Hong Kong is never short on cafés, and with spring now in full swing, the latest additions have settled into their neighbourhoods, ready to serve up fresh brews, indulgent pastries, and cosy corners for all your coffee shop cravings. Maybe you need a quiet corner to power through assignments, a go-to spot for catching up with friends over caffeine, or simply love discovering new cafés before they hit peak popularity. Whatever the case, these new openings deserve a spot on your must-visit list.
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June’s New Café Openings
Full Nature Roastery
True to its ‘farm-to-fork’ ethos, the café garnishes each plate with herbs and edible flowers grown in its own hydroponic garden – nature at its freshest. The cool-toned wooden décor creates a serene, distraction-free setting for lunch, while the menu goes well beyond coffee: think all-day breakfasts on house-made sourdough, loaded bagels, bright salads, and comforting pastas. Save room for the Corn Mousse with Caramel – an airy, cob-shaped custard paired with crunchy cornflake clusters for irresistible texture.
Full Nature Roastery, 3 Yuen Yuen Street, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, Instagram: @fnroastery
Syut Syut
Sham Shui Po’s newest café, Syut Syut, marries contemporary Japanese touches with nourishing plates – its signature draw is a tomato-based udon crowned with either chicken or salmon steak. The shop skips Wednesdays and opens later than most (11:30am), but it makes up for it by serving straight through to 9pm, perfect for lingering lunches or laid-back dinners. Bonus: you might spot Ki Lung Street’s resident cat, Goldie (‘Gum Zai’), on patrol while you dine.
Syut Syut, 145 Ki Lung Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @syut__syut
Ā Kafe
Hard to miss with its bold orange-and-black colour scheme, the café takes its name from Mount Akki – the very peak that watches over its village home. Nestled in Wang Chau’s Ha Mei San Tsuen, it’s a celebration of Hong Kong’s wild beauty. Now, hikers can pause here for a fresh brew paired with the village’s stunning vistas.
Ā Kafe, G/F, Ha Mei San Tsuen, 128 Yung Yuen Road, Wang Chau, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong, Instagram: @a.kafe.hk
Ramen Samurai
Ever thought of pairing your coffee with ramen? That’s exactly what Ramen Samurai delivers. Tucked inside a pre-war tenement in Kowloon, this spot serves up rich, umami-packed ramen alongside cold brews and creamy flan— all while preserving its original interior for a dose of old-school Hong Kong charm.
Ramen Samurai, 3 Playing Field Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @samurai_ramen25
Dozy Opens New Branch In To Kwa Wan
Dozy’s signature concrete walls, artisanal brews, and fresh bagels have landed on To Kwa Wan’s streets. With a stacked menu and a cosy vibe, it’s the perfect spot to treat yourself to a solo date.
Dozy (To Kwa Wan), Shop 18, G/F, The Vantage, 63 Ma Tau Wai Road, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @dozyhk
Blooms Coffee Now Serves Dessert At K11 Musea
Blooms Coffee has already stamped its presence across Hong Kong, but its new K11 Musea outpost offers something truly unique: dessert! To celebrate the launch, it’s serving the Signature Helmet Cream Bun at a special trial price of HKD$38 throughout June (regularly HKD$48). Each pillowy bun is filled with one of four irresistible flavours – Original cream, matcha, black sesame, or strawberry. Swing by and snag this sweet deal before it’s gone!
Blooms Coffee (K11 Musea), Unit 221, 2/F, K11 Musea, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @bloomscoffee
NOC Coffee Co. Lands In Cityplaza
If you follow us on Instagram, you’ve likely caught our reel about this zen hideaway. NOC Coffee Co. has arrived at Cityplaza, crafting a forest-inspired retreat. Enter a world of warm timber tones, raw concrete, and greenery. Salvaged eucalyptus trunks – collected post-typhoon – ascend from tabletops to ceiling, immersing you in a treetop canopy. A six-metre communal table carved from a single trunk invites leisurely conversation, while an LP player sets a mellow, melodic mood.
By day, savour NOC’s signature coffees and brunch classics. After 6pm, the space transforms with noc.turnal – its debut evening concept – serving health-forward dishes like Avo-Beet Tartare, Scallop with Cauliflower Mash, Salmon Steak on Cauliflower Rice, and build-your-own ‘Picky Bowls.’
NOC (Cityplaza), Shop 005-006 & 009, G/F , Cityplaza, 18 Tai Koo Shing Road, Taikoo Shing, Hong Kong, noc.coffee
May’s New Café Openings
RÊVER
Meaning ‘to dream’ in French, this fresh find lives up to its name with bites that feel like a little escape. The signature ‘DaifuKookie’ pairs perfectly with your daily brew, blending the soft, chewy texture of Daifuku mochi with the crumbly crunch of a cookie – a dreamy, one-bite treat to sweeten your day.
