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PMQ is the former Police Married Quarter facility on Hollywood Rd. and Aberdeen Street which was renovated into a commercial zone for creative industries and modern lifestyle experiences and reopened four years ago At PMQ you will a few brand name retailers mixed with smaller Hong Kong based brands and small retail businesses. This makes for a unique blend of businesses and interesting array products lines that is quite dissimilar to the conventional Hong Kong shopping mall. PMQ features art, fashion, children's clothing, photography, stationary, accessories, gift shops, bakeries, cupcake shops, making a refreshing change from the Hong Kong shopping malls which are now dominated by high-end international brand names and luxury shops. They also have art, social movement and other open exhibitions from time to time. These can be interesting to stop by and see. I liked the panda exhibition shortly after PMQ opened in 2014. There was an interesting HK food truck kick-off during the summer 2016. Too bad the food trucks have been a disaster here in HK, at least PMQ remains a cool place to stop by from time to time.
BradBrad
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A trendy (kind of) place to be uncomfortable in style. It seems person in charge of making it human friendly space didn’t not give much care for ease of navigation. Ground floor- single cold drinks vending machine was out of everything cold on a workday with place empty of people. I wonder why it’s empty 🫢 Style means suffering and sharp unsupportive chairs according to the vibe here. Toilet to refresh yourself in the summer heat won’t be refreshing as there was no air conditioning on not even a fan. Confusing signage as to where to find what. Interesting shops. If you want good instagram background and do not care about comfort go for it. Writing this review while sliding off painfully edgy and very slippery polished chair in a dreamy tea house next to a fake green tree. Seriously, is a real flower pot impossible to procure in HK?
Mills RelfMills Relf
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Support local HK artists, designers, and entrepreneurs! The last time I was here was in 2019 and I'm so glad to see stores have bounced back. If you are into maker faires, unique designs, and high quality handcrafted goods, this is the place to go. Yes, the prices may be a little higher than your average clothing and accessories store, but the money supports those in the local arts and cultural scene rather than some giant factory. Often times, you'll be able to talk directly with the designers and get more knowledge about their products. Its a cool experience! There are many floors on both sides of the building with art galleries too. There are so many nook and crannies even outside of PMQ on the small streets. If time allows, 2-3 hours should be enough time to explore this area and the shops around here.
NathanNathan
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PMQ is a place full of artsy stuff. So for example small businesses selling designed cutlery, locally designed clothing, cute accessories, cute home decor, you can find interesting stuff here. The pricing I would say Not Cheap, because it’s designed by local designers. There are also a few nice ambience cafe / sake / restaurant around this place. U just need to spend some time to walk around floor by floor to check it out. They used to have Kaws exhibition held here as well few years back. This place is interesting, if you are into checking out new things and dont mind the walk. Coz the building set up is like classrooms, floor by floor kind.
Suzanne ChinSuzanne Chin
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Love the transformation of the to the colonial-era Police Married Quarters to the current hub of creativity packed with interesting retail and art pop-ups, workshops, and design studios. Check out the cute cartoon murals on the pillars, original creations from jewelry to phone cases by independent designers, and chat with the friendly artists who are more than happy to talk you through their stories and work. To complete the experience, there’s also foodstuffs and dining on the ground floor with Gustaci Food Gallery and Gustaci Pizzalounge making PMQ a choice destination for a leisurely weekend.
Chyan PhangChyan Phang
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As a part of our walking tour, PMQ is like an art center where you can explore the emerging artists in Hong Kong. It is also the old residential house of the police family in Hong Kong. There’s a lot of history behind the establishment. They had this underground museum that features these old remnants that they still kept all throughout the years. What I did like was the Tamiya store with a cafe where you can stay and play with the Tamiya itself. They even have this free gift for tourists. Just don’t forget to bring or show them the copy of your passport to the reception.
Fredric JohnFredric John
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Nearby Attractions Of PMQ
The Peak Tram
ifc mall
Tai Kwun
Tai Kwun
Central-Mid-Levels Escalators
Central Market
Man Mo Temple
Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan
The Peak Tram
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Tai Kwun
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Tai Kwun
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Nearby Restaurants Of PMQ
Yat Lok Restaurant (Central)
Kau Kee
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Shake Shack (ifc mall)
Yung Kee Restaurant
Tsim Chai Kee Noodle
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Mott 32
Mak's Noodle (Wellington Street)
Yat Lok Restaurant (Central)
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Kau Kee
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Lin Heung Lau
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Lan Fong Yuen
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