My friend and I popped in to this location just to peek and see what it was all about. What a nice…read moretea master we met who talked to us about tea and gave us the opportunity to taste different teas and different strengths of teas. Although we did not stay to sit for tea and simply enjoyed sampling the different tea and learning about how to brew tea and when is the best time to drink teas, I am absolutley going to return soon. They sell tea for you to enjoy in the tea room and they also sell tea for you to take home and brew yourself. The tea master indicated that in 2016, they would be offering a class in English to teach people about tea. Currently, the instruction is only in Cantonese.

Don't know much about tea, but this place seemed to have a good selection with reasonable prices…read more You go in and they will let you smell different teas you are interested in buying. We picked up two tins of Bird's Tongue Jasmine for around HKD 250. I like Oolong but the ones they let us smell had a strong, almost fermented fragrance that we decided to pass on. Is oolong always like that? 3 stars for the decent variety and friendly service in English, but there also isn't too much that distinguishes this place from all the other options in the city.

Dora was amazing! I don't know why this place had less than five stars, they were super helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. I ended up buying two gift sets because the prices were fantastic. The tea is very strong and hearty, and the staff were so sweet to me. Highly recommend if you're looking for gifts for friends back home on your way through Hong Kong!

Best to visit before sunset as you'll appreciate the best front view of the bay ..limited menu n…read morewine selection though. Had my wine and cheese platter . Only wish they could add more wine selection and small plate while you appreciate the best view.

The place to go for a drink on a date if you want the best sea view of Hong Kong…read more We arrive at around 4pm in the afternoon, as I wasn't hungry so we only order drinks and 2 dim sum dishes, but not the full afternoon tea set. (They have iPad for menu) The Rose bubble was a bit too sweet, the dim sum were good! But can't beat the view here. The view is just spectacular! We sit until it turns dark at 6ish and it's time (and money) well spent! Service was good and ambience is quiet and sophisticated without being too crowded like in other spots in the touristy TST area. One of my all time favourite place to bring visiting friends!

Wonderful location to rest after hiking around the peak. Their yellow tea was pretty good.read more

Note this is located in the KS Lo Gallery, you will enter through the main entrance of it and a…read moresecondary entrance through the main. The menu is fully vegetarian and has a host of tea choices. We tried a host of dim sum dishes and they were excellent. A mass of tea choices to accompany it as well.

Lovely place for hanging around, the cappuccino is sooo good,highly recommend to try itread more

Roasted: decided to try some local coffee while in Hong Kong and came across Winston's Coffee. This…read moreplace did not disappoint at all. Cute little coffee shop in Sheung Wen. It has a very small inside with a handful of seats and a few barstools our front. Very simple layout but clean. They had a nice variety of beverages and pastries as well. The baristas were very nice and were engaging with regulars as well. They offered us for here cups since we were staying which was great to see. We sat outside on the barstools and they brought our drinks to us. The drinks came on nice plates with a spoon and small biscotti - nice little touch. No straws at this place. My mocha was not only beautiful with a pretty floret on it - the mocha was absolutely delicious. Really enjoyed this place and would definitely seek them out for another cup. Unroasted: this place is amazing! Love the small corner location. Great seating in the front and inside. Staff was super friendly and even asked if it was for here. The latte was one of the best I have ever had. The latte art was on point. Great job by this fantastic shop! I would say it's a must. It deserves the 5 star we gave it.

Very average lunch menu with limited choices. Set lunch comes with two options…read more 1. Main course and tea 2. Main course, tea and dessert I got the pasta dish with fried Japanese oysters. Flavour was very blend so I was hugely disappointed. The fried oyster was a bit on the heavy and oily side making the entire dish extremely heavy. The dessert that came with the lunch set was Japanese cheesecake. Again, nothing special. I personably expected more from this restaurant consider their price point is not that cheap.

I've had hot tea before. I liked the hot tea I had before. But I've never had tea *anywhere* near…read morethis good. This was by far the best tea I've ever had. I had the 1837 signature black tea blend and my girlfriend had the vanilla tea. Both were great. Our lunch was very good as well (duck ragout and the seafood lasagna). It's quite fancy inside, I really enjoyed the polished / "shiny" atmosphere. It wasn't particularly expensive either. It's inside of the ifc mall, so it was very convenient to stop by for lunch on the way to the airport via the HK Airport Express station.

I am a huge fan of anything tea, and my favorite tea is Tin Kuan Yim. I told my cousin, that and…read moreshe took me here with her family to get Tin Kuan Yim Ice cream! Are my friends in the states reading this? Yes, you read that right, Tin Kuan yim Soft served Ice cream. It was every single drip of ice cream you dream of! it was so tea-ish! It was more than amazing!! I was completely obsess with this afterwards. I wanted it everyday! i wish they had this in the states!!!

Nice, Ten Ren Tea Station basically for Hong Kong, dubbed as 天仁喫茶趣. Based on multiple visits in the…read morelast 2+ years (plus having had Ten Ren drinks in Taipei) I have to say this location comes pretty darn close. Comparing Ten Ren tea drinks in Northern (and Southern) California to this Hong Kong location: Prices in Hong Kong are dirt cheap in comparison, nothing really above US$2 on average. Quality is easily x2 to x3 than that in NorCal (and quite possibly SoCal) Thus we pay x2 to x3 as much at 1/2 to 1/3 of the quality, bottom line. Employees are very efficient. A ten minute wait for a drink after paying, is considered a hellish wait even if the line seems long. Even if one of the employees is slacking off, he or she is washing/rinsing cups or blender vats in one hand, and surfing social media/checking texts with the other. Multi-task slacking and getting drinks out the door. And some of you out there have no qualms about 1.5 hour wait for ramen (or a food truck), or 45 minutes for a watered down tapioca milk tea drink. Sigh. This Ten Ren also has a limited selection of imported Taiwanese tea, tea snacks. Octopus (MTR/subway/public transportation) cards accepted for payment (stored value card). You can sip on your drink while browsing books and magazines in Eslite bookstore. Honey green tea, some matcha based drinks, even a classic like Chrysanthemum Pu-Er, are all very good. Honey green tea, even if semi diluted, is still better than the crap in the States....the Wattes....(like Lattes in coffee shops, except Watte is water with a shot of tea). What more can you ask for?