Great neighborhood coffee shop! They give you a 3 dollar discount if you bring your own mug /…read morebottle, to encourage less wastage. Rose latte is very nice and not too sweet. Good cold brew too!

I walked by this place a LOT but they're always always closed. One Saturday afternoon I caught the…read morelast 5 minutes before it closed (1:55pm), and they let me finish my coffee before shutting the gates!! A very mini cafe with seating and they make food!! Couldn't help but try a Jasmine Americano (tea and espresso) as odd as that sounds it was really delicious! The Jasmine tea smelled so good and surprisingly didn't cover up their good coffee. The Americano was well done, no complains. Good service. Cute brand!

I don't have too much to say about Brew Crew. The coffee is over priced for what it is, although on…read morepar with all of the other "artisan" coffees in Hong Kong. I had a latte and it was $42. I didn't think it was better tasting than any of the other coffees at this price point. The environment, although nice, is weird because it's in the lobby of Tower 535. I will say that their food looks good, but I didn't get the chance to try it. If you happened to be near Tower 535 (perhaps checking out the DJI flagship store next door?) and desperately need a cup of coffee then Brew Crew is not a bad choice. Otherwise, it's unmemorable.

IMHO, you can never go wrong with UCC. Always good and consistent food, great coffee, comfortable…read moreseating and a great view by the window overlooking CWB. Service is fast, friendly and efficient here. A great spot for lunch or afternoon tea, in between your CWB shopping trips!

Every time i go to Japan or Hk UCC is where i go for amazing coffee, whether its the UCC blend,…read moresumiyaki & the insane blue mountain #1. we even visited the UCC coffee museum in Kobe Its a Sunday and this Causeway Bay Sogo location was packed with 20 min wait. Sumiyaki (54 hkd) was bold & smoky as expected with slight acidity. Blue mountain #1 was rich & smooth as i remembered and worth the 110 hkd price.

It's pronounced Agnes "Bay", like in French. Taiwanese 1 - 0 Hong Kongers this time…read more For all these years, I never got the hype of Agnes b. in Asia. It's never a big name out there in French or the rest of the world. It's like the fashion-equivalent of Michael Learns to Rock. People in Hong Kong really love it back in early 2000s, and now I barely know anyone that likes this brand in particular. Now Agnes b. may or may not notice the same, but they have their strategy - leverage its brand, and diversify. This particular shop is a cafe and a florist. While the food is nothing near amazing or authentic, and the flowers at the florist is just above par (hey I have a high standard), the decor makes up for everything and some more. It's enough to attract first timers but not enough to keep returning customers. Which, ironically, is perfect on Gough Street, while nowadays consists of only tourists and hipsters. Agnes b. is too mainstream to attract hipsters anyway compared to other shops, and you don't really have to care about returning tourists... so yeah, it can and probably will excel very well here but I have other options for sure.

Yep! Food is really good. The ambiance is comfortable and serene, and its on the very cool Gough…read morestreet ;)

UCC Coffee shop is located in the middle of the mall - or you can chose the indoor seating which…read moreoffers a little more privacy from the people walking by. We stopped by to get a quick drink and talk a bit. + Skip out on the fruit tea. It looks beautiful with all the fruit floating around in the clear pot but taste exactly like hot orange juice. + Matcha cake was decent would recommend.

This is one of my favorite places to go to for an afternoon tea. While most cafes do tea sets only…read moreon weekdays, UCC does them on weekends as well which is great because their sets are actually pretty good value for money. They come with food and a drink, and most people get hot coffee because their coffee is AMAZING. It's UCC Japanese-style roasted coffee, so it's not the typical coffee you're used to drinking. It's much smoother and richer and I actually prefer UCC coffee to western-style coffee. The iced coffee is very refreshing, though when served this way the ice dilutes the flavor of the coffee so I prefer opting for the hot coffee. The tea set menu doesn't change often, and the first few options are always waffles - both sweet and savory, like waffles with blueberries and ice cream, matcha and red bean waffles, tuna salad with waffles etc. They gave other items too like French toast and a slice of cake, but the waffles are amazing and I choose that almost every time I'm there for tea. The waffles don't have the overly 'eggy' taste that I find in a lot of waffles at other places, and they're just the right about of sweet. The set comes with two waffles which to me is just about right for an afternoon tea set - doesn't leave me feeling bloated, but I don't feel like I've barely eaten either.

