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    Comprehensive Guide To Hong Kong’s Supermarkets, Grocery Stores & Speciality Food Stores

    The HK HUBBy The HK HUB2022-03-18Updated:2022-06-06No Comments27 Mins Read
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    Whether you’re looking for general groceries, healthier meat and fish, organic fruit and veggies, delicious bread, Japanese snacks, top notch wine or niche deli items, this guide has you covered. Discover the best gourmet online and in-person delis, grocers, chain supermarkets, niche grocery stores for Japanese or British products, and discount grocery stores here.

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    Meat, Fish, General Groceries
    Farmer’s Market by Emma Pike
    Feather & Bone
    Bones and Blades
    MM Fresh Food
    South Stream Market
    Pacific Gourmet
    Meatmarket
    Tenderloin Fine Food
    The Butchers Club
    Gonzalo Kosher Meat
    Homegrown Foods
    Il Bel Paese
    Profood
    RedDeliBox
    Qwehli
    Meat Market
    My Meat Man
    Loi Chan Frozen Meat Co.
    Fruits and Vegetables
    Farm Direct
    Jou Sun
    Spice Store
    Eat FRESH
    Tas’Mania Fresh Foods
    EcoFarm
    Honest Market by Jeffrey
    WHAT’sIN
    Central Star Ferry Farmers’ Market
    Deli
    The Dutch Cheese and More
    LQV
    Mercato Gourmet by Giando
    Regency Spices
    Spicebox Organics
    Monsieur Chatté
    Terroirs
    Buonissimo
    Bakery
    Proof.
    hkBREADBOX
    Schragels
    Lady M
    Levain
    Maison Kayser
    Sift
    Tai Tai Pie Pies
    Twelve Cupcakes
    Tai Cheong Bakery
    Ms B’s Cakery
    Healthy Treats
    Crave Healthy Food
    Little Giant
    Happy Cow
    Nood Food
    Wine, beer, spirits
    Cru
    BottlesXO
    Wine’n’things
    Chilled Wine
    La Cabane a Vins
    Cellarmaster Wines
    Winerack
    Via Pacifica Selections
    Owlsome Bottles
    My Wine Man
    Castello del Vino
    Enoteca
    Budget & discount grocery stores
    USelect
    Prizemart
    759 Store
    Best Mart 360
    Twins Baking Supplies
    Chain supermarkets
    PARKnSHOP
    Wellcome
    Market Place by Jasons
    Oliver’s the Delicatessen
    3hreesixty
    city’super

    Meat, Fish, General Groceries

    Farmer’s Market by Emma Pike

    beef from farmers market by emma pike
    © Farmer’s Market by Emma Pike

    If you’re picky about where your meat comes from, and what’s in it, then Farmer’s Market could become your go-to butcher. This online store supplies naturally farmed, restaurant quality Australian meat and fish and offers next day delivery throughout Hong Kong, 5 days per week. This is some of the tastiest meat you’ll find in Hong Kong and all their suppliers meet strict standards of ethical and sustainable farming practices.

    Where: Shop online

    Feather & Bone

    cheese from feather and bone
    © Feather & Bone

    Feather & Bone is a butcher, deli, grocer and restaurant in one. They’re stocked with premium meats and a hand-picked selection of seasonal products imported from Australia, Europe and the US. Get your goods online or pop into one of their many storefront locations to see their beautiful cheeses and gourmet food items first-hand. The dining menu showcases their quality meat and produce with some hearty breakfasts, burgers and signature steaks.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Sai Ying Pun, Central, Mid Levels, Wan Chai, Happy Valley, Clearwater Bay, Tsuen Wan West

    Bones and Blades

    butchers selection from bones and blades
    © Bones and Blades

    Conscious carnivores rejoice! The meat sold here embraces sustainable and ethical farming, from some of the best family-owned farms in the world. Beautiful cuts of grass-fed beef, Welsh lamb, Australian pork, and 81-day free-range chicken is prepared in-house, and the knowledgeable team can help guide novices on the various cuts on offer. Shop online (with some limitations on delivery zones) or at their stores in Sai Ying Pun and Sai Kung.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Sai Ying Pun, Sai Kung

    MM Fresh Food

    frozen fish from mm fresh food
    © MM Fresh Food

    Another HK success story started by a couple of mums, this time it was back in 2012 when two mothers searched to feed their kids hormone and antibiotic-free meat, sustainable fish and natural foods. The grass-fed lamb, beef and fish in this online store is from New Zealand, the latter available in 100g portions sized especially for the little ones, a welcome bonus for busy families.

