Hongkong cafe

A concrete jungle in the heart of Sham Shui Po. This style of cafes are some of the most beautiful in Hong Kong because they preserve so much of the original character of the location and area they are in. It reminds us so much of cafes like Onion in Seongsu, Seoul because both neighbourhoods are very industrial but also very popular among creatives and designers. @dozy.coffee #hongkong #hongkongcafe #shamshuipo

Sheung Wan has a wide range of restaurants and cafes that would take you weeks, nay, months, to discover. But lucky for you, I have spent a fair amount of time eating around the neighbourhood. This is an extension of my favourite restaurants in Hong Kong guide, specifically focused on Sheung Wan. #SheungWan #HongKong #Food #restaurants

Kam Wah Cafe serves one of the best Pineapple Buns in HK. | 15 must eat #food in #HongKong #HK

Located at the base of a residential building in an up-and-coming Hong Kong neighborhood, Coffeelin is a coffee and cocktail bar designed by JJ Acuna / Bespoke Studio that pays homage to Milan, where the shop’s coffee beans are sourced.

It’s true. The architecture of the city lends itself fully to the hard-line, concrete-crazed aesthetics urban photographers pine for. However, it’s not all residential basketball courts and contemporary views in HK. Oh, not at all. Hong Kong offers something for everyone to visually feast on.

Designed by Q&A Interior Designers in London, Hawker is a 'casual' Vietnamese eatery neither 'pastiche' or themed but an intelligent interpretation of street culture.

Crispy butter pineapple buns and French toast with condensed milk, honey and maple syrup are among the HK favourites on the menu at this fun neon-lit spot.

Where to Eat in Hong Kong - A Travel & Food Guide to the Best Restaurants in Hong Kong