THE BEST! We get mango coconut with sago. For about $3USD/ cup, you cannot go wrong. You can taste…read moreeach flavor individually and even better all together and they don't skimp on the sago either. It's a huge chain around HK so be sure to stop by when you see one.

Their drink menu is so much more interesting than other dessert chains and my BF really enjoyed…read moretheir durian items such as durian mochis and cakes. I don't eat durian stuff just because I really can't get over the smell and don't like mushy texture. Their drinks can be made with mango, kiwi, coconut, aloe, and papaya and their combos taste so goooood. Love this chain...wish they would bring this to the states!!

11/8/2014 First to Review…read more I took a deep breath before starting this review. It is my secret cafe to stay away from the hustle for some reading, work, magazine time. Primely located on Prince Terrace, right next to escalator, this hidden gem engages a loyal community like me. Who wake up on a Sunday noon, just head there with some iPad in hand. Every morning this French pastry bakes around five to six fresh pies/cakes. The cherry cake, marble cake, banana cake, blueberry cake, lemon tart fascinate me all the time. To balance the sweetness, you would better hit some espresso or coffee. I once did something stupid. Thanks to my craving for mozzarella, I ordered mozzarella with tomato, parsley and olives. An entire dish, man. Of course it ends a bit overwhelming for my stomach. Nevertheless, the cheese is not supermarket quality and it was a masterpiece. Besides coffee, they also serve mocktail for Sunday hangover curer. The artisan drinks are house made beauties. Loaded with sick bubble for my vanilla latte, pure white cream spiral down to top the mocha.

Pretty good kitchenware shop in Sheung Wan. A lot of the store is dedicated to glassware (wine…read moreglasses, decanters) and barware, but you can also find some basic plates, bowls, and mason jars, too. If you're into entertaining, they sell serving dishes, snack markers, and those big glass drink dispensers- perfect for serving infused water, jungle juice, or whatever tickles your fancy. Pricing is affordable. I wouldn't say this would be the place to go if you're looking for a nice gift for someone; rather, it's the kind of spot you visit if you're starting out on your own and looking for functional kitchenware (or not into spending much on such things.)

Sift makes what I think are the best cupcakes in Hong Kong. I've never been a fan of cupcakes…read morepreviously because I found them way too dry and 'cakey', like a badly baked cake from a generic box of cake mix - but Sift changed that. At $28 a cupcake (used to be $25 a few months back), Sift's prices are comparable to other cupcake stores. For example, Kisses Cupcakes sells 'standard' flavors at $25 and 'signature' flavors at $30. I've tried quite a few flavors at Sift, like their famed Red Velvet, Smores and Oreo. I love that their cupcakes are filled inside, so the cupcake is actually moist and not dry at all. The flavors aren't too sweet either, and the extremely smooth and creamy frosting on top complements the cake perfectly. It's hard to decide, but I would say my favorite flavor is the Red Velvet. My first time trying their Red Velvet cupcake was my first time trying anything that's Red Velvet flavor, so I wasn't sure what to expect. My friends told me that Red Velvet is basically chocolate, and it is - but so much better. I was skeptical of how cream cheese would taste good with chocolate, but the cream cheese frosting actually adds a really nice touch to the cupcake and kind of brings out its flavor. Even though Sift is known for its cupcakes, you shouldn't ignore their pastries! I've tried their lemon tart, and it's a perfect blend of tangy and sweet flavors. The lemon has a slight menthol taste to it, making it very refreshing. If you're a fan of cupcakes, Sift is a must-try - and if you're not a fan of cupcakes, doesn't matter because you will be after trying Sift!

I love cake. It is probably the third best thing in the world after hugs and gin. I love Sift. They…read morehave made it cool for adults to eat cupcakes, which is good as I can now stop hanging out at kids parties - kids get all the best cakes. Sift is simple. The biggest sellers (or certainly the only thing I seem to buy from them) are their cupcakes with a variety of yummy icings. They do have other cakes and fancy bits; macaroons, cookies, cheesecakes, and pasties like mille feuilles and tarts, but its really the cupcakes that they excel in. The cupcakes are made with the finest ingredients including valrhona chocolate and french butter, and topped with some very inventive little icing swirls. My current favourites are banana foster, lemon meringue, toffee apple, and coconut. To be fair, they are not the cheapest things in the world at HKD28 each, but well worth every single lovely bite! I find them particularly useful for office birthdays, as you can get a bunch of different flavours. Just incase your boss hates chocolate (yep, bosses are mental). They also do a gluten free option. And as an added bonus, if you are far from home, they will provide ice packs to keep your cakes cool from the HK heat. However, I never find they last long enough for me to get them home!

Sift offers ultra moist cup cakes . Probably one of the best in town . My personal favourite is…read morelemon meringue cupcake with vanilla base but in recent years I have come to love their extended selections of cakes . (Un)fortunately, I have been having a lot of farewell cakes at work and had the chance to try a handful of their cakes and cup cake in different flavours. The cakes can be pricey ranging from 38~ 50 HKD but it is worth a try !