    Where: Shop online

    South Stream Market

    salmon from south stream market
    © South Stream Market

    You can pick up most of your shopping list at South Stream’s extensive online store that includes meat, seafood, veggies & fruit, bakery, dairy & eggs, drinks & beverages, groceries, home products, personal care, pet foods and more. The top-quality meat is brought in from Australia and New Zealand and they sell a large range of wild caught fish, as well as delicious imported fruit and veggies. Their delivery service covers most of Hong Kong, with many places receiving delivery 6 days per week.

    Where: Shop online

    Pacific Gourmet

    pacific gourmet fish and seafood store
    © Pacific Gourmet

    Shop online or at Pacific Gourmet’s stores from a wide range of fresh and frozen meat and fish in addition to vegetables, dairy produce, delicious dips and sauces, we particularly love the homemade pasta sauces. The focus is on grass-fed and hormone-free meat from Australia, New Zealand and the US, and the fish and seafood is from Australian waters.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Horizon Plaza, Mid Levels, Happy Valley

    Meatmarket

    oysters from meatmarket
    © Meatmarket

    Pick up a fresh, free range Australian chicken or some 100% organic beef fillets as well as fruits & veggies, wines, craft beers, seafood, fresh bread and dairy from Meatmarket. Surprisingly you can also choose from a fantastic selection of plant-based meat subsitutes from Beyond Meat, Omnipork and Gardein. A one-stop grocery shop with an excellent delivery service.

    Where: Shop online

    Tenderloin Fine Food

    beef from tenderloin fine food
    © Tenderloin Fine Food

    The offering from Tenderloin includes organic poultry, meat from New Zealand and Australia, fresh Atlantic salmon, and a range of frozen fish. You can also pick up a well-priced bottle of red or white wine, delicious cheeses, pates and even coffee beans. Oh, and caviar. If you know your Oscietra from your Beluga, this shop is for you.

    Where: Shop online

    The Butchers Club

    steak and salad from the butchers club
    © The Butcher’s Club

    Shop online for frozen beef, lamb, pork, shellfish or buy your own piece of Prime Black Angus beef and let the butchers dry age it for you. You can also try to replicate their famous burgers (some say the best in Hong Kong) at home with their “Ultimate Burger Set”, complete with dry aged beef burger patties, handmade baps, cheese slices and bacon. Or let them do the work for you and gather your friends together and head to their private kitchen/butchery in Aberdeen for an evening of delicious food and wine where you’ll get to see the chefs at work and try your hand in the kitchen too.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wan Chai, Tsim Sha Tsui, Taikoo Place

    Gonzalo Kosher Meat

    chicken from gonzalo kosher meat
    © Gonzalo Kosher Meat

    Beef, chicken and lamb, which are all Glatt Kosher, grass-fed, antibiotic and hormone-free and sourced in Uruguay, the US, Canada and Australia. The product selection is excellent with a wide range of cuts including rib-eyes, hanger steaks, whole and diced chicken, pork steaks and mince. Check out their decent ready meal selection for those lazy nights when you can’t bear to face the stove.

    Where: Shop online

    Homegrown Foods

    homegrown foods fruit and vegetable delivery
    © Homegrown Foods

    Organic meat, vegetable and fruit delivery sourced from local farms in the New Territories. The range includes vegetable boxes, high quality cuts of meat, delicious jars of tomatoes, chickpeas and beans as well as condiments, wine, spirits and snacks. Delivery is available across Hong Kong. They’ll give you free delivery on purchases of $458 or more.

    Where: Shop online

    Il Bel Paese

    italian cheese and ingredients from il bel paese
    © Il Bel Paese

    Italian gourmet specialities and a heaven for foodies. Their shops sell everything from extra virgin olive oil, to fruits and vegetables directly from Italy. Products are very high quality and fairly reasonably priced at several shops across Hong Kong. Their take-away menu will make your mouth water with hot pasta dishes and extensive dessert options (try the lemon tiramisu).

