Decent boba at this far side of Jordan closer to Kowloon Park. While it's definitely a trek from…read morethe MTR -- not that it's inconvenient, but it counts for a hot and humid summer day -- I frequently end up at the side streets here for various reasons, so this is a great place to get a drink to cool you down. I really only get milk teas at this place because I like the fruity stuff at other places more. The oolong teas and green teas are solid, and worth a try. I usually get the lowest sugar level and ice level and it hits the spot. The store can have really low foot traffic (unsure how they survived all this time!), and the store employees might not be out waiting for orders. One time I definitely waited a bit long I'd recommend ordering on the app for a pick up.

Conveniently located on the north border of Kowloon Park, near BP International and Girl Scouts…read moreAssociation is this tiny Taiwanese boba joint. It is not spectacular given that they use many flavored powders in their drinks, but decent considering the options (or lack thereof) in Hong Kong. The service is quick and the variety of boba drinks quite varied. I would certainly not venture out of my way for this boba, but it's an okay option if you are in the area.

I like the aesthetic of the cafe, the waiting time isn't long and the food were amazing…read more Here are the reviews for the food I tried, 1. Waffles We ordered the vanilla ice cream waffle and strawberry & ice cream waffle. They were light and weren't too sweet. However the waffles were kinda burnt. They are different dips you can put on your waffle. Honey, condensed milk and strawberry jam. It seems like they added matcha powder on top of the waffle which is good. 2. Buffalo wings with blue cheese dip I loved it, it was spicy and delicious. The cheese wasn't tasty for us so we didn't eat the wings with it. 3. Chicken spaghetti with pesto sauce I like how light the sauce is, it was tasty and well made. However I would suggest them to spice up the chicken more. Add spices or flavours to it. 4. Strawberry Milk Tea This is a must to try, I loved it and it wasn't too sweet. It had whipped cream and tiny marshmallows with a wafer.

Super cute place, perfect for all your aesthetic photo needs! I love their interior design, so…read morecolorful and fun. In terms of the food and drinks, I'd have to say it looks better than it tastes. Nonetheless, definitely worth checking out and bringing your girl friends along to take cute pictures with.

Excellent coffee and excellent baristas at this small little coffee CART in the Berkshire House!…read moreThey claim to open early but they're sometimes there, sometimes not. Regardless, I envy all the people who work in this building because they have access to such good coffee right on the ground floor! Do the baristas get tired from standing all day behind their cart??? Everything is from Australia. The beans. The milk. The owner. The baristas. The personality. The baristas lived in Australia for some years. I'm their newest fan!! Why am I in this building?? The Consulate General of Canada is upstairs. Yay!!

Cohhee is a small coffee cart which offers a large list of coffee options. I had the Flat white…read morehere and really wasn't too impressed. The coffee quality is similar quality to Starbucks. On the plus side they do have a long list of drink options and they have drinks with coffee and ice cream. I will unlikely come back because there are better options in the area.

The cafés and bars located inside a hotel normally are noble in our minds, that's why not many…read morepeople will walk into Main St Café and find out this is just a causal, friendly café. The price here is similar to Starbuck which is just two shops aside, but what you can get extra is the quiet and comfort environment. As you may know I'm not a fan of Starbuck, it is too popular in Hong Kong, what they called a place to relax and gathering with friends, blahh, never work. So, go check this café when people in Jordan are all squeezing into the tiny Starbuck, you can always find a seat, and I mean sofa seat or window-side seat (Surprise!) I love this cafe because hotel knows privacy, plenty of spaces are provided between seats, you will not feel the tense between other customers. It is a place I can work whole day without disturbance, oh, and not to mention the free wifi! The coffee is good and wait staff are nice, so what can I ask for more? Oh yes, one point need to be added, as a café of Eaton hotel, you can also allow to use the super clean and tidy washroom located next to lobby, what a good point to a girl! The only thing to remind you is to get a scarf because the air-con here is pretty strong. And I'll see you there around!

Urban Coffee Roaster is a coffee shop and brunch place in the Causeway Bay area in HK. I was…read morevisiting Hong Kong and my hotel was close to this coffee shop so I decided to visit to grab a coffee. Moreover, I've actually bought their beans before from another local coffee shop where I am located (in Toronto, Canada). I was excited to check them out but cafes in HK work a bit differently than in North America. A lot of the coffee shops sell brunch and food. If you'd like to dine in there is a host where they will bring you to your seat (there's no counter for you to order from nor do you choose your own seating). I decided to grab take out and was surprised that they didn't offer to a cortado (my usual go to drink). I tried to order a cortado with the host, thinking that as a coffee shop they would at least be able to make this but was told that they don't do cortados and was given a menu. I opted to grab a piccolo. It really frustrates me sometimes that as a coffee shop they don't offer all the usual espresso based drinks - you'd think that as a well-known shop they would. My piccolo was made at a reasonable time and staff gave me my drink as I was standing outside waiting. It tasted well made and did it's job of giving me an afternoon pick me up. I also bought beans from Urban Coffee Roasters which I am excited to try!

Cozy cafe with good-quality coffee. Chai latte was ok, but lacked spice. The vegan hot chocolate…read morewas quite good - foamy, but tasty. The food menu is extensive, but doesn't look very healthy or vegan-friendly. WiFi is slow, there are some power sockets. Small space with lots of seats and bare interior result in heavy noise at peak hours, feels much better when relatively empty.

Luckily when I got here, a table for two opened up. Maybe because we weren't seated at the bar,…read moreservice was a little slow. My friend and I decided to try the "para para sakura" and "break the tear". We had a really hard time choosing, as everything looks so pretty. Literally! The presentation was amazing. It was what attracted us to come here at the first place. If you prefer, you could try and get a seat at the bar and watch them make the desserts in front of you. As for the taste, "break the tear" wasn't exactly what I like. The dessert inside the "tear" had this smoky charcoal taste to it that isn't exactly fit for everyone's tastebuds. But hey, maybe that's what you like! As well, the tear itself is made of sugar so remember to get a glass of water before munching away. Overall, I would like to rate my experience a 3.5 / 5 stars. Service was okay. Taste was better than okay but not amazing. Presentation was stunning. Ambience was cute with their cloud lights. So.... I'll probably be back to try other items on their menu, not right away, but eventually...

Super cute little teahouse located in TST, their newest store location. They have a few opening…read morepromos going on! We got our flamingo floats for free by liking their FB page (usual price HKD $15). They have "Flavors of the Month" which features one of their teas at a lower price. For Nov 2017, it was their Highland Oolong for $19 (usual $23). Apart from that there are Happy Hour promos too, BOGO 50% off, from 3PM - 6PM. They have a huge flamingo float right outside their store which is super cute for photos. The interior decor of the store features a nice tropical wall (which is nice for people to take photos for the gram), but there are really limited seats. There is a whole range of teas like chrysanthemum, matcha, black, green, etc., some with fresh fruit and other toppings, but my favourite is their classic highland oolong on its own with less sugar! The only downside is that it is a litttleee pricey to enjoy every day, but it's definitely a cute place to bring your friends!

There should be more of these around. The tea is strong and intense! I love the salted milk cap on…read morethe Jasmine tips green as the sweetness perfectly combines with the intense tea flavour. The only thing I dislike is the very durable and sturdy plastic cups these are served in which look like it would take a million years to decompose in a landfill.

I can't get enough of Yee3's pistachio coconut cream with coconut water! As a big fan of…read morecoconut-forward beverages, this drink exceeded my expectations. I wish there were more locations of this little shop. lt is nutty how refreshing their offerings are. If you are a coconut lover, Yee3 is a must-visit!