Elements (Mall)

Shopping 1 Austin Road West Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong Published on: 06-08-2016

Rating
Opening hours	11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Category	Shopping Apparel & Accessories Cosmetic & Beauty Centers
Price range	20.00 USD

Elements (Mall) is good for

Family with kids Good

Senior Good

Couple Good

Solo Good

Group Good

Highly recommended by fellow travellers.

Elements is a large shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Elements mall has the right mix of restaurants to create an alfresco foodie paradise

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Why Elements (Mall) is special ?

This large mall sitting on MTR Kowloon Station and the Airport Express Kowloon Station, ELEMENTS was designed by the world-renowned Benoy and themed after the five Chinese elements of wood, water, fire, earth and metal. In addition to the mid to upper-priced and luxury fashion brands, as well as, jewellery and accessories brands, the mall also has Hong Kong’s largest natural and organic food supermarket: 360. It also houses a number of popular Hong Kong debuts, including BALS TOKYO and Mulberry. Elements brings a host of glamorous brands from more than 123 stores selling accessories from the likes of Mulberry, shoes from Jimmy Choo, fashion from REISS and watches from iconic ROLEX.

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What to explore at Elements (Mall)?

You can take a break from shopping with some alfresco dining at Civic Square, which has a choice of seven types of cuisine from around the world. The mall is also linked to the International Commerce Centre – the city’s tallest building – where you can whizz up to sky100 for a breathtaking view of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island.

Female shoppers are pampered with washrooms featuring waiting areas with magazines (for their male companions) which are replenished with fine fragrances and cosmetics, while male washrooms are bedecked with aftershave and electronic shavers. Anchor stores include a giant Metro Books and ThreeSixty, Hong Kong’s largest organic and natural supermarket.

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How to get to Elements (Mall)?

MTR Kowloon Station, Exit C

MTR Austin Station, Exit B5. Walk for approximately five minutes.

ELEMENTS is served by buses 8, 11, 215X, 203E and 270A; and minibuses 26, 74 and 77M.

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Selling points

Upscale mall with something for everyone
Wonderful mall
All the 'Elements' of a Great Mall!
Spacious mall with special decorations
Good Place to spend time

Location

Address

1 Austin Road West Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong

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Tips for you

Sky 100 observation deck is and 6 stars hotel are in this shopping mall as well.

Things to do
You can find lots of good restaurant here

Food
On the rooftop is a big open space for open air cafe seating as well as photo opportunities.

Photography
Lots of different kind of shop for all age. So you can bring your kids

Experience
Getting there is easy and economic. Get off the West Rail train at Kowloon Station and there is direct access.

Location
This mall is connected to MTR Kowloon Station and Airport Express.

Things nearby
The mall is close to the convention centre and the Ritz Carlton .

Things nearby

Reviews

TripAdvisor View more

I really like it here...Not too many people...High end brands...Many stores to sight see... Still need to add some more brands I think...Very friendly concierge staff... And mall's map that's very easy to understand...

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Well...that's part of the HK allure...shops, shops and more shops. Although it is your typical gigantic mall with designer stores, cinemas and fancy restaurants (and an ice skating rink to boot), the advantage of this mall is for tourists to "kill time" on the way to the airport, as the mall is at the Kowloon Station where you can already check in your baggages of up to 24 hours prior to your flight time, and simply window shop before heading to the airport via Airport Express.See you in the next "in" mall in HK.

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I agree that this mall is really nothing special unless you're an avid shopping. However, this mall had some variety in dining and my family and I ate a Japanese restaurant called Don Don Ya. Very good and authentic Japanese cuisine.