PUMA Hong Kong: Branch Addresses, Hours, and the Mong Kok Shops

Every address, phone number, opening time and MTR exit below was checked on 5 November 2026 against the page published by the landlord of the building, by the operator that runs the shop, or by PUMA's own Hong Kong store locator. Where a publisher prints nothing, this page says so instead of filling it in.

Yes, there is a PUMA shop on Sneaker Street — and it is a shop, not a stall. The branch is Shop A, G/F, 37 and 39 Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok: a ground-floor unit with a street frontage, open 11:00–22:00 Monday to Sunday and public holidays, phone 2332 3603. No shop number is printed for it, because the address is two linked street lots rather than a unit inside a mall. No MTR exit is published for it either, so take Mong Kok station and walk; our route from Mong Kok station covers that walk street by street.

Mong Kok has a second PUMA branch, and it is not on Fa Yuen Street: G/F, 15C Nelson Street, one street over, open the same 11:00–22:00 seven days a week including public holidays, phone 2312 6778. Both Mong Kok shops are at street level. If a list you are reading gives Fa Yuen Street as the only PUMA in Mong Kok, the list has missed the Nelson Street one.

The table below is what this page could stand behind in Hong Kong on 5 November 2026: branches whose address is printed by the mall that hosts them, by the operator that runs them, or by PUMA itself — and two fields, hours and MTR exit, that many of them simply do not publish. Three branches print no opening hours at all, and the entry says so rather than borrowing the hours of the mall above the shop. Four branches publish an MTR exit, because the operator of the place prints one; the rest publish none, and none has been guessed.

The branches at a glance

“Not published” is not a gap this page filled in from a shopping directory. A directory prints a plausible window and a plausible exit for every shop it lists; the mall or operator that actually sets those hours prints one only for the shops it chooses to. Where a column is empty above, the honest answer is the phone number beside it — and where even the phone is not published, the entry says that too.

The addresses come from three kinds of publisher: the mall that hosts the shop, the operator that runs it, and PUMA's own locator. Where two of them print the same unit, the entry is as solid as this kind of page gets. Where only one does, the table labels the entry, and the two entries held most loosely are explained further down.

PUMA in Mong Kok: the Sneaker Street shop, and the one a street over

Mong Kok is the district this site covers street by street, and it is the one district where the answer to “which branch” has a wrong version circulating. Fa Yuen Street is not the only PUMA shop in the district. Both Mong Kok branches are ground-floor units you walk into off the pavement; neither sits inside a mall, so neither has a unit number to hunt for on a directory board.

Shop A, G/F, 37 and 39 Fa Yuen Street — the one on Sneaker Street

Address: Shop A, G/F, 37 and 39 Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon. The two street numbers are given together because they are two linked lots, not two shops to visit separately.
Phone: 2332 3603
Hours: 11:00–22:00 Monday to Sunday and public holidays. Two publishers print the same band: PUMA's own store page gives 11:00–22:00 for weekdays and 11:00–22:00 for the weekend, and the operator that runs the shop prints “Monday to Sunday & Public Holidays 11:00–22:00”.
Getting there: Mong Kok station is the station for this shop. No exit letter is published for it — not by PUMA, not by the operator — so none is printed here.
Shop or stall: a shop. The recorded address is a ground-floor unit, Shop A, at street level with its own frontage. There is nothing to queue at and no mall directory involved.
What it carries: nothing shop-specific is published, so nothing is claimed. See “What this page does not claim” below.

Why this is the one to pick: it is the branch on the street itself, in the same walk as the rest of Sneaker Street's shops, and it publishes the latest closing time on this page: 22:00, later than every other branch here. If your evening is when you shop, this branch and Nelson Street are the two whose published hours are still running.

G/F, 15C Nelson Street — the second shop

Address: G/F, 15C Nelson Street, Mong Kok.
Phone: 2312 6778
Hours: 11:00–22:00 Monday to Sunday and public holidays.
Getting there: the same station, and again no published exit.
The evidence: this branch comes from the operator's own branch list, which prints the street number, the hours and the phone on the same page. That makes it a shop with a published trading record, and the record is dated with the rest of this page.

Why it matters: it puts a second ground-floor PUMA inside the same walk as Sneaker Street, and it keeps the 11:00–22:00 band. That band is what makes both Mong Kok branches worth knowing about: they are still open after the 20:00 and 20:30 closes at the two mall branches have passed.