    Where: Shop online

    Profood

    cured meat from profood online grocer
    © Profood

    An online retailer specialising in artisanal foods including seafood, cured meats, cheese, oils and vinegars. Their products come from all over Europe (and Thailand) – have a look at their selection of the quirkily packaged Zotter chocolates from Austria. Their products are perfect for foodies, families, amateur and professional chefs and some for vegetarians and vegans. Minimum orders are $300 for free delivery on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon and $500 in New Territories and Discovery Bay with next day delivery if placed before 3pm; available from Monday to Saturday.

    Where: Shop online

    RedDeliBox

    fresh seafood from reddelibox hong kong
    © RedDeliBox

    Whole salmon from Norway, Australian lobster, or geoduck clam from California and other live and chilled seafood from around the world can be delivered fresh to your home (free on orders $800 or more). Their website has handy tips on preparation and handling for seafood novices, along with simple recipes.

    Where: Shop online

    Qwehli

    qwehli frozen seafood
    © Qwehli

    Qwehli is a premium seafood store that started as a seafood provider to top chefs around the world, including those in Michelin restaurants and hotels in Hong Kong. Qwehli freezes their fish and shellfish, including the sought-after Arctic sea bass, using their CAS Fresh technology to ensure no water, nutrients, or original texture are lost in the shipping process from France. They also commit to fishing sustainably as a member of the Sustainable Seafood Coalition, only targeting certain species during specific months, with traceability information so buyers can see exactly which of their 20 boats their product came from.

    Where: Shop on Qwehli’s online store, HKTV Mall, or in-person at citisuper

    Meat Market

    meat market online grocery store
    © Meat Market

    Meat Market is the place for never “previously frozen” Australian meat, fish, pasta, and sauces. Their products are frozen at the source (mostly Australia, and some other international suppliers) and smart chilled all the way to your home. If you spend $3,500 in a 3 month period, you’ll get upgraded to meatMaster status at which point you’ll automatically get a 10% discount on your orders and weekly specials.

    Where: Shop online

    My Meat Man

    my meat man butcher hong kong
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    Spawned from My Wine Man, My Meat Man sells premium Australian beef, lamb, chicken, seafood, and cheese. They’re serious about their products, which you can see from their detailed website exploring their meat’s provenance. Delivery fee is $100 or free on orders over $800. In some areas, the minimum order is $1000 for free delivery, or a $200 fee applies.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wong Chuk Hang

    Loi Chan Frozen Meat Co. 

    frozen meat from loi chan frozen meat
    © Loi Chan Frozen Meat Co.

    This frozen meat store in Mui Wo, South Lantau offers exceptional pricing and quality on a variety of meats including Cornish Game Hens and whole ducks imported from the USA, Canadian scallops, antibiotic-free chicken franks, fresh fish and more. They deliver to Discovery Bay Kai Tak ferry pier and you have to pick up your meat form the pier. The minimum order is $300 with a ferry fee of $20. Free delivery is provided for orders over $500. You must pay by bank transfer in advance or pay the boatman directly in exact change when you pick up your order.

    Where: Shop online

    Fruits and Vegetables

    Farm Direct

    farm direct hong kong
    © Farm Direct

    You may have spotted one of Farm Directs many shops situated at local MTR stations, making it quite convenient to grab a head of crispy lettuce on the commute home. They grow their veg on hydroponic farms using a state-of-the-art UV filtration technology, and they aim to reduce transportation costs and pollution in the city, so you can feel extra good when eating that salad. Also check out their decent range of organic goods like honey, sauces and coffee beans.

    Where: Shop in-person in Cityplaza, Taikoo Sheng; MTR Hong Kong Station; MTR Heng Fa Cheung; Flower Market, Mongkok; MTR Tseung Kwan O Station; MTR Mei Foo Station; MTR Tuen Mun Station

    Jou Sun

    jou sun online grocery delivery hong kong
    © Jou Sun

    Jou Sun is a one-stop online grocer that offers same-day delivery from a variety of thoroughly vetted vendors. Choose from organic or market fresh produce, organic meats, gluten free items and sourdough bread from Eric Kayser. Delivery is free for orders over $200.

    Where: Shop online

    Spice Store

    spice store asian grocery store hong kong
    © Spice Store

    When you’re in need of a bunch of specialty Asian ingredients or spices, you’ll be thankful for Spice Store. Their products run the gamut of harder-to-find Asian veg like karela (bitter gourd) and senjne phalli (drumstick), plus awesome chutneys and spices, already cooked meals, household goods, and organic grocery items. Free delivery on orders over $300.

