Converse Hong Kong: Store Addresses and MTR Exits

Shop details checked against the mall operator's own shop record and the retailer's own store list on 5 November 2026.

If you want to be sure the door is open, go to 67 Fa Yuen Street. Of the two Converse branches we could confirm, it is the only one that publishes opening hours — 11:00–22:00 every day, public holidays included — and the only one whose operator is named. If you are shopping inside a mall, the Converse shop in Langham Place is on Level 8, unit 05-06; no hours are published for it, so ring 3514 9319 before you set out.

These are the two branches we could stand behind on 5 November 2026: one on a mall's own shop record, one on the retailer's own store list. We do not print a total for Converse in Hong Kong, because no source publishes one. Treat this as the confirmed set, not a census.

The two Converse branches at a glance

“None published” is not a gap we filled in from somewhere else. The mall's record for the Langham Place shop prints only “Operating hours might be adjusted. Please check with merchant for details.” A mapping app does print hours for that shop, and they are not the shop's own figure — so the field stays empty and you get a phone number instead.

Converse, Langham Place — Shop L8 05-06 (Mong Kok)

Address: Shop L8 05-06, Langham Place Shopping Mall, 8 Argyle Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon
Phone: 3514 9319
Hours: no opening hours are published for this shop. The number above is the only way to check today's, and it is worth ringing before you travel.
Getting there: Mong Kok station, Exit C3. MTR's own exit index lists Exit C3 to Langham Place, and it also lists Exit E1 to Langham Place — two exits, one mall. That is the station-to-mall exit, not a door-to-door route to the unit: once you are inside, the shop is on Level 8, and neither MTR nor the mall publishes a walk time to it.
What it carries: the mall files the shop under “Sportswear” and publishes no product list.
Why pick it: you are already in Langham Place, or you want a Converse look inside a mall you can also eat and shop in. The unit and the phone number are published; the hours are not, so a call decides the trip.

The Converse shop front inside Langham Place, Mong Kok, photographed in March 2020.

HK MK 旺角 Mongkok 朗豪坊 Langham Place mall March 2020 SS2 3300 26.jpg — Tweme Rum Lnsolwi, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Two practical notes on this shop. The unit is written L8 05-06 on the mall's record — look for 05-06 on the Level 8 directory. And the mall's record still prints converse.com.hk as the shop's website; that domain does not load. When we checked it on 5 November 2026 its security certificate had expired on 22 August 2026, and if you click through the browser warning it sends you to the brand's Hong Kong Instagram account. Do not expect a Hong Kong Converse site behind that link.

Converse, 67 Fa Yuen Street — G/F (Mong Kok)

Address: G/F, 67 Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon (九龍旺角花園街67號地下)
Operator: Wan Kee Group (允記), whose store list carries it as CONVERSE CN09
Phone: (852) 2388 8382
Hours: 11:00–22:00 Monday to Sunday, public holidays included. Wan Kee adds its own caveat in Chinese — 營業時間以店內更新為準，顧客可以先以電話查詢 — hours are updated in the shop, so customers can ring first to check.
Getting there: no MTR exit is published for this shop. Mong Kok station is the station for Fa Yuen Street: MTR's own exit index lists 花園街（波鞋街） Fa Yuen Street (Sneakers Street) at Exit D3 and at Exit E2. Those are rows for the street, not for the shop's door, so neither letter is attached to number 67 on this page. Our step-by-step route from Mong Kok station covers the exits people actually use, where each puts you on the street, and the walk from there.
What it carries: Wan Kee publishes no product list. Its own 2026 posts name this shop as the branch for a Converse capsule release — that is the closest thing to a stock signal anyone publishes, and it is set out under the Chuck 70 heading below.
Why pick it: the one you can plan around. Published hours, a named operator, a phone that is answered, and a door on the street itself rather than a unit inside a mall.

Which Converse shop is on Sneaker Street?

67 Fa Yuen Street, ground floor. Fa Yuen Street in Mong Kok is the street everyone calls Sneaker Street, and the Converse shop on it is a street-level unit: you walk in off the pavement, in the same stretch as the rest of the street's shops. It is run by Wan Kee Group, the Hong Kong retailer whose store list publishes it as CONVERSE CN09 — which also makes it the only one of the two shops where you know who is behind the counter.

The Langham Place branch is the other kind of shop: a unit inside a mall at 8 Argyle Street, on Level 8, with the station exit running to the mall rather than to a door on the street. Four differences matter when you are choosing between them:

• Hours. The street shop publishes them — 11:00–22:00 daily, public holidays included. The mall shop publishes none at all.
• Who runs it. The street shop operates under a named retailer. The mall records the fascia, the category, the unit and the phone, and names no operator.
• Getting in. The mall shop has a published station exit (C3, and MTR also lists E1). The street shop has none — D3 and E2 are the station's exits for the street.
• What is around it. The street shop puts you in the middle of Sneaker Street, with the rest of the street's shops in the same walk. The mall shop puts you inside Langham Place, with the mall's other shops and food around it.

