4 Don Don Donki
If Guu San reminds us of Ginza, then Don Don Donki is pure Shibuya: loud, flashy, and crammed (but in a good way). Visiting Donki—or Don Quijote, as it’s known in Japan—is an experience unto itself, with its massive selection of wares ranging from fresh ingredients and prepared foods to ordinary household products and some more surprising choices, like portable bidets and personal lubricant that looks like honey.
As a discount megastore where absolutely everything is designed to grab your attention, there’s no such thing as “too much” at Donki—between the incessant jingle, constant heaving mass of shoppers, and seemingly endless inventory, it’s something of a sensory overload. That being said, it’s definitely entertaining, and you’re bound to find a bargain or two if you give it a chance… provided you’re not nursing a headache or hangover, of course.
Don Don Donki, locations across Hong Kong