    Where: Shop online

    Eat FRESH

    eat fresh vegetable delivery hong kong
    © Eat FRESH

    Organic, locally produced vegetables delivered straight to your door with recipes devised by Chef Mia who brings her food expertise to give you creative ideas to make the most of your veggies. Choose from either a la carte or a mixed bag of seasonal organic vegetables for $385. Free delivery available on orders over $345 on Hong Kong Island ($450 for Kowloon and New Territories). Eat FRESH also has a line of organic products, such as pantry items including free range organic eggs, gluten-free breads , and an organic living range featuring high-quality organic essential oils.

    Where: Shop online

    Tas’Mania Fresh Foods

    fruits and vegetables from tasmania fresh foods
    © Tas’Mania Fresh Foods

    Fresh fruit and vegetables from Tasmania delivered weekly, or set up a regular standing order and never worry about not having crisp lettuce in the fridge. Organic products, like premium Tasmanian cherries (larger and juicer than the ones you’re probably used to), are delivered ‘from gate to plate’ within 48 hours. All items are sourced from (yes) Tasmania, which is famous for its cool growing conditions, clean soil and fresh air.

    Where: Shop online

    EcoFarm

    ecoFarm organic fruit and vegetable delivery hong kong
    © EcoFarm

    A wide range of vegetables that varies seasonally but unlike many of the organic vegetable suppliers in Hong Kong, you can also order fruit, which is imported from Holland but well priced versus similar produce from the supermarkets. There is also a good selection of local Chinese specialty vegetables, which certainly simplifies the weekly shop. Order through the Google Form.

    Where: Order through Google Forms

    Honest Market by Jeffrey

    vegetables from honest market by jeffrey
    © Honest Market by Jeffrey

    This local and imported organic vegetables shop offers quality organic vegetables at a reasonable price out of a small store in Sai Ying Pun. They are known for their friendly customer service and good selection of both local and imported items. For those who can’t visit their store in San Ying Pun, they offer home delivery.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Sai Ying Pun

    WHAT’sIN

    vegetable and fruit delivery from whatsin
    © WHAT’sIN

    WHAT’sIN specializes in supplying surprise boxes of fresh fruits and vegetables to doorsteps around Hong Kong. You can also order a 2.5 or 5kg boxes of one or two fruits or vegetables for delivery with choices such as Sicilian blood oranges, sugar loaf pineapples and tomatoes on the vine. Choices vary with the seasons, so check back often!

    Where: Shop online

    Central Star Ferry Farmers’ Market

    fruits and vegetables from central star ferry farmers market
    © Central Star Ferry Farmer’s Market

    Held two times a week, this farmers market at Central Star Ferry offers local and organic fruits and vegetables supplied by local growers. Each Sunday, the market is hosted by Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Market. The Wednesday market is arranged by SEED. Bring your own bags to tote home your goodies.

    Deli

    The Dutch Cheese and More

    the dutch cheese and more hong kong
    © The Dutch Cheese and More

    The shop for Dutch cheese in Hong Kong. Gouda aficionados will be grateful for this place, with several varieties for the choosing, along with special goat and truffle cheese. Drop by their stylish Central or Sai Kung stores for a cheese sample with matching wine.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Central and San Kung

    LQV

    cheese and cured meat from lqv hong kong
    © LQV

    More cheese, meat, and wine, this time of the French variety. LQV sells mature farmhouse cheese from France straight to their handsome Wan Chai shop. Lovely pâté and charcuterie are also on hand, and the friendly staff will help you decide between a pavé corrézien or crottin de Chavignol.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wan Chai

    Mercato Gourmet by Giando

    italian grocery store mercato gourmet
    © Mercato Gourmet by Giando

    Mercato Gourmet by Giando is an Italian marketplace with locations around Hong Kong Island where you can load up on all the Italian fruits and vegetables, cheese, wine, liqueur and pasta your heart desires. Bite into juicy Italian peaches and test your cooking skills with up to eight types of Italian tomatoes. They enjoy when customers share their culinary experiences online, so you may gain a following on their social media pages.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Mid-Levels, Happy Valley, Ap Lei Chau, Wan Chai, Sheung Wan

    Regency Spices

    regency spices online store
    © Regency Spices

    This is the place to look for all those unusual spices that your typical Hong Kong supermarket does not stock. They guarantee their products are pure, unadulterated and are freshly selected from this year’s crop so you can expect really fresh and vibrant flavours. Their prices are very reasonable and you can shop online for delivery throughout Hong Kong.

