most part. This is similar to the main floors of Harbour City, compared to the traditional open mall format you can find at places like nearby K11 Art Concept Mall.

In the end, just another mall in TST, worth a quick visit if you are curious about the height and large number of short escalator rides you can take here.

Note: If you are looking for a mall to do a bit of walking when weather is poor outside you'll probably want to visit one of the others in the area instead. Too much time here standing on escalators instead of walking.