RÊVER, RM 1114, Fonda Industrial Building, 37-39 Au Pui Wan Street, Fo Tan, New Territories, Hong Kong, 9152 1088, Instagram: @rever1114
Gróa
There’s no better place to soak up the sun than at this breezy coastal eatery tucked inside the Repulse Bay arcade, just steps away from the beach. Imagine this: a refreshing swim in the glittering sea, followed by a cool-down session over a herby gochujang fish fillet loaded with bok choy, jalapeño sauerkraut, pickled cucumber, honey-glazed carrots, and mixed grains. Then it’s back to the sand for sunbathing and a front-row seat to the sunset.
Gróa, Shop 203A, 1/F, Repulse Bay Arcade, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, groabynute.com
Halff Bakery
Half baked, half inspired – this charming bakery dishes out fresh bagels, sandwiches, and coffee from 7am to 7pm daily. Conveniently located just across Sai Ying Pun Market near MTR Exit B2, relish in a variety of bagel sandwiches and cream cheese spreads, including special flavours like pistachio and smoked salmon.
Halff Bakery, Shop B, G/F, 63B Third Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, halffbakery.com
MD Cafe
Tsim Sha Tsui’s culinary scene just got hotter than hell – world-renowned ‘Demon Chef’ Alvin Leung has arrived with his newest concept, Mr. Demon Cafe, a Cha Chaan Teng named after the icon himself. Expect reimagined local classics, like the Hong Kong-style French toast: crisp, soufflé-light on the outside, with a sweet, custardy centre that melts in your mouth and oozes with syrupy richness. Quantities are limited daily, so grab one while you can.
MD Cafe, UG/F, Kee Shing Commercial Building, 80 Kimberly Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @mdcafe.hk
2 + 2 Café
Just across from Nam Fung Mansion, this cosy café hideout is your next one-stop shop for a no-frills caffeine fix. The straightforward coffee menu is all under HKD$40 – and each cup comes adorned with a charming hand-drawn doodle by the café’s resident artist.
2 + 2 Café, Shop 2E, 2 Maple Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @2plus2_cafe
Bacha Coffee’s Flagship Store Opens At Harbour City
The iconic Moroccan coffee house has finally opened its first sit-down concept store! With its brand-new flagship store, Bacha Coffee is serving up over 200 varieties of 100% Arabica coffee in Harbour City. Explore three different concepts within its 2,500 square feet space: a Coffee Boutique, a Coffee Room, and a Takeaway counter for luxury brews on the go. Got time? Experience Dar el Bacha in the heart of Kowloon as the in-house coffee masters prepare an aromatic cup with traditional golden gooseneck pots, topped with a smooth, Chantilly cream. Feeling peckish? The buttery pastries, delectable club sandwich, and Moroccan-style meatballs are a must-try!
Bacha Coffee (Harbour City), Shop G315 & G315A, G/F, Gateway Arcade, Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2180 6918, bachacoffee.com
Bla Bla By Sensory ZERO Opens New Branch At Hopewell Mall
In need of some comfort food? Head to Hopewell Mall’s Food Parc and explore Bla Bla’s newest branch, now serving the Double Italian Pistachio series. The pistachio craze is alive and well, with golden waffles layered in silky pistachio cream and finished with chopped nuts for just the right bite. The pistachio latte – served hot or iced – is a must-try, especially the cold version crowned with a swirl of whipped cream.
Bla Bla By Sensory Zero (Wan Chai), Shop 1502-1503, 15/F, Hopewell mall, 15 Kennedy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 9647 6501, www.sensoryzero.com
April’s New Café Openings
Serene Coffee
Located in a cosy corner of Sheung Wan, Serene Coffee is more than just your daily caffeine fix. This new spot is already winning hearts, thanks to its beautifully brewed coffees and laid-back atmosphere. Showcasing beans from oma Coffee Roaster – such as Ethiopia Elto and Brazil SOE – Serene Coffee crafts signature drinks like nutty espressos and fruity lattes, perfect for those who value quality in every sip.
Serene Coffee, 27 New Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, Instagram: @serenecoffeee
Cresc.
Taking over the former Freezing In space, this cosy haven invites you to unwind with its warm ambiance and soothing vinyl jazz tunes. The café serves up expertly crafted brews made from beans sourced from Giraffe Coffee, featuring a well-balanced Ethiopia and Honduras blend that highlights nutty undertones in every cup. With its late hours (open till 11pm), it’s become a go-to retreat for night owls seeking an escape paired with high-quality coffee.
Cresc., Shop C, 98 Ki Lung Street, Prince Edward, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @cresc_coffee
MeLet+ Coffee Roastery
MeLet+ is bringing its Yunnan roots to Hong Kong with a brand-new café and coffee roastery in Yuen Long, offering coffee lovers an immersive experience. With an on-site roasting display, visitors can explore the behind-the-scenes journey of their favourite caffeinated beverage while tasting the unique flavours of the region. Committed to supporting local farmers, MeLet+ ensures authenticity and quality in every brew – making it a trustworthy choice for your next cuppa.
MeLet+ Coffee Roastery, Shop 1C & 1D, G/F, Hing Wong Mansion, 2 Sai Ching Street, Yuen Long, New Territories, Hong Kong, 6598 5222, Instagram: @meletplus
% Arabica Sets Up Shop At The Mills
Housed within the legacy of a 1960s textile icon, this grab-and-go coffee spot combines industrial charm with modern coffee culture. Far from feeling cramped, its expansive interiors feature a laid-back seating area, where you can lounge on long benches by the staircase. Vibrant and welcoming, it’s the perfect place to savour a cup in style – whether you’re with friends or your furry companions.
