The Western Market is itself not upto much, except that it is an interesting period building. To that end, it's fairly impressive. Don't miss the 'Western Market' plaque embedded on the pavement bang outside the entrance door. Inside, there is an interesting shop selling models of HK public transport, like Matchbox models of trams, double decker buses etc. Apart from... More

The Western Market has been lovingly restored, but it's strange that something with 'market' in its name would seem to have almost nothing worth buying; there's a few places to get food downstairs (the bakery is a branch of the reliable Das Gut chain), and a lot of vaguely depressing fabric shops upstairs. It's a very photogenic building and worth... More

A decent effort was made to restore this old marketplace building but it fails to catch much attention as there is very little on offer in its walls that you can't find in more convenient locations during your stay in Hong Kong. In our opinion, while appearing attractive from the outside, the Western Market fails to deliver in what it... More

I was quite disappointed when arrived to the Western Market, which I thought it has something interesting inside, especially antiques. It is just old three-floor building. On the top floor is a banquet room where the only people who have been invited can be accessed. For wholly, I feel the place is not very interesting unless you want to see... More

We found this really disappointing for overall tourist punch...without anything to see or do here we turned around left Too bad as the location is Supreme!! :) More