Street shop or mall shop — what actually differs

The closing time. The two Mong Kok shops run to 22:00 and YOHO Mall II to 21:30. The mall branches in Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Sha Tin, Tai Po, Tai Wai, Tuen Mun and Tsuen Wan publish bands that run to 21:00. Telford Plaza shuts at 20:30 and Hopewell Mall at 20:00, which are the two earliest closes on the page.

The fascia. Two branches are listed by their landlords under an outlet name: “PUMA Outlet” at Citygate Outlets and “Puma Outlet” at Panda Place. The rest are listed simply as PUMA. The label tells you what the mall calls the shop. It does not tell you what is inside it, and this page does not treat it as if it did.

The publisher. This is the difference that decides which page to re-check before a trip, not which shop is better. Fa Yuen Street is printed by both the brand and the operator. New Town Plaza is printed by the mall and by the operator. Amoy Plaza is printed by the landlord alone — the unit, phone and hours on that row are the landlord's, not an operator's. Telford Plaza and Kwun Tong are the two that lean hardest on one publisher, and both are flagged in the table for exactly that reason.

Tsim Sha Tsui: two mall shops, and three published routes

Harbour City, Ocean Terminal L3, LCX 38-39 — 3–27 Canton Road; phone 2377 1775. The mall publishes no shop hours for this unit, only its own mall hours, so no shop hours are printed here: a mall's hours are the hours of the centre, and a unit inside it can open later or shut earlier. The unit is in LCX on Level 3 of Ocean Terminal. Harbour City publishes three routes to the complex, and they are the ones this page prints: Tsim Sha Tsui station Exit A1, about a 5-minute walk along Haiphong Road; East Tsim Sha Tsui station Exit L5, about 5 minutes along Peking Road; Austin station Exit F, about 10 minutes along Canton Road.

K11 MUSEA, 307, 3F — Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road; 2322 0228; 11:00–21:00, which is the mall's “11AM - 9PM” written out. The mall also prints the exits: Tsim Sha Tsui station Exit E, or East Tsim Sha Tsui station Exits J1 and J2. Of the four branches on this page with a published exit, this is the cleanest: the shop record and the arrival instructions are both on the mall's own pages.

One caution on the Harbour City routes. The mall is publishing a route to Harbour City, not a door for one unit; the three routes end at the complex, and LCX 38-39 is inside it. That is still far better than an exit letter someone inferred from an address, which is why it is printed here and the inferred ones are not.

Causeway Bay and Wan Chai: three branches, three different closes

Fashion Walk, Shop B & D, G/F, 53 Paterson Street — 2336 8783; 12:00–21:00 Monday to Sunday; no exit published by the mall. The mall lists this as a permanent shop with fixed daily hours, which is how it is treated here.

G/F, 8 Pak Sha Road — 2638 9488; 11:00–21:00 Monday to Sunday and public holidays. A street-level shop, and the only Causeway Bay entry here whose record comes from the operator's branch list rather than from a mall directory. No exit is published for it.

Hopewell Mall, Shop 331, 3/F, Hopewell Hotel．Mall, 183 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai — 2360 1123; 11:00–20:00 Monday to Sunday. This is the earliest close on the page, and 20:00 is the mall's own figure printed on the shop's page. Directories that copy the brand's data show 21:00 for the same branch. Plan for 20:00.

Kowloon East: one with no exit, one contested, one on a single source

Amoy Plaza, Shop G193-195, G/F, Phase 2 — Kowloon Bay; 2322 2738; 11:00–20:30 Monday to Friday, 11:00–21:00 Saturday, Sunday and public holidays; no exit published. The landlord's own shop record prints the unit, the phone and those hours, so all three are printed here from the landlord's page; only the exit is missing.

Telford Plaza, Shop F24 — 2887 5199; 11:30–20:30 daily; no published exit. This is the one entry on the page with a floor conflict. The operator's document — an MTR Malls offer sheet dated 30 April 2026 — prints “Shop F24, 1/F, Telford Plaza 1”, while PUMA's own store page prints “Shop Unit F24, 2/F., Telford Plaza”. This page prints 1/F, because that is the most recent live operator document, and names the disagreement instead of picking a second floor to sound certain. The entry is also held more loosely than the rest: the distributor's live PUMA list no longer carries Telford, so the shop rests on the brand's page plus that one dated offer sheet. Ring before you travel.

