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Terry “Monochromist” Chua 3 months ago

One of the place to go if you are looking for collector's toys Kowloon. Comfortable air-conditioned and there's toilet at level 1. The entrance is facing Nathan Road. From Gundam, Sanrio to gachapon series, you have plenty to browse through level 1 & 2. There are discounted series as well for treasure hunting

M B 3 months ago

If you are a foreigner, please avoid this place at all cost. It's a trap if you are going to buy Pokemon box sets, Lego or Beyblades in specific. You are literally paying 2-3.5x the cost of what was produced just a year ago. They use the low supply, high demand to mark up higher prices. When the items are back to production, the price you paid would be unjustified. I've been in this scenario before. Just don't have the FOMO mindset when you are here. Take pics of the items you want, go home, do research and get back. Most Lego store owners say the price seeing your desperation or where you come from. It's higher than the retail price compared to the US. You can also very well pick these same sets for much lesser in Japan as well. For Pokemon box sets, I was able to pick the same sets for 500-800 HKD lesser a few km away from this area. I don't want to name the store since people would scalp there. Just spend some time hunting away from this place.

Jonathan A 3 months ago

This place turned out to be quite an interesting spot. It’s spread across three levels plus a basement, with most of the toys, cars and collectibles located on the main level. The basement also has a few items, but the main floor is definitely where most people head to find what they’re looking for. On the main level, there’s a huge selection of Lego, plenty of Gundam models and even a few card shops. You’ll also come across a mix of random toys, some of which seem to be vintage collectibles from the 1980s, definitely worth checking out if you enjoy a bit of nostalgia. One thing to keep in mind, weekends can get extremely crowded. The shops are small, the corridors are narrow, and stopping to browse can easily cause a traffic jam. People generally move with the flow, but if you want to take your time, it’s best to avoid weekends. I’d recommend visiting on a weekday or if you must go on a weekend, try early in the morning when it’s less busy. Overall, it’s a fun place to explore, especially if you’re into Lego, Gundam or retro collectibles.

Flo Y. 11 months ago

​This shopping mall is a fantastic hub for collectors, absolutely packed with full-time vendors selling everything from Lego and trading cards to Labubu. You'll have almost too many options to choose from! Be aware that it gets very crowded on weekends, and the walkways are quite small. It's wise to familiarize yourself with prices beforehand, or you could easily spend your entire afternoon (and budget) here.

Jackwill a year ago

Perfect place for collector Lego, action figures and other toys. The price are very good for lego lover, you can find new series or old series lego.