% Arabica, Shop G12, G/F, CHAT, The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, 6258 0587, arabicacoffee.hk
KLF Coffee Comes To Quarry Bay
KLF Coffee, whose name cheekily translates to ‘Poor Fucking Coffee,’ is making tasty, affordable coffee more accessible with the opening of its third branch in Quarry Bay. This budget-friendly café offers unbeatable prices, with drinks starting at just HKD$32. The beans, locally roasted by Little Whale Coffee, ensure quality, making KLF Coffee a must-try on the radar of new cafés.
KLF Coffee (Quarry Bay), Shop 23A, G/F, Hoi Kwong Court, 13-15 Hoi Kwong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, Instagram: @klfcoffee.hk
Fineprint Opens New Branch At Pedder Building
Fineprint, the sourdough and coffee specialists, has just opened a new location inside the iconic Pedder Building in Central. A architectural landmark for over a century, the site continues to evolve, now with Fineprint adding its mark. Open daily from 6am to 6pm, it’s the perfect spot to grab a sourdough toastie bright and early – perhaps paired with a coffee to go?
Fineprint (Pedder Building), Shop G6, G/F, Pedder Building, 12 Pedder Street, Central, Hong Kong, 9683 6719, fineprint.hk
March’s New Café Openings
Buffee
Dedicated to baked goods and artisanal coffee, Buffee is quickly building a loyal following for its exceptional tarts and danishes. Embracing the pistachio craze, its Pistachio Lava Danish proves why the trend isn’t fading anytime soon – golden, flaky perfection filled with warm, nutty richness. Crafted in collaboration with local favourite LY Bakery, its pastries deliver buttery, melt-in-your-mouth layers with every bite. If you’re in need for a place to catch up with your crew over cold brew, hand-stirred matcha, and seriously good pastries, Buffee is the spot to be.
Buffee, G06-07, Emperor Group Centre, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, Instagram: @buffeehk
WT Cafe Hong Kong
A monochromatic dream of a café, WT Café embraces modern simplicity with its clean black-and-white aesthetics and a menu that’s just as refined. Its signature dessert is an Oreo cheesecake, perfectly matching the theme. For those who can’t decide, WT keeps it simple with classic coffee, tea, all-day breakfast, and a curated pastry selection. Bonus: It’s pure Instagram gold.
WT Cafe Hong Kong, G/F Man King Building, 46 Man Wui Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @wt_cafe_hk
Intention Coffee
With deep emerald green walls, warm wooden accents, and funky ceramic mugs, Intention Coffee feels both inviting and chic. More than just a pretty space, it whips up a stellar pesto pasta – ideal for days when a pastry and coffee won’t cut it. The semi-outdoor bench area offers prime people-watching territory while you enjoy your caffeine fix. Oh, and did we mention? It’s pet-friendly, so your furry sidekick is more than welcome.
Intention Coffee, 27 High Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6991 6889, Instagram: @intentioncoffeee
Moma
Rooted in the Nordic concept of Lagom – the pursuit of just the right amount – Moma creates a cosy, understated space that extends into its food philosophy. The menu leans into Scandinavian comfort dining, showcasing freshly crafted pastas, pastries, and specialty coffee. Need a break from the Soho buzz? Settle in with a bowl of Fiskesuppe (Norwegian fish soup) and a customisable brunch board, best enjoyed with good company.
Moma, G/F, 22 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2305 2344, Instagram: @moma.eatery
Lungo Expands: Now Brewing in Mong Kok
A community staple with its extensive menu, Lungo has just opened its fifth branch in Mong Kok, bringing its signature relaxed ambiance to the area. To mark the occasion, it’s introduced an exclusive Tiramisu Scone, a perfect marriage of dense yet airy textures. Topped with mascarpone cheese cream in place of clotted cream, it offers the full tiramisu experience, dusted with aromatic cacao powder to enhance its richness. Paired with artisan coffee, it’s the perfect setting to unwind or tackle your to-do list.
Lungo (Mong Kok Branch), Shop 24A, G/F, Yan On Building, 1 Kwong Wah Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Instagram: @lungo_hk
BUFF Opens New Branch In Quarry Bay
BUFF has officially expanded to Quarry Bay, now offering extended hours until 9pm daily – perfect for late workdays or an evening coffee fix. Located on Hiu Kwong Street, this new branch exudes a low-key, intimate vibe, making it a great option for those seeking a more private setting. In conjunction with the opening, it’s introduced a Hojicha Caramel Pudding, garnished with fresh cream and a sprig of mint, served in handcrafted ceramics by local artisans at Hama Pottery. But the experience goes beyond desserts – its Japanese fusion savoury dishes are equally impressive, generous in portion and rich in taste.
BUFF (Quarry Bay Branch), 7-9 Hiu Kwong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, Instagram: @buffcafehongkong
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