Arcade in Hong Kong

A large arcade on the ground floor of San Chi Sing Plaza, Mongkok, with fighting, racing and Gundam game machines among others, supporting 5-player linked battles. Non-smoking policy in effect.

An arcade on the ground floor of Silvercord, Tsim Sha Tsui, with 16 linked racing simulators for multiplayer battles and rhythm game machines including Taiko no Tatsujin and Hatsune Miku, open until 2am.

Retro-themed arcade inside Hoi Sun Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui, a modern facade housing classic vintage machines, plus retro games for sale. Open till 2am, a pilgrimage spot for arcade fans.

Traditional arcade on Yuen Chau Street, Sham Shui Po, with a basement level offering a range of fighting and arcade games. Open till 2am, a gathering spot for veteran arcade fans.

Newly opened arcade at Sun Sing Plaza, Mong Kok, featuring a rainbow ball pit, claw machines and coin pushers, with prizes including Sanrio, Doraemon and Crayon Shin-chan merchandise, comparable in scale to Japanese-style game centres.

One of NAMCO Hong Kong's flagship arcade branches, on the 9th floor of Langham Place, Mong Kok, with a wide range of claw machines, video games and gashapon machines, colourful and great for hanging out with friends.

NAMCO's Kwun Tong branch at APM, on the mall's UC level, with claw machines, video games and gashapon machines.

NAMCO's new outlet at Kai Tak Sports Park, on the 3rd floor of the brand-new retail mall, offering claw machines and a range of video games with convenient transport access.

NAMCO's Causeway Bay branch at Windsor House, in the heart of Hong Kong Island's shopping district, with claw machines, video games and gashapon machines, convenient for Island-side players.

NAMCO's Tseung Kwan O branch at PopCorn, the main shopping mall in the Sai Kung district, with claw machines and a range of video games.

The Tsuen Wan branch of Japan's famous TAITO STATION arcade chain, on the 2nd floor of Nina Mall, offering a wide range of Japanese-style claw machines and video games.

One of Hong Kong's largest indoor playgrounds, this flagship Whampoa Garden branch occupies a basement level with claw machines, basketball machines, coin pushers and racing games, great for family outings and gatherings with friends.

The Taikoo Shing Centre branch of Jumpin Gym, a large arcade on Hong Kong Island suited to families and students.

The Tuen Mun Town Plaza branch of Jumpin Gym, a large arcade in the western New Territories, open until 10:30pm on weekends with a wide range of claw machines and video games.

The Tsuen Wan Plaza branch of Jumpin Gym, on the 5th floor, with a wide range of claw machines and video games, open until 10:30pm on weekends.

A branch of Japan's NAMCO arcade chain, featuring claw machines, music and motion-sensor games, plus a ticket redemption prize service.

A NAMCO branch at Olympian City, featuring imported Japanese arcade machines, great for family and friends outings.

A NAMCO branch at Telford Plaza, offering a range of Japanese-style arcade machines, an entertainment hotspot in the Kowloon Bay area.

NAMCO's branch at Mikiki in San Po Kong, a popular Japanese arcade brand offering a diverse range of gaming machines.

NAMCO's branch at Lok Fu Plaza, a great spot for family entertainment in the area with a variety of Japanese arcade machines.

NAMCO's branch at Wai Fong, a new mall in Tai Wai, bringing Japanese chain arcade entertainment to local residents.

NAMCO's branch at Tuen Mun Town Plaza, serving Tuen Mun and Tin Shui Wai residents with a range of popular Japanese arcade machines.

NAMCO's branch at Citywalk, located in the heart of Tsuen Wan's commercial district, with a full range of claw machines and interactive arcade games.

NAMCO's branch at D.PARK, bringing the Japanese arcade brand to this Tsuen Wan mall, great for a family day out.