tmtplaza Unveils Vibrant Transformation 35 New Brands and Outdoor Commons

Sino Group’s flagship mall unveils a bold new look, global brands, and a vibrant outdoor sports and event space.

tmtplaza, the flagship mall of Sino Group, has unveiled a refreshed image, reaffirming its position as a leading lifestyle destination in Hong Kong’s New Territories West. Over the past six months, the mall has introduced 35 new brands, spanning international fashion labels and first-in-Hong-Kong dining concepts, driving its occupancy rate to 97 percent.

“With the retail market steadily recovering and our proactive approach to themed promotions, tmtplaza has successfully attracted leading international brands and popular dining chains. We anticipate that the new outdoor space and upcoming events will further drive growth in both visitor numbers and sales,” said Ms. Bella Chhoa, Director of Asset Management at Sino Group.

In line with the government’s initiative to enhance public spaces, tmtplaza has invested over HK$10 million in creating tmtp commons, a 20,000-square-foot outdoor zone on the fourth floor designed to bring the community together through recreation and culture. The new area features a multi-purpose sports ground with six pickleball courts, two badminton courts, and a basketball court—making it Hong Kong’s largest outdoor pickleball venue. Partnering with Pickleball Lab, the mall will host training sessions, workshops, and competitions, including the HKPL x APBA 50+ Masters Cup on November 16, part of the 2025 GBPA Pickleball Championship Finals.

To elevate the shopping experience, tmtplaza has redefined its mix of fashion and dining with a fresh sense of style and discovery. The arrival of Coach and Hot Toys’ first flagship stores in the New Territories West brings global appeal, while new and upgraded concepts from NIKE, The North Face, Paul & Joe, and Charles & Keith inject the mall with youthful, fashion-forward energy.

The mall’s dining scene has also been revitalized, offering visitors a journey through Japanese and Asian flavours. From the comforting bites of Torikizoku and Matsuya to the vibrant experiences at Don Don Donki and Matsumoto Kiyoshi, tmtplaza has become a magnet for food lovers. The upcoming arrival of Osaka’s Hanamaruken Ramen, alongside local favourites such as MaJiYong, SoFun3 and Lantern Restaurant, adds even more variety, while dessert and beverage brands like NAP TEA, CHAGEE provide sweet finishes to a day out.

From now until year’s end, tmtplaza will roll out three themed campaigns combining sports, culture, and festive celebration. To mark the 15th National Games, the mall will collaborate with EFX24 and the Street Workout Hong Kong on a large-scale fitness carnival featuring live challenges and workshops. Later this month, the Japan Autumn Festival: Anime Odyssey will transform tmtp commons into a mini Japanese village complete with maple-inspired décor, yukata photo zones, and traditional festival games.

Looking ahead, Ms. Chhoa added, “This transformation reflects Sino Group’s vision of creating destinations that go beyond shopping. With tmtplaza’s refreshed design, global brands, and engaging community programs, we are shaping a space that connects people through culture, lifestyle, and fun.”

Capping off the year, tmtplaza will partner with TOMICA for a festive campaign celebrating the toy brand’s 55th anniversary, featuring Hong Kong’s first Christmas tree made entirely from TOMICA boxes, life-sized installations, and interactive games — promising a joyful close to a year of transformation.