    Where: Shop online

    Spicebox Organics

    spicebox organics asian grocery store
    © Spicebox Organics

    Supplier of high quality, organic products including groceries, spices, supplements, gluten-free goods, condiments, beauty items and more. They also have organic bulk products in-store so you can reduce your packaging waste. Shop in-store in their Kennedy Town, Tseung Kwan O, or Mid-Levels shops, or online.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Kennedy Town, Tseung Kwan O, and Mid-Levels

    Monsieur Chatté

    french deli items from monsieur chatte
    © Monsieur Chatté

    French style deli. Shop online or in store at Elements mall, Bonham Strand and find an extensive selection of wines, cheeses and deli items. French expats and cider lovers alike will be happy to know they carry La Chouette.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Bonham Strand

    Terroirs

    online cheese delivery from terroirs
    © Terroirs

    European delicacies galore from French raclette cheese to Spanish spicy chorizo, everything for your tapas night or wine and cheese party is available to order online. Terroirs also stocks bakery items, seafood, meat, and essential grocery items.

    Where: Shop online

    Buonissimo

    gourmet italian food from buonissimo
    © Buonissimo

    Specialising in fine Italian food, this online gourmet purveyor is more than a delicatessen. From a long list of cold cuts to choose from, to seafood, meat, and fresh fruits and veggies, you are spoilt for choice. Delivery is free if you spend $700 or more, otherwise it’s $100 to have the goodies delivered. They also offer a $50 discount on your first purchase of $700 or more.

    Where: Shop online

    Bakery

    Proof.

    bread from proof bakery hong kong
    © Proof.

    Delicious bread, pastries and cakes made with unbleached flour and free of artificial ingredients or preservatives. Walk by their Happy Valley bakery and smell the goodness that wafts from the door, as they make their goods fresh on site daily. We love that all of their surplus product goes to charity, something we hope to see more local businesses do.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Happy Valley

    hkBREADBOX

    bread delivery hkbreadbox hong kong
    © hkBREADBOX

    Have your home smelling like freshly-baked bread, without all the mess and work. Bread products are delivered to you 90% baked then quickly frozen, leaving you to pop them in your oven for fluffy brioche, crispy baguettes and savoury focaccia ready in under ten minutes. Order on Tuesdays by 5pm, and expect delivery on Thursday or Friday.

    Where: Shop online

    Schragels

    bagel sandwiches from schragels hong kong
    © Schragels

    Yes! Authentic New York-style bagels in Hong Kong made with a recipe passed down through generations of the Schrage family: the dough is proofed for more than 24 hours, then each bagel is rolled by hand, kettle-boiled and stone baked. You’ll immediately notice the difference when you take a bite. Get some with lox, sandwich fixings or plain ol’ cream cheese at their Sheung Wan shop, at various hotels and delis in the city, or delivered at home.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Sheung Wan

    Lady M

    crepe cakes from lady m hong kong
    © Lady M

    Internationally famed with decadent confections counted as some of the best in the world, Lady M has come to Hong Kong from New York and we are so thankful. Our waistline may suffer for it, but we can’t wait to indulge in their signature Mille Crêpes cake, 20 paper-thin crêpes layered with light cream and a caramelized golden top.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Central IFC Mall, Sha Tin, Kowloon Tong and Hong Kong International Airport

    Levain

    fresh bread from levain bakery hong kong
    © Levain Bakery

    Artisan breads including sourdough, pan baked, croissants and brioche. Be on the lookout for their delicious seasonal products, like panettone and stollen at Christmas, and post-Yule Galette des rois (King’s cake).

