Mira Place

Mira Place is a mixed-use commercial complex in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The development combines retail, office, and hospitality uses in a prominent Nathan Road location and is organized around two connected shopping malls: Mira Place 1 and Mira Place 2. The complex also includes Mira Place Tower A, formerly known as Miramar Tower, and The Mira Hong Kong hotel. Mira Place 1 occupies the site at 132 Nathan Road, at the junction with Kimberley Road. It was formerly known as Miramar Shopping Centre. The mall contains six retail floors and a seven-level annexed podium, providing approximately 400,000 square feet of shopping space and more than 100 stores. Its location places it within one of Hong Kong’s busiest tourism, retail, and transport districts, close to the commercial and hospitality concentration of central Tsim Sha Tsui. Mira Place 2 is a smaller shopping centre at 118–130 Nathan Road. Formerly known as Mira Mall, it is connected to Mira Place 1 by a skyway and operates as part of the same broader complex. The connection allows visitors to move between the two retail components while also linking the shopping facilities with the surrounding office and hotel uses. The complex’s identity reflects the consolidation and rebranding of previously distinct properties. Miramar Shopping Centre became Mira Place 1, while Mira Mall became Mira Place 2. The Mira Place name therefore functions as an umbrella identity for a multi-building destination rather than as the name of a single conventional retail store. Its principal offer is a combination of shopping, dining, hospitality, workplace, and destination-oriented urban services. Mira Place 2 is notable as the location of the first Hong Kong branch of Don Don Donki, the Japanese discount retail chain. This tenancy gives the complex a recognizable food, grocery, and lifestyle retail anchor in addition to its wider mix of stores. Beyond individual tenants, the development’s competitive proposition is based on its central Tsim Sha Tsui position, integrated buildings, substantial retail floor area, pedestrian connectivity, and combination of commercial functions. Publicly available reference material identifies the complex’s physical components and former names but does not establish a single founding year, founder, current executive roster, ownership structure, or detailed financial profile. Those fields are therefore left unreported here. Mira Place is treated as an active Hong Kong commercial property and destination brand.

Mira Place is a commercial complex in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Its current identity brings together retail, office, and hotel properties in the Nathan Road area. The complex is composed of two connected shopping malls, an office tower, and a hotel, creating a mixed-use destination rather than a stand-alone shopping centre. The larger retail component is Mira Place 1 at 132 Nathan Road, where Nathan Road meets Kimberley Road. The property was formerly called Miramar Shopping Centre. Under the Mira Place identity, it is described as having six retail floors and a seven-level annexed podium, with approximately 400,000 square feet of shopping space and more than 100 stores. Its scale and location make it the principal shopping component of the complex. Mira Place 2 is situated at 118–130 Nathan Road and was formerly known as Mira Mall. It is smaller than Mira Place 1 and is connected to it by a skyway. The connection is important to the complex’s operating concept because it allows the two retail properties to function as a linked destination while maintaining their separate building footprints and historical identities. The wider development includes Mira Place Tower A, previously known as Miramar Tower, and The Mira Hong Kong hotel. These components extend the complex beyond retail by adding office and hospitality functions. The resulting mix supports several types of users, including local shoppers, visitors, hotel guests, office workers, and tourists in Tsim Sha Tsui. A notable retail milestone associated with Mira Place 2 is the opening of the first Don Don Donki branch in Hong Kong. The tenancy added a major Japanese discount-retail and grocery operator to the complex and strengthened its profile as a destination for food, household, and lifestyle shopping. The available reference material does not provide the opening date, broader leasing chronology, ownership details, or a complete account of later redevelopment phases. The Mira Place brand is therefore best understood as the umbrella identity for a connected urban complex whose constituent properties were previously known by different names. Its documented evolution centers on the transition from Miramar Shopping Centre and Mira Mall to Mira Place 1 and Mira Place 2, together with the inclusion of the office tower and hotel within the same branded environment. No reliable source material supplied for this entry establishes a founding year, founder, current management team, financial results, or a definitive legal ownership record.

• Miramar Shopping Centre becomes Mira Place 1

  [1]Mira Placeen.wikipedia.org

  The retail property at 132 Nathan Road, formerly known as Miramar Shopping Centre, is identified as Mira Place 1 within the broader complex.

• Mira Mall becomes Mira Place 2

  [1]Mira Placeen.wikipedia.org

  The smaller retail property at 118–130 Nathan Road, formerly known as Mira Mall, is incorporated into the Mira Place identity as Mira Place 2.

• Skyway connection links the two retail malls

  [1]Mira Placeen.wikipedia.org

  Mira Place 1 and Mira Place 2 are connected by a skyway, enabling the two shopping centres to operate as a linked retail destination.

• First Don Don Donki branch in Hong Kong opens at Mira Place 2

  [1]Mira Placeen.wikipedia.org

  Mira Place 2 becomes the location of Don Don Donki's first Hong Kong branch, adding a significant Japanese discount-retail and grocery anchor to the complex.

A centrally located, mixed-use retail and hospitality destination in Tsim Sha Tsui, combining two connected shopping malls with office and hotel facilities.

• Shopping mall

  Mira Place 1

  The larger of the two Mira Place shopping malls, located at 132 Nathan Road at the corner of Kimberley Road. Formerly called Miramar Shopping Centre, it comprises six retail floors and a seven-level annexed podium. The property provides approximately 400,000 square feet of shopping space and more than 100 stores, serving as the principal retail component of the complex.

• Shopping mall

  Mira Place 2

  A smaller shopping centre at 118–130 Nathan Road, formerly known as Mira Mall. It is connected to Mira Place 1 by a skyway and forms the second retail component of the wider Mira Place destination. Its tenant mix includes the first Hong Kong branch of Don Don Donki, giving the property a prominent grocery, household, and lifestyle retail presence.

• Office tower

  Mira Place Tower A

  The office component of the Mira Place complex. The tower was formerly known as Miramar Tower and contributes workplace accommodation to the development's mixed-use structure alongside the retail malls and hotel.

• Hotel

  The Mira Hong Kong

  The hospitality component of Mira Place. The hotel complements the complex's retail and office uses and supports the development's role as a destination for visitors and tourists in Tsim Sha Tsui.

1. 1Mira Placeen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Mira Place official websitemira-mall.com