Came here for coffee and I have to say this is the only Starbucks that I have been to have a…read morewaitress. Or should I say she kinds of act like a waitress. This is not Starbucks Roastery. So the waitress came to us and gave us a menu. She then took our order and bought it to us. Yes we had to pay before she bought the drink over. This Starbucks has some enclosed seats. Its interesting and definitely different experience at this Starbucks. Its located in Langham mall so it is quite busy.

Can't go to another country and not visit their local Starbucks. Remember when you hung out at the…read moremall back in the day? Well, they still do that here! Ordered: My go to is a hot, tall sized, double espresso shot, soy milk, upside down, kids' temperature, caramel macchiato. $41 HKD ~ $5.64 USD. The extra shot was $4 HKD ~ $0.55 USD. Tina's Travel and Tabloid: - Always have your receipt ready in case of any confusion. - Located inside Langham Mall on Argyle Street on level 4 (L4). - Have someone find a seat while you're in line as it gets packed with students who study there. Outside seating available as well!

Great coffee - nothing fancy or foamy. No seats... so definitely aimed at commuters and office…read morestaff on breaks. The most densely populated spot in hk is behind the counter here... Strong and toasty piccolo lattes, delivered consistently and with a smile. I can't ask for more.

Nodi coffee is a small coffee stand in the Landmark mall. It may be one of the few reasons to visit…read morethis mall (other than to avoid the heat and/or rain to use it to walk indoors). They offer high quality coffee both as hand brewed filter coffee and espresso based beverages. The selection rotates but always good international roasters - I have seen Tim Wendelboe as well as Square Mile Coffee served here. It tends to be busy at lunch time but they are efficient and manage to keep consistent quality level also when busy. No seats and food options are limited but they are a great option if in search of a good cup of coffee to go. Price level is standard level for a cup of specialty coffee in Hong Kong so neither cheap nor expensive.

This is a pretty nice Starbucks. The staff are friendly and efficient. My food and drink tasted…read moregood. They offer a nice view of the city streets. There are actually two other coffee shops right next door. It's clean and quiet inside. Outdoor seating is not available.

Of the millions Starbucks that lined the streets of Hong Kong, this is another one. No better, no…read moreworse than all of the rest. Well, actually it may be a little bit better than some of them. I actually like this one. This Starbucks is staffed by a good crew of barista's. They do their job as well as can be expected. Go in, order your drink, and they'll have it ready for you in a flash. This Starbucks has a nice location. It is situated right along a busy street. So, if you're lucky enough to grab a window table, you can sit back and enjoy your drink and/or snack and watch the world of Hong Kong pass by. We all know what Starbucks has to offer and that is exactly what you will find at this location.

This may or may not be your espresso fuel before taking the elevator to the observation deck but…read morethe branding is on point and it's grade A coffee--and service too.

Location is everything. I know everything at IFC is going to be pricey…read more I had some time to kill before my flight back to Canada. Fuel Expresso is conveniently located near Airport Express Hong Kong Station. Wellington Flat White was enjoyable with great latte art. The outside seating in the Atrium is much better than the seating inside the coffee shop.

So, in Australia there are these coffee shops that I like to call foyer coffee shops, namely…read morebecause they happen to be in the foyer of an office tower, and most of them tend to serve pretty rubbish coffee. Well, I get the impression that this is one of those type of coffee shops, though I have to be honest and say that the coffee wasn't actually all the bad. Sadly, though, they didn't serve tea.

Convenient location in a shopping mall. I like the name Espresso Alchemy, even the wifi password is…read morea cool name. Beautiful cappuccino, you might want to ask for it extra hot because it was a little lukewarm, but it was delicious! I wanted a warm sparkling water which they had on hand (they also have cold). Nice people working here, the manager was very attentive. I like the atmosphere with the Edison lightbulbs . Really great place.

Great and quick service…read more Ordered a coffee to go that was prepped efficiently and really good. Try the dolce a lata coffee here for a sweet treat that is high in calories but wonderful flavors. I appreciate the use of traditional expression machines Liz they have a beast dual unit that a good barista can leverage to put out a number of drinks quickly. We did come in fairly early in the day so the foot traffic was limited appreciated the break from tea. In my opinion better than Starbucks.

Moccato is a small little cafe in Novotel Citygate, but is actually in the Tung Chung outlet mall…read more I was there today and walked past it twice - both times, it was pretty packed. Finally, after dinner, my mother and I suggested that we have some coffee before heading home and by then, the cafe was much emptier. Actually, about two hours ago we had gone in and looked at what they had to offer - there were a couple of salad wraps that looks pretty good. When we were back after dinner, all the wraps had been sold out! Not that we would have wanted one anyway though - we were too full. Their cakes were surprisingly not too expensive. We got a blueberry cheesecake that was $28, and a mango pudding that for some reason was only $18! It wasn't super tiny, so I felt it was suspiciously cheap. We also got a medium hot latte to share. Both cakes were pretty good - I was skeptical about the mango pudding and thought that there would be something gravely wrong with it, but it was not bad at all - the pudding was nice and mango-ey. I liked the cheesecake better though; it was very creamy and light, and the mix of blueberry jam and blueberries on top was a nice complement to the cheesecake. My mother really liked the cheesecake and said that we should definitely get it it we are back the next time. Unfortunately, the latte was a bit of a let-down - it wasn't hot enough, and any coffee that is just merely warm is no good to me. If you're spending a day at the outlets, a coffee break really is necessary and Moccato is as good as it gets. There's a good variety of salads, like smoked salmon and roast chicken, and the wraps looked great too. The cakes are great, and inexpensive too compared to other cafés, and it was just a pity that the coffee wasn't served hot enough. Don't give Moccato a miss if you're here - your tired, all-shopped-out legs, and your taste buds (and your wallet if you're getting a cake!) will thank you!

No comfortable chairs. The staff is friendly enough. & you get 30 minutes of wifi from your…read morereceipt. The coffee is fine. It's star bucks.

This is kind of an odd Starbucks. It may be shiny and new, but it's missing warmth and light and…read morethat buzzy energy that I've come to associate with all of the stores. The lighting is low, the menu isn't located in its usual spot on the wall (a small version is on the counter), and it was strangely quiet. Also, I believe this is the first time I've seen a sliding door in a Starbucks! Not exactly the most efficient type of door for keeping the Hong Kong heat and humidity at bay. I usually bypass Starbucks and go straight to a local coffee shop for my espresso drinks, but every once in awhile I crave a chai latte and sadly, not everyone in town makes them. Definitely worth a shot for takeaway coffee, but Classified is a much better spot for a laptop or lounge session.

You come to Starbucks you kind of know what you are going to get. The coffee isn't great but it is…read moreconsistent. If you like a darker roast and highly caffeinated coffee then Starbucks is a good choice. I definitely get more of a caffeine buzz from Starbucks than most places. The pastries here are supplied by the Maxim Group, which is a huge player in the F&B space in Hong Kong. It's pretty hard to avoid something g that they don't touch. There is a good amount of seating space here which is a premium for Hong Kong. You will often see students here studying. Starbucks Frappuccino drinks are still some of the better frappe coffee drinks. My favorite is still coffee bean for this type of drink but you won't find these ok Hong Kong. My favorite items at this Starbucks are the: ristretto Bianca and the cinnamon swirl bun. The cold brew is also not too bad here.