Kwun Tong, Unit D2, G/F, Block II, Camelpaint Building, 62 Hoi Yuen Road — 2307 5744; 11:30–21:00 daily. The address is an industrial building, which means there is no mall directory publishing it, and the operator's list does not carry it either: the record is PUMA's own store page alone. No exit is published for this address, so none is printed.

The two branches a landlord lists under an outlet fascia

Citygate Outlets, PUMA Outlet, GF G13 — 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung; 2109 3326; no shop hours published; Tung Chung station Exit C, which is the mall's own instruction for arriving at Citygate. “PUMA Outlet” is the landlord's name for the shop, printed on the mall's brand directory. Nothing published for the unit describes a discount, a stock level or an assortment.

Panda Place, Puma Outlet, Shop G18, G18A and G28, G/F — 3 Tsuen Wah Street, Tsuen Wan; 2366 3328; 11:00–21:00 every day including public holidays. The fascia is “Puma Outlet”, and the fields come from the mall's own shop directory, which prints the unit, the hours and the phone together. Nothing published says who operates the unit or what the fascia means for price, so this page claims neither: the label is the mall's, and the phone number is the way to find out the rest.

If the outlet end of Hong Kong is the actual goal rather than one brand, outlet shopping for sneakers in Hong Kong covers the malls and the outlet centres rather than a single fascia.

New Territories: the mall branches, and the two split hour bands

New Town Plaza, Phase 1, L5, Shop 526 — Sha Tin; 2651 6366; 11:00–21:00 Monday to Sunday and public holidays; Sha Tin station Exit A. The mall and the operator print the same unit, the same hours and the same phone, which makes this the best-attested branch on the page.

Tai Po Mega Mall, Zone B, L2, Shops 267–268 — 8–10 On Pong Road, Tai Po; 2332 7288; 11:30–20:30 Monday to Friday, 11:30–21:00 Saturday and Sunday. No exit is published. What the mall does publish is how to arrive without one: a 15–20 minute walk from Tai Po Market station, or feeder buses K12 and K17. It is the only branch here where a landlord prints arrival instructions of that kind in place of an exit letter.

The Wai, Shop 316B, 3/F — Tai Wai; 2667 3099; 11:30–21:00 Monday to Sunday and public holidays. The development is named for the station it sits on, so the station is not the question; the exit letter is, and none is published.

Tuen Mun Town Plaza, Shop 3286, 3/F, Phase 1 — 1 Tuen Shun Street, Tuen Mun; 2363 3378; 12:00–21:30 Monday to Friday, 11:00–22:30 Saturday, 11:00–21:30 Sunday and public holidays. The mall's record prints the unit and its own band: Mon–Fri 12:00–21:30, Sat 11:00–22:30, Sun and public holidays 11:00–21:30. The operator Wan Kee prints Mon–Fri 11:30–21:00 and 11:00–21:00 at weekends. The two disagree, so the mall's band is printed here.

YOHO Mall II, Shop A251–A252, 2/F — Yuen Long; 2606 1518; 11:30–21:30 Monday to Sunday and public holidays. The latest close outside Mong Kok, from the operator's branch list alone: no landlord page for YOHO was read for this page, and no exit is published.

Hours: what is published, what is split, and what nothing prints

Two branches publish no opening hours at all: the Harbour City LCX unit and the Citygate outlet. In each case the landlord publishes the mall's hours elsewhere on its site, and in each case that is a different thing. A mall's hours are the hours of a shopping centre; a shop inside it may open later or shut earlier. So the field is empty above rather than borrowed.

Three branches publish a split band, and every band the publisher prints is kept rather than averaged. Tai Po Mega Mall closes at 20:30 Monday to Friday and 21:00 at the weekend. Amoy Plaza closes at 20:30 Monday to Friday and 21:00 Saturday, Sunday and public holidays. Tuen Mun Town Plaza splits three ways — 12:00–21:30 Monday to Friday, 11:00–22:30 Saturday, 11:00–21:30 Sunday and public holidays — and its operator prints a different band for the same shop, which is set out above.

The ordering of closes is where this page is most useful for planning. Hopewell Mall at 20:00 and Telford Plaza at 20:30 are the two that will catch you out, and Tai Po Mega Mall and Amoy Plaza join them at 20:30 Monday to Friday. The two Mong Kok shops at 22:00, Tuen Mun Town Plaza at 22:30 on Saturday and YOHO Mall II at 21:30 are the four that will not. Every branch that publishes hours and is not named in this paragraph closes at 21:00.

