Plaza Hollywood

Plaza Hollywood definitely does not have the glitz and glamour like a lot of the other 2 billion malls in HK do. But that doesn’t mean that Plaza Hollywood isn’t a good mall. Not even by a stretch! It caters mostly to your average Hong Kong citizen. There aren’t LV’s and Chanels here, but there is a Broadway, Fortress and a Nike store for all your electronics/​sporting apparel needs, just to name a few. They even got a ParkNShop supermarket and a movie theater. Transportation to and from this mall is convenient. The Diamond Hill MTR station is located directly below the mall.

Love doing the occasional budget shop here — H&M, Cotton On, and Pull & Bear, are all on the ground floor.

Great mall with great main stream stores.
MTR is on site on the lower levels and very easily accessible if you follow the signs from the MTR metro station.
The layout of the mall is like a big multi-​leveled hexagon diamond that’s connected via corridors. Along the corridors, there are many store fronts and restaurants you can visit.
Many visitors or commuters who drive can park their car here since it’s either free, or after spending a specific amount of money shopping, you can get discounted or parking passes free.
I would say you can spending almost the half a day at this mall if you browse each and every store. Mall is very close to Nan Lian garden, which would give you some fresh air and a great place to relax after shopping.

Along with another reviewer here, my comment on this location would be: free parking. For as long as I could recall there would be some sort of wacky scheme for free parking here– either there is an «E» in your name, anything that’s red on you or a picture of you with animals. Basically they would give you free parking anyways; so this is a bonus for drivers.
Howabout the mall itself? No use if the mall ain’t any good after all.
I’m happy to report that the mall is pretty much all you can expect from a local neighborhood mall– it has some of the major chain stores such as M&S yet at the same time it also has some smaller brands/​individual shops. This gives it a right mix because all malls in Hong Kong seem to be the same nowadays and they all have the same shops anyways.
There is a cinema on the top level which had undergone renovation previously and I am happy to report that it could compete with the new guys on the block. The cinema is also big and comfy.
Any downsides? Well there aren’t much choices when it comes to restaurants and the shops here do seem a bit «dowdy» at times. But you can’t have the Landmark all the time can you.