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Central, Wan Chai, Discovery Bay, and Quarry Bay

    Maison Kayser

    maison kayser hong kong
    © Maison Kayser

    Delicious French bakery serving baguettes, cakes and pastries to eat in and take away. The bakery also does beautifully decorated seasonal sweets – their Christmas logs look too good to eat.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wan Chai, Mid-Levels, Happy Valley, Sheung Wan, Admiralty, Kennedy Town, Sai Ying Pun, Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, Quarry Bay

    Sift

    sift cupcakes hong kong
    © Sift

    If you are looking for cupcakes that are full of flavour and beautifully presented, then look no further than Sift. These make a great gift if you are visiting friends. They also do an assortment of French pastries and macarons.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Ap Lei Chau, Kowloon Tong, Central, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Quarry Bay

    Tai Tai Pie Pies

    tai tai pie pies hong kong
    © Tai Tai Pie Pies

    Delicious homemade, American-style pies with both sweet and savoury options available, perfect for dessert or for a relaxed lunch with friends. The pies come in two sizes: 9” served in an aluminum tin (4-8 servings) and a traditional 9.5” deep dish version that comes in a glass dish (8-12 servings).

    Where: Shop online

    Twelve Cupcakes

    twelve cupcakes hong kong
    © Twelve Cupcakes

    A rival for Sift in the Hong Kong cupcake scene, Twelve Cupcakes’ treats are on the smaller side, but that means you won’t feel as bad for eating two in one sitting – which we’ve done. Easily. Popular cupcakes on a daily rotation include red velvet and cookies ‘n’ cream, and on a weekly basis they throw in different flavours like lychee martini and salted caramel banana.

    Where: Central, Causeway Bay, Kowloon Bay, Mongkok, Tsuen Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui

    Tai Cheong Bakery

    sugar puff doughnuts tai cheong bakery
    © Keun PAgosau LVHSOVH via WikiCommons, CC BY-SA 4.0

    This local bakery has been churning out their award-winning egg tarts since 1954. First opened at Lyndhurst Terrace in Central, they have a ton of locations in Hong Kong which attract tourists on the hunt for that famous egg tart, and locals who pop in for pineapple bread, red bean buns and steamed sponge cake at low prices. Not to be missed is their doughy sugar puff.

    Where: Shop in-person in Central, The Peak, Hung Hom, Sham Shui Po, Tsim Sha Tsui, Tsing Yi, Tseung Kwan O, and Tuen Mun

    Ms B’s Cakery

    ms b's cakery hong kong
    © Ms B’s Cakery

    This is the place to go to when you want to impress on a birthday or anniversary with an eye-catching and luscious cake. They claim that each of their cakes is a work of art, and once you see one you will not disagree – they are stunning. Visit their shop in Central to see for yourself or get one of their creations, which can be made gluten and sugar-free, delivered.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wan Chai and Central

    Healthy Treats

    Crave Healthy Food

    crave healthy food hong kong
    © Crave Healthy Food

    So much choice here for nutritious eating, from conveniently prepared meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner to healthy desserts low in sugar sent fresh to your door. Everything is organic and there are plenty of vegan and gluten-free options too.

    Where: Shop online

    Little Giant

    little giant grocery hong kong
    © Little Giant

    If you have guests or family members with dietary restrictions, Little Giant carries a wide range of allergy-free products including gluten-free and dairy-free sweet treats. Online ordering is available or visit the store in Fo Tan.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Fo Tan

    Happy Cow

    happy cow dairy free ice cream
    © Happy Cow

    Another healthy option if you’re craving ice cream, Happy Cow is dairy and gluten-free and uses coconut to achieve a beautiful sweetness that balances well with the interesting flavour options. Our favourite is the cherry almond fudge – yum! – but you can also indulge in options like yin yang sesame.

    Where: Specialty shop at the Hong Kong Observation Wheel and shops all over Hong Kong

    Nood Food

    nood food hong kong
    © Nood Food

    A haven for vegans who can find a plethora of tasty sweet and savoury snack options like sandwiches, porridge with all the toppings, and breakfast toasts. Their cold-pressed juices are very popular, and are made with organic, sustainable produce. If you’re looking to re-charge your diet and make some lifestyle changes, pop into one of their locations and ask about their juice cleansing programmes, which range from one to six days.

    Where: Nood Food has cafe, juice bar and fridge locations all around Hong Kong

    Wine, beer, spirits

    Cru

    cru wine hong kong
    © Cru

    Cru deals in wine out of four major hubs – Singapore, London, Bordeaux and luckily for us, Hong Kong – as they have fabulous fine wine and spirits for truly discerning tastes. Delivery is free if you fork over more than $2000 (that’s not so hard to do for good wine) or it’s a flat fee of $150.