MTR: the four exits that are published, and the rest

The rule on this page is that an exit letter is printed only where the operator of the place publishes one. Four branches qualify: Harbour City with three routes, K11 MUSEA with exit letters at two stations, New Town Plaza with one and Citygate with one.

• Harbour City — Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1, about 5 minutes along Haiphong Road; East Tsim Sha Tsui Exit L5, about 5 minutes along Peking Road; Austin Exit F, about 10 minutes along Canton Road. These are the mall's routes to the complex.
• K11 MUSEA — Tsim Sha Tsui Exit E, or East Tsim Sha Tsui Exits J1 and J2.
• New Town Plaza — Sha Tin Exit A, which the mall's own visit page gives alongside the address.
• Citygate Outlets — Tung Chung Exit C.

Every other branch publishes none: both Mong Kok shops, Fashion Walk, 8 Pak Sha Road, Hopewell Mall, Amoy Plaza, Telford Plaza, Kwun Tong, Tai Po Mega Mall, The Wai, Tuen Mun, YOHO Mall II and Panda Place. The letters that circulate in other guides for those addresses are not published by anyone who operates the place, so they are not on this page. For Mong Kok, the station is Mong Kok and the walk is the one in our step-by-step route from Mong Kok station.

The two entries held most loosely

Two entries above rest on thinner evidence than the rest, and both are labelled in the table so you can weigh them.

Kwun Tong, Unit D2 is PUMA's own store page and nothing else. An industrial building has no mall directory to check it against, and the operator's list does not carry it, so there is no second publisher: address, hours and phone all come from the brand's page alone.

Telford Plaza, Shop F24 rests on the brand's page for the unit, the phone and the hours, plus one dated operator document for the floor. The distributor's live PUMA list no longer carries the branch, which is why the floor disagreement with the brand is printed rather than settled, and why this is the entry to ring ahead on.

They are on the page because PUMA prints them and a reader looking for a branch in Kowloon Bay or Kwun Tong needs to know they exist. They are labelled because the evidence behind them is not the same as the evidence behind New Town Plaza.

What this page does not claim

No total. There is no honest number of PUMA shops in Hong Kong to print. PUMA's locator, the distributor's branch list and the individual mall directories carry different sets, they disagree with each other, and none of them states a Hong Kong total. The table above is what this page could stand behind on 5 November 2026 — a verified set, not a census. If a list you are reading carries more Hong Kong addresses for PUMA than this one, that is the difference.

No stock or price claim. No publisher describes the range, the size run, the exclusives or the price position of any branch on this page. The word “Outlet” appears on two fascias because the landlords print it there, not because this page can tell you what is on the shelf. Ring the branch.

No ownership claim. PUMA's Hong Kong shops are not run as a single brand-owned chain. The brand's own locator marks several entries “Distributor”, and the operator Wan Kee Group publishes a branch list that carries Fa Yuen Street, Nelson Street, New Town Plaza, The Wai, Tuen Mun Town Plaza, YOHO Mall II and 8 Pak Sha Road. Which entity holds which shop is not published anywhere this page could read, so it is not claimed.

No field filled in from memory. That means no shop hours at Harbour City or Citygate; no exit for any branch listed above as “not published”; no shop number for Fa Yuen Street, because the address is two linked street lots; and no floor for Telford Plaza beyond the one the operator's dated document prints.

No branch outside the cleared set. Other Hong Kong addresses circulate for PUMA — among them Kai Tak Sports Park, the SOGO stores in Causeway Bay and Kai Tak, Temple Mall North, T Town South and East Point City — and none of them could be confirmed on a page published by the operator of the place during this check. They are not on this page. Macau branches are a different market and are not here either.

Where to go next

If you are shopping the street rather than one brand, our guide to Fa Yuen Street covers the street itself, and other sneaker shops in Hong Kong covers the multi-brand stores worth walking into. For the walk from the platform, how to get to Sneaker Street from Mong Kok MTR is the page with the turns on it. If you are comparing brands before you go, the Nike Hong Kong store locator does this job branch by branch for Nike, and the international size guide is the page for working out what a Hong Kong size means before you arrive.

Checked on 5 November 2026. Every field above was read from the page named in the source record for that branch; nothing on it came from another guide.