Mikiki
| Company type | Retail complex |
|---|---|
| Industry | Retail |
| Founded | July 2011 |
| Headquarters | San Po Kong, Kowloon , Hong Kong |
| Products | Retail outlets including dining, apparel, supermarkets, furniture, music CDs, electronics |
| Owner | Sun Hung Kai Properties (in partnership with Hong Yip Service Co Ltd) |
| Website | www |
Mikiki is a retail complex situated in San Po Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is owned and operated by Sun Hung Kai Properties in partnership with Hong Yip Service Co Ltd. The centre opened its doors in July 2011, with a formal inauguration held on 30 October. Covering around 200,000 square feet, Mikiki is directly linked to The Latitude, a private residential development also created by Sun Hung Kai Properties. The name "Mikiki" is inspired by the Japanese term for "knowledge," which aligns with the mall’s branding concept.
Basic information
The development of Mikiki involved an investment of HK$160 million. The shopping centre is characterized by a unique glass box facade and accommodates 98 retail outlets. Its tenant composition is designed to appeal to younger shoppers, with roughly 35% dedicated to dining establishments, 24% to apparel stores, 15% to supermarkets and convenience shops, and 12% to furniture, music CDs, and electronics retailers.
Mall design
The interior of Mikiki reflects the customary design approach of Sun Hung Kai Properties, featuring predominantly white walls that serve as advertising space to generate extra income. The overall layout is practical yet modest, including basic restroom amenities. A previously available seating area near the restroom entrance has been removed; currently, seating can be found on the LG level near the loading bay, although this spot is not widely promoted.
LG
This level houses a food court with six dining options and a Yata store occupying 19,608 square feet. It also contains a public minibus stop and an escalator providing access to the parking area.
G
The ground floor serves as the main entrance location and includes a Starbucks outlet spanning 1,200 square feet, designed with a theme inspired by Hong Kong’s former Kai Tak Airport. Additional retailers on this floor include vendors offering snacks and meals, apparel shops, and sportswear outlets.
L1
Once anchored by a Metrobooks bookstore measuring 3,200 square feet, this floor now features a Daiso store along with retailers specializing in furniture, eyewear, toys, and electronics.
Public transport
Several bus lines stop at the junction of Prince Edward Road East and Choi Hung Road adjacent to Mikiki. Since September 2023, a pedestrian bridge connects Mikiki directly to Exit C of the Kai Tak MTR station via AIRSIDE, improving accessibility for visitors.