Mong Kok Shopping Malls Langham Place, MOKO & T.O.P – Hours, Addresses and MTR Exits

Mong Kok is best known for its street markets, but when the rain comes down or the summer heat gets too much, the district's air-conditioned malls are the easier place to spend a few hours. Three sit within a short walk of a station: Langham Place, MOKO and T.O.P This is Our Place. Each one has a different character, so the sections below give you the address, the opening hours, what is inside and the MTR station and exit you need – so you can pick the right mall without opening another tab.

Langham Place

Langham Place is the largest of the three and the one most visitors already know by name. It is a 15-storey shopping mall with up to 600,000 square feet of retail, and it gathers international and local fashion brands, food and beverage outlets and a cinema under one roof. Because it stays open through the evening, it works well as a full-day or after-dark stop.

Who it suits: shoppers who want a single large indoor mall covering fashion, beauty, dining and a film, and anyone staying at the adjoining Cordis, Hong Kong, who can reach the mall without going outside.

MOKO (Mong Kok East)

MOKO sits above MTR Mong Kok East Station, which makes it the most convenient mall in the district if you are arriving on the East Rail line. It mixes brand-name retailers and restaurants – jewellery and watches, cosmetics and health products, audio-visual and fashion – with an easy-going, family-friendly layout.

Two features stand out. The first is B+ Cinema MOKO, with an IMAX theatre. The second is T Galleria by DFS, a beauty hall that brings together around 50 international beauty brands in a space of more than 10,000 square feet. Families will also find “MOKO PARK!”, a play-and-learn zone with animal and plant themes, and “MOKO GARDEN @ L3”, an outdoor terrace with seating and photo spots. Dining runs from Chinese restaurants to Asian, Western and café options.

Who it suits: families with children, beauty and cosmetics shoppers, film-goers who want an IMAX screen, and anyone arriving by the East Rail line who wants the mall directly above the platform.

T.O.P This is Our Place

T.O.P This is Our Place is the newest-feeling of the three and is pitched squarely at a younger crowd. The retail portion occupies eight floors – about 114,000 square feet – with a 15-storey office tower above it. Its selling point for visitors is its connection: the basement level opens directly onto Exit B4 of Mong Kok MTR station, so you can step off the platform and into the mall without crossing a street.

The centre is run around a “new retail” idea – brands making their Hong Kong debut, pop-up and crossover stores, and shared retail spaces – which gives it a younger, pop-culture feel than the two larger malls. Note that T.O.P does not publish fixed opening hours on its site, so check on the day rather than relying on a quoted time.

Who it suits: younger shoppers, anyone looking for a quick indoor bite between Mong Kok's street markets, and travellers who value the simplest possible step from the MTR into a mall.

Mong Kok malls compared

The exit letters above are the ones each mall's own operator publishes. Where a mall lists a direct MTR link but no exit letter – as Langham Place does – we do not guess one; check the station map on arrival.

Which mall, when?

Rainy day: any of the three will keep you dry, but MOKO and T.O.P are the easiest to reach from a platform without stepping outside, while Langham Place is the largest if you plan to stay a while.

Late evening: Langham Place is open until 22:30, half an hour later than MOKO, so it is the safer bet if you are starting late. T.O.P keeps no published hours, so treat it as a daytime option unless you have checked.

Brands and beauty: head to MOKO's T Galleria by DFS beauty hall, or to Langham Place for the widest spread of international fashion labels.

A cinema: Langham Place has a cinema, and MOKO has B+ Cinema MOKO with an IMAX screen, so both cover a film – MOKO if you specifically want IMAX.

Getting to and between the malls

Two different stations serve these malls. Mong Kok Station (Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong lines) is the one for Langham Place and T.O.P – T.O.P opens onto its Exit B4. Mong Kok East Station (East Rail line) is the one for MOKO, whose Exit D leads into the mall. The two stations are a short walk apart, so it is straightforward to visit more than one mall in a single trip. For the full picture of lines, exits and airport connections, see our guide on how to get to Mong Kok.

Mong Kok shopping: frequently asked questions

How many shopping malls are in Mong Kok?
Three are worth building a trip around: Langham Place, MOKO and T.O.P This is Our Place. Smaller shopping centres are scattered along Nathan Road and Argyle Street, but these three cover the widest range of shops, dining and entertainment.

Which mall is next to Mong Kok MTR station?
T.O.P This is Our Place opens directly onto Mong Kok station's Exit B4, and Langham Place is linked to the same station. MOKO is at the separate Mong Kok East station, Exit D.

Are Mong Kok malls open late?
Langham Place is open until 22:30 and MOKO until 22:00. T.O.P does not publish fixed hours, so check before a late visit.

Which Mong Kok mall has a cinema?
Both Langham Place and MOKO have one. MOKO's B+ Cinema MOKO includes an IMAX theatre.

Where to go next

If you are shopping in Mong Kok, it is worth pairing the malls with the streets that made the district famous. Our guide to Mong Kok's markets covers the street-market side, the Sai Yeung Choi Street electronics guide is the place to go for gadgets, and the vintage and thrift shopping guide covers second-hand fashion.