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An entrance of newly opened Metro Sham Shui

Metro Sham Shui (深の都) is a shopping centre renovated from a Chinese restaurant in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong in late 2005. The shopping centre is at Cheung Sha Wan Road and an entrance of Sham Shui Po Station. It is in proximity to Golden Computer Arcade and Golden Computer Centre. It is targeted for computer or electronic related products.

Amoy Plaza • Apm • Chater House • Cheung Sha Wan Plaza • China Hong Kong City • City One Plaza • Citygate • Citylink Plaza • Cityplaza • Citywalk • Concord Square • Discovery Park • Dragon Centre • East Point City • Elements • Festival Walk • Fisherman's Wharf • The Gateway • Golden Computer Centre and Golden Computer Arcade • Harbour City • Ho King Commercial Building • Ho King Shopping Centre • ISQUARE • ifc mall • K11 • Kowloon City Plaza • Kowloonbay International Trade & Exhibition Centre • Kwai Chung Plaza • Landmark North • The Landmark • Langham Place • Lucky Plaza • Luk Yeung Galleria • Ma On Shan Plaza • Man Yee Building • Maritime Square • Megabox • Metro City • Metro Harbour View • Metro Sham Shui • Metroplaza • Millennium City, Hong Kong • Miramar Shopping Centre • Mong Kok Computer Centre • Nan Fung Centre • New Town Plaza • New Town Plaza Phase 3 • New World Centre • Ocean Terminal • Olympian City • The ONE • Pacific Place • Panda Place • Paradise Mall • Park Central • The Peak Galleria • Peak Tower • Plaza Hollywood • Prince's Building • QRE Plaza • Residence Oasis • Sceneway Plaza • Sha Tin Centre • Sha Tin Plaza • Sino Centre • SkyPlaza • Skyline Plaza • Star House • Sun Yuen Long Centre • Sunshine City, Ma On Shan • Tai Po Mega Mall • Telford Plaza • Times Square • Tseung Kwan O Plaza • Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre • Tsuen Wan City Landmark • Tsuen Wan Plaza • Tuen Mun Town Plaza • Tung Ying Building • Wai Wah Centre • World Trade Centre • World-Wide House • YOHO Town

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