This is a list of current and defunct department stores in Hong Kong. Current department stores
Hong Kong-owned Citistore (1989-) Harvey Nichols (1831-) Kwong Tai Department Store (1984-) Lane Crawford (1850-) May May Children's Department Store (1965-) Sogo Hong Kong (1985-) UNY (1969-) Wing On (1907-) (1990-) Yue Hwa Chinese Products Emporium (1959-)
American-owned DFS Galleria (1960-) British-owned Marks & Spencer (1884-) Next plc (1864-)
Chinese-owned
Chinese Arts & Crafts (1961-) Chinese Goods Centre Limited (1965-) Metropole Department Store (1974-) MINISO (2013-) Sam Kong Chinese Products (1977-) Sincere Department Store (1900-) Stanley Chinese Products (1974-) Tai Kong Department Store (1965-)
Japanese-owned Aeon (1985-) Daiso (2021-) Donki (2019-) Matsumoto Kiyoshi (2022-) Muji (1991-)
Temporarily withdrawn department stores Hong Kong Mitsukoshi (1981-2006)
Defunct department stores
Hong Kong-owned Canada Department Store (?-1981) (1974-1988) Dragon Seed (1946-1999) (1997-2015) Grand Department Store Jam Fair Department Store (1945-1991) Little Tiny Department Store New World Department Store (1999-2010) Pearl City Department Store (?-1985) People's Department Store
Tai Yuen Company (1912-1973) British-owned British Home Stores (1970-1990) Emporium Holdings (1961-1998) Whiteaway Laidlaw
Chinese-owned (1933-1996) Chu Kiang Department Store (1958-2011) Chung Kin Company (1955-2013) (1958-?) Chung Kwai Chinese Products Co. Chung To Chinese Products Co. Chung Wui Department Store (1950-2005) Kwok Wah Department Store Sun Chung Luen Chinese Products Co. Sun Kwong Chinese Products Co. Tai Hwa Department Store (1964-1993) Wing Fu Department Store
Japanese-owned Daimaru (1960-1998) Isetan (1973-1996) Matsuzakaya (1942-1945; 1975-1998) Hong Kong Seibu Department Store (1989-2013) (1942-1945; 1966-1972) Hong Kong Tokyu Department Store (1982-1999) Yaohan (1984-1998)
Taiwanese-owned (1966-1997)
See also
List of shopping centres in Hong Kong
Notes
References