Very convenient, cool down place in central of WanChai in Hong Kong Island... to chili and meet…read moregathering's buddies !!! Good caramel macchiato and comfort sofas area will cool you down on a hot humidity Hong Kong weather!!!

I came here to chill and wait 40mins as I was waiting for my laundry to be done at a nearby…read morelaundromat. You walk up the stairs and the cafe is there, not ground level. Cozy place and you can look out onto the street. I ordered an iced strawberry fresher. It's so humid in HK that drinking anything warm was not appealing. They put iced drinks in the cup that a hot drink normally comes in, so it was weird drinking something cold from it with a lid. Regardless, same as all the Starbucks. Service was great (they didn't ask or call my name..then again, there wasn't that many people there) and ambiance was good coffee atmosphere (light music).

Great location in Central Hong Kong…read more One thing I appreciate about SB is its consistency. No matter where you are in the world each location offers pretty much the same menu and this one is no different. Pumpkin spice latte made with almond or soy milk is my favorite this time of year. The flavor topped with spice warms my heart. Years ago I frequented SB several times a week but at today's prices I'm lucky if I can afford it once a month. It is a luxury to splurge $6 to $7 for a coffee drink :(

Tucked away on the 3rd floor of Lee Garden One. Super quiet compared to the other Starbucks around…read morehere. I popped in while waiting for a lunch reservation and it was a nice little break from the crowds. Service was quick and really polite. Got a pour‑over and they actually brought it to the table, which felt way nicer than doing the usual counter pickup. The lounge seating is comfy and spaced out well. Honestly just a solid, chill spot if you're in Lee Garden One.

I give Starbucks really a 2 or 3 on Yelp because I am not a fan of their bean and regular coffee…read more(too strong and I prefer to support the small guy versus the large corporate giant when I have the option), but this place gets a 4 by me based on the leisurely size of their lounge like sitting area. The sitting area spills out onto the shopping floor at Lee Garden Tower 1 (I think floor 3, but just keep taking escalators up and it will be easy to find) and is kind of a nice, indoor, air conditioned, non frantic, spacious spot to pop a squat and take a load off in the chaos of Causeway Bay.

This is a cool little spot. Though it's not a little privately owned coffee shop it still has a…read moregreat feel. Location is near perfect next to the mid levels escalator in Soho. Large windows and cozy furniture take advantage of the endless pedestrian traffic to tune the fine art of people watching. Hong Kong rocks and this location allows you to relax with a decent cup of coffee and take it in. The coffee is by no means exotic but is good enough for me. Call it a Starbucks type of flavor with less bitterness. A couple of markdowns for not opening until 7:30am and needing to ask for a wifi code that expires after only 30 minutes. Otherwise all good here!

I don't really like to review chain stores, especially as a champion of local businesses run by…read morelocal people, but I thought Pacific Coffee on the corner of Mosque Junction and the Escalator is worthy of a mention. The coffee is the standard fare that you get in any Pacific Coffee across HK, such is there tenacity with order and consistency across the brand. However, this particular branch has one great thing going for it, a "secret" area out the back. Behind the baristas, is a small area with four tables, that looks down onto the pedestrianised area below. It is an ideal place to grab a coffee and do some work, whilst enjoying lounge versions of pop tunes. There are plenty of plugs for charging phones and laptops, but no free wifi, so you will have to use your own, or pay for it. I personally like to occasionally switch off the wifi and step away form the clutter of tech noise for a moment, and this is the ideal place for it. If you get here between 9-10am, you will see the lovely old lady who lives opposite looking over her wall at the passing people traffic. However, as well as your laptops, bring some mozzie repellant. They seem to have a few of these unfriendly guests buzzing around, and I assume it is due to the big pot plant in the corner. Otherwise, come and zone out for a while, read the paper, catch up on your work, it's all good!

I walk here every morning to pick up coffee and croissant for my wife and I while we're boating…read moreHong Kong. I get here right at 7:30 AM when they open and the barista remembers my order from day 1. Coffee is great and so are their croissants.

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I was so happy at this mall…read more.. As much as the street markets and various shops...I admit nothing gets me more excited than to visit a mall and this one was beautiful. The Peak Galleria is a mall near Victoria Peak and our guide suggested that this would be a great spot to park to take in the view along with a restroom break for the group. After quite a long drive and several lookout stops the group also thought that it would be a great place to grab something to drink as well so we decided that it would be a few minutes break that we can browse around and I took and ran to the Starbucks that I saw and gosh found some items that was on clearance which was so nice and grabbed a cup of tea at another shop...whew! The vibe here is so nice and vibrant as I believe I saw a LINE shop as well, so much to see along with the views that was stunning and a great stop for a break and take it all in. Thank you!

Shopping at Peak Galleria at Hong Kong Island…read more.. While visiting Victoria Peak, a popular tourist attraction, we happened upon a busy, cozy, clean, Starbucks. Luckily, the staff spoke some English! My friend, Irene, has really good eyes. She spots great deals and useful merchandise... Even though Starbucks merchandise is usually not on sale, we snagged exclusive items such as this Hong Kong tote bag. It was very handy and is a size that's deep enough so that items don't fall out. The handles were long and wide for more comfort! Our tour guide pointed out that we had visited all of the spots that were featured on this tote bag! Wow! Thanks, Irene! You're a super excellent shopping buddy!!! Note: the Alpaca and Halloween collections were very tempting!

This place is a cute little cafe. They have over 20 flavors of gelato that all look scrumptious…read more They also have coffee and waffles. I tried to kinder flavor and loved it. They also have free WiFi which is a perk!

This place was good. We ordered the chocolate cake and the matcha dark chocolate milk ice cream…read more Total was $130HK, which comes out to almost $17USD. It's overpriced. I enjoyed the ice cream. I love matcha so this was a great combo of my favorite things. The cake was very light and moist.

We had the Strawberry Milk Ice Cream and paid $78 HKD for it. For what it was, it was highly…read moreoverpriced in the international sense. In comparison to prices in Korea, it is essentially double the price. I have to admit that Haagen Dazs in Hong Kong is overpriced at the supermarket though. I did like the toppings and the strawberry syrup/sauce was not overwhelmingly sweet. It wasn't the corn syrup type syrup that you would find at Dairy Queen that tastes awfully artificial. Even though it is organic, the premium that you have to pay for this ice cream is a bit cost prohibitive. Once in a while, it's a nice treat.