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Low price doesn’t always mean low quality. There, we said it. In fact, Hong Kong has its fair share of reasonably priced dining and shopping options. If you’re looking for a good bargain, we’ve handpicked 10 brands that sell everything from delicious meals to daily essentials at very, very affordable prices — and even better, they are all endorsed by the Hong Kong Tourism Board under the Quality Tourism Services (QTS) Scheme, which acknowledges merchants that consistently deliver high standards of product quality and service!
123 by ELLA
Discover an extensive range of affordable products at retail chain store 123 by ELLA, including everyday essentials, skincare and cosmetics, accessories, snacks, electronic gadgets, and clothes. Bestsellers include socks made in Korea, school bags and an exclusive Sence skincare collection. Don’t miss out on their discount promotions every week or two.
alfafa
Named after the nutritious leguminous plant alfafa, this casual all-day dining spot sources natural ingredients from all around the world. Emphasising simple and healthy cooking methods with minimal seasoning, its menu features grilled New Zealand grass-fed beef tenderloin and a signature salad bowl made with high-fibre and low-calorie ingredients, such as avocado, kale, chia seed, and tricolour quinoa.
Boatat Foods Market
If you’re on the hunt for budget frozen, chilled, and fresh food, Boatat Foods Market is the place to go. They offer gourmet ingredients sourced globally, including direct imports of fresh oysters and Norwegian salmon back loin sashimi. They also ensure a price advantage for customers by bypassing agents. Keep an eye out for occasional discounts, such as a 10 per cent off on frozen food items every Tuesday.
Cha Thai
Cha Thai marries traditional Thai flavours with innovative twists, and combines various tantalising spices, sauces, and creative cooking techniques. Must-tries include minced pork and basil rice with egg, Thai-style grilled pork ribs, as well as boat noodles made with over 10 aromatic spices and herbs.
Daiso Japan
Explore an extensive range of over 10,000 products — most of which are sourced directly from Japan — across 30 Daiso Japan specialty stores in the city. Best known for their Disney cartoon merchandise, kitchen and dining essentials, as well as pet supplies, the brand offers a plethora of high-quality items at wallet-friendly prices. From cosmetics and personal care products to tableware, stationery and snacks, there’s something for everyone.
DS Groceries
With shops located throughout the city, DS Groceries offers an array of products sourced from all over the world, from fine wine and spirits, tempting Chinese delicacies, local snacks, to frozen and chilled items. In addition to exclusive member privileges and monthly promotions, keep an eye out for its upcoming 10th anniversary sale coming up in May 2024.
KFC
The world’s biggest chicken restaurant chain, KFC boasts over 80 branches in Hong Kong, where you can indulge in finger-licking-good chicken, hot wings, and beloved sides like egg tarts and mashed potato. You can enjoy a satisfying meal of a fried chicken box with two pieces of their signature Original Recipe Chicken, a regular-sized corn cup, mushroom rice and a soft drink, all available at an affordable price. Don’t miss their upcoming limited-time chicken flavours!
Turkeyano
Transport your taste buds to Turkey at Turkeyano, a takeout spot in Yau Ma Tei known for its scrumptious doner and kebab rolls. It sources ingredients directly from reputable Turkish suppliers to create an authentic, affordable and high-quality dining experience. Standout dishes include freshly marinated chicken doner rolls, lamb doner boxes with fries or rice, and Turkish half ‘n’ half pizza.
Information in this article is subject to change without advance notice. Please contact the relevant product or service providers for enquiries.
The Hong Kong Tourism Board disclaims any liability as to the quality or fitness for purpose of third party products and services; and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy, adequacy or reliability of any information contained herein.
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