HK Coffee

Vincent Tan: Hidden cafe at the end of a long corridor. As cosy as they come

China Daily USA: Originally from New Zealand, this is the place for hardcore coffee lovers: The brew is fresh and the baristas know their stuff. Leggi tutto.

Kevin P: With most cafés, you either get good coffee and mediocre food or vice-versa. Fortunately both the coffee AND the food are good here. Good-bodied coffee and tasty food. A good combo.

Derek: It is small. Sit at the four-stool bar and chat up the baristas, tossing around words and phrases like "nuttiness", "earthy tones", and "notes of chocolate". $28 for a single-origin drip coffee.

Jc Xu: you can order the afternoon set for 1, even tho you are here in a couple. To experience the cozy environment and a sound of great music at a bargain.

Chris Chua: Tiny little place for a cup of coffee.

StartupsHK: Great coffee with free wifi, an outdoor patio area and indoor seating. Perfect for meeting, discussions and a break from the busy central area.

Ross Hill: A brilliant space off a quiet laneway. With croissants for breakfast and really great coffee this is where I happily began many mornings.

Rachel: Fantastic coffee! They have homemade banoffee pie and western style brekkie!

Angela Liu: Trendy minimal setting similar to its store in japan. Iced cappucino is the hot item here- it is a very milky coffee

Huda Al Mousa: Amazing hidden cafe in a floor apartment. Love the vibe