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Stanley Market in Hong Kong is a bustling and vibrant marketplace offering a diverse array of goods. Nestled in the picturesque town of Stanley, the market is renowned for its eclectic mix of stalls selling everything from souvenirs and clothing to artwork and handicrafts. Visitors can immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere while exploring the narrow lanes filled with shops. The market is a treasure trove for those seeking unique items and gifts. Bargaining is a common practice, adding an exciting element to the shopping experience. Beyond shopping, Stanley Market boasts a variety of dining options, allowing visitors to savor local flavors and international cuisine. The scenic waterfront location further enhances the charm of the market, providing a pleasant backdrop for leisurely strolls. Overall, Stanley Market is a must-visit destination for those looking to experience the vibrancy of Hong Kong's local markets, indulge in some shopping, and enjoy the coastal ambiance of Stanley.
ajleeblogajleeblog
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A place of controversial, covered by army of tourist stores operated by local resident s, and artists. Knowing some art pieces are copied by commercial painters, people still love to buy one and hanging in the house. The most interesting point to visit is the oldest cafe stall and cantonese noodles stall. Their locations are not visible when you enter the market place. The stalls are hidden in the middle of all the souvenirs, fruit and floral stores. The Hong Kong style French deep fried toast is the only place you can find here in Stanley. The store 's name is "Say-yik" (see photos for the Chinese characters). The chef first separates the egg-white and the yolk, hand beat the egg-white until the float, let the bread soaked with the egg-white, the use the yolk to cover the surface, coconut jam wips inside the bread, deep fried in 10 seconds - yummy HK French toast is served.
Mark CheungMark Cheung
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There’re a few ways to reach Stanley Market, via bus, MTR n bus, or taxi. By bus only would seem a long journey. Took the MTR line from Admiralty station in Hong Kong island to the Ocean Park station n then changed to public bus to reach Stanley Market. There’re many shops at the Stanley Market but it’s not overly crowded on weekdays. There’re also a couple of stores beside the promenade, but much business though. Besides that, there’re many eateries along the promenade. Walking along the promenade, one can reach the Stanley Murray House, which is a historical building. The only “shortcoming” is that the Stanley Market is far away even from the Hong Kong main island, but one gets to see the rich people’s houses on the way to it. There’s also the 浅水湾 beach to see too, on the way.
Ethan Ong Wee TiongEthan Ong Wee Tiong
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Just a 50 minutes bus ride from Central, you can step into a laidback village type of life in Stanley Market. You can explore the shops in the market and Stanley Plaza, which boasts a number of eateries. There are also a few restaurants along the seafront towards Murray House and the Pier, next to the Tin Hau temple. There is also a small cha can teang called Si Yik, which serves toast and noodles with milk tea and is usually open till 1230 pm. Check out the souvenir shops, as well as the 3-4 art galleries. Do watch out for cyclists who illegally cycle along the pathways between the shops - one of them actually rode into my wife, bruising her shoulder. Access is easy, with minibus 40 from Jardine Bazaar in Causeway Bay and bus 6 from Central, among others.
steven limsteven lim
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In normal times, the Stanley Market is one of the buzzing, busy street market scenes filled with tourists and curious locals. It is a fun place to spend a couple hours in the leisurely seaside community of Stanley on the southern shores of Hong Kong Island. Unfortunately, with tourists pretty much boxed out of Hong Kong because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the market is basically dead. Passed by on a Saturday afternoon recently and found only a few people amidst mostly empty shops lining the market street. A sad scene and something hard to imagine when recalling past visits, navigating through shoulder-to-shoulder pedestrian traffic and shops stuffed with shoppers. Not this year I'm afraid.
BradBrad
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This is indeed a very spectacular place that must not be miss out if U are in Hong Kong. It's actually situated between Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay with beautiful beaches along the stretch. Stanley Market is like a small village by itself alone and one can practically finds anything U want over here from food to drinks to shopping mall. The scenery here is absolutely beautiful with the sea view as well as mountain view too. Apparently one can easily spot eagles flying on a clear day. Along the alley,there are some food stores as well as few stores selling souvenirs and art painting gallery. Expect to easily spent half a day when U are here and don't forget to bring along your cameras.
Joseph TanJoseph Tan
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Nearby Attractions Of Stanley Market
Stanley Plaza
Stanley Main Beach
Stanley Murray House
St. Stephen's Beach
Stanley Promenade
Stanley Main Street
Stanley Ma Hang Park
Hong Kong Correctional Services Museum
Stanley Pat Kan Uk
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Nearby Restaurants Of Stanley Market
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attractions: Stanley Plaza, Stanley Main Beach, Stanley Murray House, St. Stephen's Beach, Stanley Promenade, Stanley Main Street, Stanley Ma Hang Park, Hong Kong Correctional Services Museum, Stanley Pat Kan Uk, Aberdeen/Stanley, restaurants: Waffleman, Beef & Liberty (Stanley), Pane e Latte, Kam Kee Cafe (Stanley), Chung's House (Stanley), Spiaggia, Si Yik, Pickled Pelican, Smugglers Inn, Hong Kong, Classified (Stanley)

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