Homepage ×
Properties for sale Apartments for rent New Development Serviced Apartments Overseas Properties
Offices for sale Offices for rent Coworking Space Serviced Office
Mortgage Calculator
Build Your Business
Spacious
1,000+ Reviews
Install

Table of Contents

Toggle table of contents dropdown
Search Icon
Search Icon
Loading indicator

No results found

3 neighborhoods with the most coffee shops

Hong Kong Living | February 15, 2016

Searching for a place to avoid crowds and hustle and bustle of the urban life? Coffee shops will always be a on the top of the list. They offer you a short escape from the hectic schedule and help you release stress accumulated throughout the day. There are neighborhoods famous for their coffee shops, which are definitely worth a try.

Sai Ying Pun/ Sheung Wan

The Sheung Wan and Sai Ying Pun has more coffee shops than nearby area since quite a few French expats immigrated here in the past. The combination of Historical sites, an old-school landscape and western style coffee shops also make this neighborhood trendier. Although being closed to Central, the business center, the vibe here is more slow-paced and calm. Most of the coffee shops located in this neighborhood have their own unique style and interesting stories to share.

Café Loisl

Mong Kok

Mong Kok is not only known for a shopping paradise, there are also numerous coffee shops surrounding this district. Those coffee shops are characterized by their vigor and hospitality. They also offer snacks of both western and eastern varieties. For people who would like to experience more diversified food, this area will be a perfect choice. If you are still not satisfied after dining in one the coffee shops, there are even more charming places selling small tasty snacks with little money.

擷取

Ngau Tau Kok/ Kwun Tong

Seeking for some places to spend the whole afternoon daydreaming? Between the MTR station of Ngau Tau Kok and Kwun Tong, there are several cozy coffee shops that offer a perfect place for people to hang out. Unlike coffee shops in Hong Kong Island and Mong Kok, the shops here are much more spacious and less crowed. Plus, this district is quite closed to the natural park. For people who want to go hiking in the mountain or to pay a short visit to the beautiful nature of the region, this precinct can be a suitable starting point.

kwuntong

WhatsAppFacebookWeChatGmailCopy LinkShare

Extend Reading

Subscribe for the latest property advice

Stay updated on the latest developments and tips in the property market to make more informed decisions

Please provide a correct email address

Recommended Articles

Hong Kong Living | June 18, 2015

5 hikes that are better than Dragon's Back

If you’re a nature lover, you’re probably an avid hiker in Hong Kong. While there are tons of popular hiking routes around, there are some hidden spots with nature’s beauty at its best. Dragon’s Back is so basic – if you want to push yourself to the limit, here are 5 hikes you haven’t tried out yet! Ap Lei Pai, […]

Hong Kong Living | February 23, 2016

Temples in Hong Kong

Temple, a place for people to wish for good luck and prosperous future, has its popularity in Hong Kong. Modernized as Hong Kong is, there are still a number of temples scattering in this cosmopolis. Despite the majority being Buddhist temples, a diversified collection of temples of different religions also exist in Hong Kong, which makes the city fruitful, from a religious […]

Hong Kong Living | June 6, 2016

4 best place for cyclists to live

Cycling is a fun alternative to jogging and a good way to exercise, what’s more is that it is also a cheap way to get from one place to another while admiring the sceneries around you. While Hong Kong is indeed home to some fantastic cycle routes, most of them are not situated in the crowded Hong Kong Island or […]