Walking from the subway station, the building did have an imposing facade of glass and steel, explaining why this shopping center won the Certificate of Merit issued by Hong Kong Institute of Architects for its outstanding architectural design. The mall’s oval atrium was also impressive. I liked how the mall was refreshingly free of other tourists (a rarity in Hong Kong, I guess), and offered a malling experience with a local flavor. However, it’s no less a haven for shoppers of all ages and those seeking affordable entertainment.
The nine-storey shopping center was the largest in West Kowloon until the Elements opened above the Kowloon MTR station. Located a few steps away from Sham Shui Po MTR station, Dragon Centre is an accessible shopping mall that primarily attracts local patrons.
The main entrance to the shopping center with the eponymous lighting decor.
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