    Where: Shop online

    BottlesXO

    bottlesxo liquor store hong kong
    © BottlesXO

    Chilled wine and beer delivered straight to your door within an hour with no minimum order or delivery fee? Someone’s read our minds! You can even follow your order with the BottlesXO app to see where your Pinot is heading.

    Where: Shop online

    Wine’n’things

    wine'n'things wine store hong kong
    © Wine’n’things

    In the Hong Kong wine game for more than 20 years now, at first Wine’n’things’ focus was on New Zealand wine but they’ve since expanded to carry bottles from around the globe (now’s your chance to try Lebanese wine). Shop by region or type online and have it delivered free if you spend $1000 or more ($120 otherwise).

    Where: Shop online

    Chilled Wine

    chilled wine hong kong
    © Chilled Wine

    White, red, rosé and sparkling wines starting at $90 a bottle brought to you by quality vintners. And if you need some inspiration, order a mixed case like the ‘Staff’s Favourite Whites’, perfect to tote along to your next party.

    Where: Shop online

    La Cabane a Vins

    la cabane a vins natural wine store hong kong
    © La Cabane a Vins

    Hong Kong’s only wine cellar that stocks solely natural wine made from organic fruits as well as minimal chemicals and technology.

    Where: Shop online

    Cellarmaster Wines

    cellarmaster wines hong kong
    © Cellarmaster Wines

    The Cellarmaster experts sample and savour over 1000 different, award-winning wines each year to ensure they offer you an outstanding range of top quality, value for money wines from across the world. Delivery under $1000 is $80, delivery over $1000 is free. In the New Territories, free delivery applies to orders $1500 and up, there’s always a delivery charge to outlying islands.

    Where: Shop online

    Winerack

    winerack wine store hong kong
    © Winerack

    Online wine retailer that although has a narrow inventory at any one time, offers consistently good wines that don’t break the bank. They offer free delivery on all orders over 6 bottles ($100 otherwise) and you can select a variety of wines or beers.

    Where: Shop online

    Via Pacifica Selections

    via pacifica selections online wine store
    © Via Pacifica Selections

    Via Pacific Selections imports high quality, great value wines from all of the major regions in the world. Order wines from Italy, Spain, the USA, Australia and more from the comfort of your couch. The delivery charge is $150, but free for orders of $1200 or more.

    Where: Shop online

    Owlsome Bottles

    owlsome bottles liquor store hong kong
    © Owlsome Bottles

    Owlsome Bottles deliver fine craft beers, whiskies and other spirits from all over the world. Their offerings include a number of brands you can’t find anywhere else in Hong Kong. Delivery costs $80 but is free for orders $400 and up.

    Where: Shop online

    My Wine Man

    my wine man hong kong
    © My Wine Man

    Online and in-store wine retailer which has a growing range of wines from Australia, New Zealand, USA, France, Spain and Italy. Free delivery on orders over $3000 or more than 12 bottles, or purchase in store.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wong Chuk Hang

    Castello del Vino

    castello del vine wine store hong kong
    © Castello del Vino

    This well-stocked and beautifully-presented shop in Wan Chai specialises in internationally recognised Italian wines, but also carries a good supply of wines from Chile, Argentina and New Zealand. Online orders and delivery is also available.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Wan Chai

    Enoteca

    enoteca store hong kong
    © Enoteca

    First opened in Tokyo, Enoteca has six locations in Hong Kong, each one stacked with rows of quality wine from around the world. You’d be hard-pressed to find anything priced under $100, but you will be rewarded with a great selection. Their Champagne assortment is quite impressive.

    Where: Shop in-person in Central, Admiralty, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Kowloon Tong, Sha Tin, Yuen Long

    Budget & discount grocery stores

    USelect

    uselect hong kong
    © Uselect

    As with most of the discount grocery stores listed here, the shops themselves are small. A large proportion of USelect’s stock is from British supermarket brand ‘Tesco’, and the savings are fantastic. You’ll find a full range of everyday groceries here, including jams and spreads, ready-to-use sauces, pasta, wine, juice, tinned goods, snack foods, herbs and spices, yogurt, cheese, butter, frozen food, and vegetables. Keep in mind that because all the products are imported, it’s likely that not all your favourites will be in stock at any given visit.

