朗豪坊購物商場, Shopping center in Mong Kok, Hong Kong.

Langham Place is a shopping center in Mong Kok with multiple floors containing retail spaces, restaurants, and entertainment options. The building stretches across numerous levels and offers a wide range of commercial activities for visitors to explore.

The center opened in 2004 as part of a redevelopment project that modernized the retail district of Mong Kok. This development fundamentally changed the commercial structure of the area.

The mall blends local shopping trends with international brands, reflecting Hong Kong's role as a global retail hub. Visitors find a mix of established chains and specialty stores that represent how people in the city prefer to shop.

The shopping center is easy to reach by public transport, with multiple train stations located nearby. Visitors should note that it can get crowded during peak hours, and wearing comfortable shoes is helpful for exploring the different levels.

Two banks of indoor escalators, installed by Otis and running 83 metres in total, link floors 4 to 8 and 8 to 12, so shoppers skip the lifts and the stacked short escalators. In the mall's early days guards stood at both ends to stop anyone pressing the emergency stop. On 25 March 2017 one of them reversed and slid down for 14 seconds, injuring 18 people.