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eastbounder 東遇

PlaceHONG KONG

Inbetween Shop

“Most of the vintage stuff are one of a kind items. It takes good luck to run into good stuff.”

In recent years, Tai Ping Shan Street in Sheung Wan has been slowly transformed from a quiet residential area into a street full of interesting small shops, with Inbetween Shop is one of them. An eye-catching vintage car is parked in front of the antique shop, while interesting treasures such as decorations, furniture or even old film posters brought back by the two young owners can be found inside. Most of the items are unique and have their own stories. It takes good luck to run into good stuff. Inbetween Shop also works with local designers and creators frequently to sell design items of similar styles. It also organizes exhibitions and flea markets irregularly. Come here on a good day, spend the afternoon treasure hunting and experiencing the unique vibe created by the mixture of old items and old streets.

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Current status | Confirmed 2026-08-01
Inbetween Shop has closed. This article is retained as a record of the 2016 interview.