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Prudential Center 恆豐中心

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Established in 1982 and integrated with the Prudential Hotel, it is one of oldest shopping malls in Hong Kong with 40 years of history. This mall has 5 floors. The women’s clothing and glasses shops accounts for the majority, and there was even a cheongsam shop.

Prudential Center

Prudential Center

Jordan’s Prudential Center is next to the hotel. The lowest floor is the subway station Jordan D exit, which is also the food court (Food Atrium). Established in 1982 and integrated with the Prudential Hotel, it is one of oldest shopping malls in Hong Kong with 40 years of history.

Integrated with the Prudential Hotel
Integrated with the Prudential Hotel

The last three floors of the basement are already a shopping area, with different types of small shops. You can start to shop from the exit of the subway station and the main entrance is Nathan Road.

Located at the Busiest Intersection

It is convenient to visit Prudential Center and the attractions nearby since Prudential Center is located at the intersection of Jordan Road and Nathan Road, where there are many other shopping malls and tourists.

If you want to go to Temple Street, Tsim Sha Tsui East or Mong Kok, it can take only 10 to 15 minutes. The doors of Prudential Center are full of bus stops (several main routes of Nathan Street). You can try different transportation tools to get Tsim Sha Tsui or any part of Kowloon.

Doors of Prudential Center are full of bus stops
Doors of Prudential Center are full of bus stops

The Food Atrium in the basement has Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean fast food, etc., and guests staying in the hotel and the public like to enjoyed having meals there.

Prudential Center has 5 floors
Prudential Center has 5 floors

This mall has 5 floors. The women’s clothing and glasses shops accounts for the majority, and there was even a cheongsam shop (the ladies’ long dresses), and there are three to four men’s clothing shops, and there is also an antique shop.

The whole mall colors are mainly red and brown. The escalators are arranged on the left and right, one up and one down and the highest floor is a restaurant and bar.

Colors of the mall as mainly red and brown
Colors of the mall as mainly red and brown

Built with the MTR Station in 1979

According to information from the internet, Nishimastu Construction, a Japanese company awarded the Contract, built the mall. Jordan Station was opened in 1979. Therefore, its looks are quite different from the modern shopping malls in Hong Kong nowadays.

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_station

How to get there:

Address: 216-228 Nathan Road, Jordan, Hong Kong

Opening Hours: 8 am to 9 pm (Shops may have specific opening hours)

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