    Where: Shop in-person at 78 locations across Hong Kong

    Prizemart

    prizemart hong kong
    © Hidam oRpoa via WikiCommons, CC BY-SA 4.0

    Prizemart are a well established discount brand, a few of which sell frozen food, but the majority only sell dried and canned food (not fresh produce) and household goods. These are busy stores, a good indication that you’re getting a good deal. Prizemart is great for bulk-buy bargains on goods like rice, nuts, honey, peanut butter, muesli and olive oil. You can also pick up well-priced pasta, UHT milk, mayonnaise, Nutella, tinned food and they have an extensive range of chocolates and snacks.

    Where: Shop in-person at 31 locations across Hong Kong

    759 Store

    759 store hong kong
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    759 Store specialises in imported Japanese goods, so if you’re in search of Japanese food, snacks, and ingredients, then this is the place to come. They also have a selection of other specialty items imported from Korea and other parts of Asia. As well as the snacks, there’s a reasonable selection of other food, including some fresh and frozen, household items and personal care items. You can get decent savings on rice, noodles, pasta, condiments, and frozen meat among other things with their perpetual 23% discount with a free membership.

    Where: Shop in-person at 175 locations across Hong Kong

    Best Mart 360

    best mart 360 hong kong
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    Best Mart 360 has lots of snack foods available, but the main draw is the great deals on nuts, dried fruit, spreads, and condiments. You can also find some cleaning products and personal care items, but no fresh or frozen food. Best Mart 360 also has a member card that you can use to collect reward points.

    Where: Shop online or at 135 locations across Hong Kong

    Twins Baking Supplies

    twins baking supplies hong kong
    © Twins Baking Supplies

    Twins Baking Supplies are specialists in all things baking-related, the prices of which can be particularly eye-watering in some Hong Kong retail outlets. They have three stores (Yau Ma Tei, Wan Chai, and Tai Koo) where you can pick up butter, flour, food colouring, flavourings, cake-tins, muffin cases and much more at a decent discount. While you’re there, you should sign up for their membership scheme for extra savings.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Yau Ma Tei, Wan Chai, and Tai Koo

    Chain supermarkets

    PARKnSHOP

    park n shop hong kong
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    Common throughout Hong Kong and the larger ones are fine for the weekly shop. The PARKnSHOP group also runs the following stores: International, Fusion, Taste, and Gourmet, which generally have more Western groceries, ingredients, and prepared meals targeted at the expat market.

    Where: Shop online or in-person at locations across Hong Kong

    Wellcome

    wellcome supermarket hong kong
    © Terence Ong via WikiCommons, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Wellcome is Hong Kong’s second giant in the chain supermarket empire. This is fine for day to day shopping, but not if you have something slightly unusual on your list. Small outlets are common throughout Hong Kong. The Wellcome Group also runs Market Place by Jasons, Oliver’s the Delicatessen, 3hreesixty, and city’super.

    Where: Shop online or in-person at locations across Hong Kong

    Market Place by Jasons

    market place by jasons hong kong
    © Market Place by Jasons

    Often located in areas with a high concentration of expats, these supermarkets offer a good range of both Asian and Western foods and groceries. Good for the weekly shop.

    Where: Shop online or in-person at locations across Hong Kong

    Oliver’s the Delicatessen

    olivers the delicatessen hong kong
    © Oliver’s the Deli

    You may be very familiar with Oliver’s at the Landmark, helping us get those rare international treats we crave since 1981. Thankfully now we have so much choice in the city, as this very guide shows, but Oliver’s will remain worth a visit for gourmet food, fine wines and common products to keep your kitchen stocked. They do delivery and personal shopping.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Central

    3hreesixty

    Organic and natural food store with a good range of fresh produce and niche organic products.

    Where: Shop in-person in Austin or Stanley

    city’super

    city super hong kong
    © city’super

    Located in areas of high concentration of offices, city’super stores offer a good range of fresh and convenience food. The quality is very high but so are the prices. Some of the larger stores have lifestyle ranges, e.g. beauty, baking, stationery. Good for the quick meal on the way home from work or some weekend treats.

    Where: Shop online or in-person in Central, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Sha Tin, and Admiralty.

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