Gate-side in T1, Asia Selections is your last-minute gift stop
In Terminal T1 at Hong Kong International Airport, Asia Selections runs daily from 07:00 to 23:00, so it catches both early departures and late-night returns. It sits airside, after security, which means you can grab something after you clear formalities and watch the clock without stressing about queues.
This is a straight souvenir shop: think regional snacks, packaged teas, small trinkets, and logo items meant to fit in carry-on. Prices sit in the standard airport range, with small items often under HKD 100 and gift boxes climbing higher. If you want one-stop shopping for family gifts instead of hunting around T1, this is the sort of place you use to fill a bag fast.
Stock leans heavily toward items that survive long-haul flights: sealed food, boxed sweets, and sturdier keepsakes rather than fragile decor. Because it operates inside T1’s secure area, items are already liquids-regulation friendly, and you avoid the back-and-forth of landside shopping. Treat it as a backup option if you forgot markets in town and still need something that clearly signals “bought in Hong Kong.”
With no standout hero product or loud promotions, the shop works best for quick, functional souvenir runs. Plan on 10–15 minutes to browse and pay, even with a short line. Tip: check snack and tea packaging for multipacks so you can cover several people with one purchase and avoid multiple checkout rounds.