All the antique furniture sold by the friendly proprietor comes from the Beijing and Tianjin areas of northern China. These 18th and 19th century sturdy cabinets were designed in simple block styles, usually without any carving, and are just polished to retain their natural state. They come in various types of wood, including the Ming imperial wood huanghauli, the late Qing imperial wood zitan, blackwood and elm. Smaller items such as scholar's study treasures, leather boxes and dowry baskets are also good buys.

Decorated in period Chinese style, this shop stocks anything to do with Chinese tea. Yixing teapots, which hold enough tea for one person, are displayed with tiny matching teacups, much like over-sized thimbles. Delicate porcelain drinking cups and hand-painted tea caddies complete the tea accessory selection. Tea tasting and on-the-spot tea blending are part of the courteous and informative service.

Merchandise at this popular department store is categorized into three areas. Fashion World offers leather products, fragrances, cosmetics, watches, fine jewelry, fashion apparel and accessories. Designer names include Burberry, Alfred Dunhill, Nina Ricci, Celine, Bally, Givenchy and Estee Lauder. The Boutique Gallery features world-famous names, including Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Cartier, Alfred Dunhill, Tiffany, Coach, Hermès, and Fendi. Entertainment World is a great place for souvenirs such as tea, traditional Chinese arts and crafts, as well as fun apparel. There is also special food and liquor items.