With a motto of “life without coffee is a zombie”, this speciality cafe in Jordan is serious about crafting their coffee and provides a spot for guests to enjoy beverages made to a consistent level of quality. 

In addition to all coffee staples such as latte, flat white and cappuccino, the cafe also serves a food menu featuring freshly baked pastries, toasts and desserts. Decked out in warm lighting and wooden interiors, every corner of this outdoor cafe is perfect for the ‘gram, too.

Zombie Specialty Coffee, Shop 1, G/F, 9-13 Kwun Chung Street, Jordan, Hong Kong, +852 6752 5682; instagram.com/zombie.specialtycoffee

Bringing a taste of Korea’s coffee scene to Yau Ma Tei, Kactus Espresso Bar is the sister brand of the beloved Kactus Koffee located in the same neighbourhood. With a standing coffee bar concept, this space has a clean design dominated by concrete walls and lightwood furniture, allowing the focus to remain on coffee. 

Led by an experienced Korean barista, guests can expect unique espresso-based brews crafted with premium beans and meticulous techniques. While you're there, the Caffe Con Panna with whipped milk is a must-try. 

Kactus Espresso Bar, G/F 48 Man Yuen Street, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong; instagram.com/kactusespressobar

If you love bubble tea as much as you love your coffee, Mother Pearl’s new branch in Wan Chai is the perfect place to be. The Instagrammable, vegan bubble teas are the real deal, offered in an array of signature and unique seasonal flavours featuring ingredients such as pink guava, mochi, passion fruit and charcoal tapioca. As for the coffee, it’s worth exploring the comprehensive menu of white coffees made with their homemade almond mylk.

Mother Pearl, Shop 3A, G/F, On Hing Mansion, 2-4 Tai Wong Street East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong; instagram.com/motherpearl.world

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Housed in a space with minimalistic interiors and a cool palette of greys, AL Coffee exudes a cosy and industrial vibe that’s ideal for relaxing afternoon escapes from the city. 

Coffee connoisseurs will appreciate their nutty, flavourful house blends featuring freshly roasted beans; whilst those with an appetite for cafe food will enjoy a decent menu of pastries and pasta. Their waffles and egg rolls are worth trying if you’re craving something sweet. 

AL Coffee, Shop 15, G/F, Plaza 88, 88 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, +852 5975 1302; instagram.com/alcoffee_hk

This well-liked coffee chain needs no introduction. Known for its consistently well-executed food and drink offerings, NOC Coffee Co. has recently opened a new branch in Tsuen Wan, boasting a gorgeous design inspired by Kyoto’s traditional machiya (traditional wooden houses), with soothing wooden interiors dominating the space. 

On the menu, expect a stellar selection of coffees and non-caffeinated drinks such as mango cold brew tea and lemonade, accompanied by excellent food options including toast, pasta and burgers.

NOC Coffee Co., Shop 128-130, 1/F, Tsuen Wan Plaza, 4-30 Tai Pa Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong; instagram.com/noccoffeeco

The sister brand of the beloved Alchemist Cafe, Lemna of the alchemist is a unique multi-concept restaurant that offers more than just dining with art and cultural events to bring you an elevated cafe experience.

Adorned with white walls and lush greenery, guests can enjoy a serene atmosphere together with freshly-brewed coffees and teas, as well as branch-exclusive food offerings such as roasted chicken, Iberico lard fries with chives, and creamy cod roe prawn linguine.

Themed exhibitions and performances will be hosted regularly, so be sure to follow them on Instagram for the latest updates. The cafe is still in its soft opening phase but we hear the bar area is opening soon!

Lemna of the alchemist, G/F, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 2178 3668; instagram.com/barlemna

Whether you’re a coffee or fashion enthusiast, you’ll be pleased to know that Ralph Lauren has launched its first Asian coffee outpost in Hong Kong. Located inside Landmark Prince’s Building, the cafe has an elegant ambience with art deco details, marble accents and lavish leather seats decorating the space. 

Aside from providing stunning backdrops for the perfect Instagram post or story, Ralph’s Coffee is also worth visiting for its expertly brewed coffees featuring organic beans. Their freshly baked pastries and desserts are a lovely accompaniment to your cuppa, including carrot cake, tiramisu, and pecan pies.

Ralph Lauren Coffee, Shop M12-16, M/F, Landmark Prince's Building, 10 Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong; instagram.com/ralphscoffee

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Bookmark Cupping Room Coffee Roasters’ new branch for the next time you find yourself exploring the West Kowloon District. From the floor-to-ceiling windows to the soothing colour palette, and black tiled wall that's reminiscent of the Chinese roofs seen in royal palaces, this cafe is beautifully designed to let you capture Insta-worthy moments as you unwind with quality coffees and pastries. 

Cupping Room Coffee Roasters, Museum Cafe 1, LG/F, HK Palace Museum, 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong; instagram.com/cuppingroom.hk

A welcome addition to Causeway Bay’s ever-growing dining scene, Well Ground Coffee takes pride in its artisanal coffee made from quality beans sourced from Coffee Stopover in Taichung. Offered in a variety of nutty and fruity blends ranging from medium to dark roasted, there’s bound to be an option that ticks your boxes. The minimal white walls and wooden interiors also make this cafe a lovely spot to recharge and enjoy a quiet moment of contemplation.

Well Ground Coffee, Shop G03, G/F, Leighton Centre, 77 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong; instagam.com/wellgroundcoffee

Soul Fresh, as its name suggests, is a place where delicious food and coffee are served in a cosy setting to delight your soul as much as your palate. From the coffee to pastries and desserts, everything here is dairy-free and made fresh with premium ingredients that guarantee a memorable dining experience. Order from its extensive coffee menu, and pair your brew with their homemade French bread and chiffon cake. Between bites and sips, diners are also encouraged to peruse the beautiful artworks on the walls created by the cafe owner.

Soul Fresh, G/F, 14B Tai Ping Shan Street, Sheung Wan; instagam.com/soulfresh_hk

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