A very high end shopping malls that have nice architecture decor. Nicely done up basement food court including the famous French Bakery Gontran Cherrier and other cuisine like modern Western food, Thai, Korean, Japanese and Chinese but food quality wise is so so only. Seating wise is very limited especially on weekends it can gets very pack but no seats to cater the demand. They have several standing tables but it’s not ideal if you have young children as they won’t be able to reach the height of the table. Basically wasn’t well thought for elderly and family with young children.

This shopping malls also comes with a kids floor (which is the same floor as the food courts) and you will find a fancy kids playground call Donut Playhouse that links the 1st floor with the basement floor via a giant slide. You will have to pay to get into the playground and the max time is 1 hr. The kids will start their play at 1st floor spending like 30mins then take a giant slide down all the way to the basement floor where they then spent the rest of the time there with the giant bubbles room (plastic clear balls). Best to check upfront for the time slot on a busy day like the weekends. The kids floor also comes with Harry’s Kitchen where you can bake and decorate your own sugar biscuits to take home. The cost for the baking class is HK$380 per child.

This shopping malls also connects the MTR transit between Tsuen Wan Line (Tsim Sha Tsui Station) and Tuen Mun Line (Tsim Sha Tsui East Station).

Overall it’s a very high end shopping malls with nice ambiance and expensive stores. I would go there for the first experience but it’s not the place I would go for shopping as everything is very pricey. Would I go back again? Maybe not.