What neither operator publishes is which of the two is larger, which carries the broader range, or which is the brand's main Hong Kong shop. No page we checked describes either that way, so this one does not either — and if a guide tells you one of these carries more than the other, it is not quoting a source.

Does the Mong Kok Converse shop stock the Chuck 70s?

No page states which Hong Kong branch has the Chuck 70 in stock. We looked for it on the two branches' operator pages, on both malls' records, on the distributor's store locator and in the brand's own Hong Kong store copy, and none of them gives per-branch stock. So there is no honest way to write “yes, the Mong Kok one has them” or “no, it does not”. What is published is narrower, and still tells you where to start:

• The brand says the range differs by branch. Converse Hong Kong's own store copy reads 各分店款式或有不同，詳細貨況及具體銷售方式請洽店舖查詢 — styles may differ from branch to branch, and you should ask the shop about stock and how it is being sold. Wan Kee runs the same line on its own posts: 各分店款式或有不同，詳情請向分店職員查詢.
• The operator of 67 Fa Yuen Street named it for a Chuck 70-based release. In posts dated 24 September and 30 September 2026, Wan Kee described the Converse × ZO&FRIENDS capsule — the 24 September post describes it as built on the classic Chuck 70 upper (於經典 Chuck 70 鞋面) — and named its designated Converse store (指定允記專營之Converse專門店) at 旺角花園街67號地下, phone 2388 8382. That is the branch to try first if a Chuck 70 is what you came for.

Read that for exactly what it is. The operator named its own shop as the place to go for one 2026 release built on a Chuck 70 upper. It is not a statement that the shop carries the Chuck 70 range, in your size, today — and it says nothing either way about the Langham Place shop, which no published page describes at product level.

So the answer to the question is a phone call, and the useful call is a specific one:

• Ring 2388 8382 first (67 Fa Yuen Street — the branch the operator names), then 3514 9319 (Langham Place) if the street shop cannot help.
• Ask for the Chuck 70 by name, not for “Converse”. The Chuck 70 and the Chuck Taylor All Star are different shoes, and a stock answer about one says nothing about the other.
• Give the size and the colourway in the same call. A shop that has your model in another size or another colour is not a shop that has your pair, so ask about the exact one you want and whether they will hold it while you travel.

What is not on this page, and why

No total. We cannot tell you how many Converse shops there are in Hong Kong, because no source publishes a count, and absence from one list is not a census. What we can tell you is that the two entries above are the ones an operator or a mall stands behind today. The addresses that circulate most widely come from brand-side sources — the brand's Hong Kong Instagram account and the distributor's store locator — and on this brand those are the stale side: we checked the mall shops they still name against the malls' own tenant records, and did not keep them.

No third branch. Other Hong Kong addresses, including ones printed in shopping guides and in brand posts, could not be confirmed on any mall or operator's own page on 5 November 2026. They are not on this page, and we have printed no open-or-closed status for them, because a status we could not settle is not worth the trip it might cost you. If a list you are reading carries more Hong Kong addresses than this one, that is the difference between it and this page: it is carrying shops no operator would stand behind. Ring the mall's concierge before you travel to one.

No shop-level hours for Langham Place. The mall prints only the “might be adjusted” line quoted above. Hours that a mapping app shows for the shop are not the shop's own, and none are printed here.

No shop-level MTR exit for 67 Fa Yuen Street. D3 and E2 are the station's exits for Fa Yuen Street. Nobody publishes which door of number 67 you should walk to, so no exit letter is attached to the shop.

No per-branch stock, range or size run. See the Chuck 70 section: nobody publishes what is on a shelf, and this page does not guess it. No operator for the Langham Place shop — the mall does not name one. No walk times in minutes: neither MTR nor either operator publishes one, so a number would be invented. No prices. No Macau address — the cross-border listings disagree with each other on which shop is which, so this page stays in Hong Kong. No link to converse.com.hk, for the reason given in the Langham Place entry.

Where to go next

If you are going to 67 Fa Yuen Street, the walk starts at Mong Kok station: our route from Mongkok MTR takes each exit in turn and tells you what it puts you on. For the street as a whole — what else is on it, how the shops are laid out and what to expect on a weekend — the complete Fa Yuen Street guide is the companion page. If Converse is not the only brand on your list, our guide to the other sneaker shops in Hong Kong covers the multi-brand stores, and if you are shopping to a budget, the under-HK$500 sneaker guide sorts the same street by price. For another brand done branch by branch, with the unit, the phone and the exit, the Nike Hong Kong store locator does this same job for Nike. If you read Chinese, the 波鞋街 Converse 分店（中文） page lists 67 Fa Yuen Street and the Langham Place shop in the same table.