Apliu Street Market

Yaoqi Street (commonly known as Duck Ji) is a street located in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong, famous for selling electronic parts and electronic products, so there is an electronic street or electronic parts street nickname.

The street is known as Duck Notes, located in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong. It is famous for selling electronic parts and electronic products. It is also known as the Electronic Street or Electronic Parts Street. The Duck Notes Street Map mainly sells mobile phones, security systems, radios, audio equipment and electronic parts.

Commonly known as Duck Notes, it is located in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong. It is famous for selling electronic parts and electronic products. It is also known as Electronic Street or Electronic Parts Street. Electronic hardware, telecommunications, digital products are the main market. The mantle of the building mainly sells mobile phones, security systems, radios, audio equipment and electronic parts, hardware tools, etc. There are many cheap goods on sale at 200 stalls on the street, such as flashlights, digital product accessories, electronic parts, connectors, transformers, light bulbs, electric drills, etc. There are also old electrical appliances, game consoles, vinyl records used goods, etc.

Apliu Street is a vibrant and bustling market known for its eclectic mix of electronics, gadgets, and unique finds. From vintage cameras to electronic components and quirky gadgets, this street offers an intriguing shopping experience for tech enthusiasts and bargain hunters. Its lively atmosphere and diverse array of goods make it a must-visit destination for those seeking offbeat treasures in Hong Kong

The market in Sham Shui Po Yak Yuk Street, there are many stalls, selling a variety of electronic products and accessories, affordable prices.

From the 1930s, Yap Street was a street dedicated to the sale of second-hand goods, once considered the Moro Street in Kowloon. By the 1980s, Yap Street became a distribution center for electronic parts and gradually developed into a market dominated by electronic hardware, telecommunications and digital products. The mantle of the building mainly sells mobile phones, security systems, radios, audio equipment and electronic parts, hardware tools, etc. There are many cheap goods on sale at 200 stalls on the street, such as flashlights, digital product accessories, electronic parts, connectors, transformers, light bulbs, electric drills, etc. There are also old electrical appliances, game consoles, vinyl records used goods, etc.