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By Yannie Chan | November 3rd, 2020

What’s it called? Dongpo HK

What’s it all about? A new neighborhood store selling made-in-Hong Kong goods and nostalgic snacks, Dongpo is situated on the ground level of a 50-year-old building in Sheung Wan. The design of the shop takes inspiration from traditional neighborhood stores. The gates and tiles evokes a strong 80s vibe, while the placement of stools and tables outside the shop recreates the chill and cozy atmosphere of a small corner store. The shop sells everything made-in-Hong Kong, from rare vintage finds and artisan ice-cream to accessories and ceramics from local artists. The owner loves to share about his most treasured vintage pieces, so don’t hesitate to ask a lot of questions!

Nostalgic Hong kong snacks (Photo: Courtesy of Dongpo HK)
Pottery handmade in Hong Kong (Photo: Courtesy of Dongpo HK)
Cha chaan teng-style cups, most commonly used for yuen yeungs — a mix of coffee and milk tea (Photo: Courtesy of Dongpo HK)

Where is it? 17 Shing Wong Street, Sheung Wan (behind PMQ); 12nn-6pm, Fridays to Sundays

From our Spotlight series.

    • By Yannie Chan | November 3rd, 2020

    What’s it called? Dongpo HK

    What’s it all about? A new neighborhood store selling made-in-Hong Kong goods and nostalgic snacks, Dongpo is situated on the ground level of a 50-year-old building in Sheung Wan. The design of the shop takes inspiration from traditional neighborhood stores. The gates and tiles evokes a strong 80s vibe, while the placement of stools and tables outside the shop recreates the chill and cozy atmosphere of a small corner store. The shop sells everything made-in-Hong Kong, from rare vintage finds and artisan ice-cream to accessories and ceramics from local artists. The owner loves to share about his most treasured vintage pieces, so don’t hesitate to ask a lot of questions!

    Nostalgic Hong kong snacks (Photo: Courtesy of Dongpo HK)
    Pottery handmade in Hong Kong (Photo: Courtesy of Dongpo HK)
    Cha chaan teng-style cups, most commonly used for yuen yeungs — a mix of coffee and milk tea (Photo: Courtesy of Dongpo HK)

    Where is it? 17 Shing Wong Street, Sheung Wan (behind PMQ); 12nn-6pm, Fridays to Sundays

    From our Spotlight series.