Café 360 is an Americanized Western café that serves fusion-type dishes. Located in Dragon Centre…read morein Sham Shui Po, Café 360's menu and food offerings certainly draw in a crowd. I would say that the interior (and cute exterior) is very typical to what you'd see in the hip, trendy LA Asian American cafés - pretty quotes on the wall, cute decorations, dim lighting. This is definitely a good date place - and you can roam the mall after! I came with my family during their afternoon teatime, thinking that there would be some specials offered around 2 PM. I think they had a lunchtime special, so even at 2 PM, the restaurant was packed with customers and guests waiting for a seat. After you're seated at a table, you have to go to the front counter to order your food. You're given a number, and when the food is ready the waiter/waitress will serve the food to your table. Since it's Hong Kong and you can split dishes without anybody really caring, we decided to order fewer items to be shared amongst ourselves and eat elsewhere if we were still hungry. Porcini rice with pork and kimchi in stone pot: $46 HKD and with an additional $12 HKD, we were able to add on a puff pastry soup. I have to say that the rice was really good. Very similar to the Chinese sausage in a stone pot, except this rice had flavoring and ingredients to it. Along with the pork belly and kimchi - flavoring of everything was on point, and it definitely filled us up. Cream of mushroom puff pastry soup: When the waitress brought our soup to us, one of them was slightly burnt, and without us even commenting, she said that she was going to ask the chef to remake a new one for us. I don't think we would have really minded, but that was really nice of her. The soup is definitely something you must try! Rich flavoring of mushroom in a creamy broth. The puff pastry was light and flaky, with really good flavor. As you break into the puff pastry, some of it drops into the soup so you get a crispy texture as you drink the creamy soup. I really liked it. Spaghetti Bolognese with puff pastry soup: This set lunch combination was $56 HKD or roughly $8 USD. I thought it was fairly priced, since it came with the puff pastry soup. The spaghetti wasn't too unique. Tasted very similar to how my mom cooks her spaghetti, except it was slightly sweeter. I probably wouldn't recommend ordering this dish if you're looking for something unique or different to try. Hot tea and hot milk tea - nothing special. The hot milk tea was pretty strong, but not as smooth as some of the other places I've tried. tl;dr - Overall, a really cute place to go for lunch or brunch. They also serve waffles and breakfast items. I really like the interior design of the place. The workers are super nice and friendly. Highly recommend if you're looking for a nice place for brunch!

A good western food choice in the middle of your local Sham Shui Po district . Cafe 360 is located…read moreon the 7th floor of Dragon Center next to Genki Sushi . They serve surprisingly good western food choice ! On the night that I went, the salmon steam tomato omelette rice ( omrice) was on special meaning it came with free drink and soup (!) We also ordered the baked spaghetti which was pretty tasty . Would highly recommend this place and would definitely want to try other things on their menu . Personally I think it is good value for the quality of food and the ambiance you'd get. But if you are talking bout about relativity, it is rather expensive compared to other choices you can get in Sham Shui Po .( I don't think anyone should travel all the way just to try this place )

Typical Cha Chaan Teng style cafe…read more Small shop. Quick HK service (wink wink). Order through QR code. We got 4 different dishes: - Curry pork chop (very mid - don't get it, it's not good curry) - Satay beef noodle (ok la, decent) - Scrambled eggs with roast pork (good, runny push eggs and roast pork has good flavor) - Scrambled eggs with truffle shrimp (delicious! Best selection!) Milk tea was ok. Wish it was stronger. #yelpinHongKong

"Fancier" cha chaan teng with quality food. It's not that hard to find on Wellington - look for the…read moreblue signage and queue of people. I saw a picture on IG for Cafe Seasons for their pork chasu scrambled eggs over rice with soy sauce. I've been on a cha chaan teng mission so I had to try this. My friend and I shared the chasu and egg over rice and tomato soup macaroni with beef slices. The tomato soup macaroni also came with a plate of scrambled eggs and white toast. Chasu and eggs rice plate: We ate earlier in the day so I wasn't that hungry but I had to try it. I really enjoyed this - another comfort food winner! Eggs were scrambled perfectly and it went well with the sweet chasu and soy sauce. Tomato soup macaroni and beef: I tried a little bit of the soup and I found the soup to be sour and the macaroni too soft for my liking. I believe that this is the Chinese version of tomato soup when you're sick. It's not my thing so I'll pass on this next time. Scrambled eggs with toast: Creamy scrambled eggs on toast was also very good. I managed to eat one slice of toast with the scrambled eggs and couldn't eat any more for the day. Cafe Seasons is well lit (not like the look of the dead everyone has at Australia Dairy Company) and servers are efficient and dare I say friendly. I liked the chasu egg rice plate so much I went by myself two days later :)