Mike knows his coffee, and if you're not ordering a latte he'll give you a few more shots of his latest experiments.
This is one of the most amazing Chinese restaurants I have ever been to in HK. Find a way to get in here for lunch or dinner.
Amazing harbor view. If you are afraid of heights, this might not be the place for you.
Choose from a number of gourmet cocktail delicacies, such as the “360”, which is a concoction of whisky and sour mix, along with other fruit juices ($78) Read more.
Not only do they make great coffee in just about every style you can imagine, but they sell selected coffee and even green beans for those avid caffeine-addicts who cook in their own home labs. Read more.
Try the All American menu also features home-made chilli, chicken wings, BBQ nachos, waffle bites, mozzarella sticks and fried dill pickles! Read more.
Oscar’s is a little slice of Sydney’s barista tradition, transplanted like an exotic sapling to Hong Kong’s stony soil. A taste of downunder in every cup. Read more.
This is the only place in the city that serves authentic Cajun and Creole cuisine, thanks to award-winning chef Lori Granito, who can whip up classics, such as Jambalaya, Filé Gumbo and Crawfish Pie Read more.
Old-school dim sum favourite now unfortunately catering to throngs of tourists. Very good food, wonderful old interior but can be pricey. A Hong Kong institution!
