Who doesn’t love those lazy Sunday vibes of heading out to a cafe, sipping on your delicious brew, and enjoying the unique ambiance? There’s something special about unique, eclectic cafes. They inspire our creativity and make our trip out of the house for coffee feel more fun and special. Luckily, Hong Kong’s New Territories area has a strong coffee culture, and the following unique cafes will definitely be worth taking a look at. They’re great for catch-ups with friends, a visit with your family, or even doing some work on your laptop. Check out our top picks of these unique cafes in Hong Kong’s New Territories.
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For the passionate coffee enthusiast, CoHee is a favorite spot to visit in the new Territories as they roast their own coffee, sell an impressive range of coffee equipment, and host workshops and courses. The cafe takes inspiration from Japanese aesthetics and mindfulness in the small details. The cafe was named after the Japanese word for coffee (CoHee), because of its mission to offer the highest quality coffee driven by the pursuit of perfection. It’s a small coffee shop with a clean, minimal design and bar-style seating.
CoHee, G/F, 152 Kam Tin Shi Street, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, +852 6344 5575, [email protected], www.coheehk.com
Hidden Coffee Hong Kong is passionate about specialty coffee, hoping to excite customers and inspire them to explore different beans, roasts, and brewing methods. They have tons of workshops for the curious coffee drinker, like cupping, latte art, coffee blending, Aeropress coffee, and more. They sell lots of coffee accessories and tools, plus in-house coffee, of course. Their strong focus on coffee methodology and teaching is what makes this cafe unique. When you go for a visit, you can really experience their passion when you taste a cup of their expert roasted and brewed lattes.
Hidden Coffee and Roaster, Shop 6, G/F, Lucky Building, 106 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, +852 6490 1236, [email protected], www.facebook.com/HiddenCoffeeHK
This is the kind of cafe where the baristas get super excited about new single-origin beans from exotic parts of the world, and we have to say - the excitement is contagious. You’ll know that you’re walking into a unique cafe where coffee is very much respected. That’s the experience that you have when you visit the sleek grey cafe that invites you into a bright and modern interior to sip on your morning (or afternoon) pick-me-up. Try out their coffee pour-over options or get a latte with a fun artistic design as you nibble on some sweet snacks.
Skene for Nomad, G/F, 8 Tai Po Tsai Village, Clear Water Bay Road, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, +852 6123 0151, [email protected], www.facebook.com/SKENEforNOMAD
We LOVE Lov Lov Coffee, and many people in the New Territories area (locals and visitors) do too. They pride themselves on their expert-trained baristas and seek to teach everyday coffee lovers some fun skills with their workshops and trainings. You can sign up for their latte art course, the introductory coffee roasting technique class, and lots more. If you just want to visit for a good ole cup of joe, sit back and enjoy the light pink, bright interior as you watch others learn and explore their own coffee skills.
Lov Lov Coffee, Unit 23, 9/F Corporation Park, 11 On Lai Street, Shek Mun, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, +852 6878 6246, [email protected], www.lovlovcoffee.com.hk
The Lofé’ Plus slogan really gives you a taste of what your experience will be like when you visit; music + coffee = life. Expect to hear some classic tunes at any time of day, and enjoy their music corner that has vinyl records and an open-reel tape deck. They have interesting menu items like a Pink Salt Dirty Lattee, or Soda Coffee. All in all, this cafe is a unique pick for a catch-up with your friend that also appreciations something different.
Lofé Plus, G/F, 53 Leung Tin Village, San Sau Street, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong, +852 6558 8331, [email protected], www.facebook.com/LofePlus
When you’re after a quiet place to hop on your laptop or meet with friends, the Uchi cafe is a nice option in the New Territories area. They have simple, spacious, early hues and a huge window for lots of natural light. Expect to see some unique menu items inspired by Taiwanese and Japanese cuisine, like a Black Sesame Tofu Milkshake, or a delicious Poached Pear Lychee Waffle. Our advice - make sure you’re hungry when you visit this cafe so you can delight in the unique eats.
Uchi Coffee, G/F, On Shun Mansion, 49 Chik Shun Street, Tai Wai, Hong Kong, +852 2677 3218, [email protected], www.facebook.com/uchicoffee
If you’re looking for a cute little coffee and tea house with some interesting shopping, this is a great choice. The Tai O Banyan Tree makes you feel right at home with a small interior filled with ethnic homewares and other decorative items to purchase. Right on the water, you can sit outside and smell the sea breeze as you taste some yummy treats. The favorites include the coconut and mango mousse cake, and they’ve also got a full food menu, too.
Tai O Banyan Tree, G/F., 68 Kat Hing Street, Tai O, Hong Kong China, +852 6999 8213, [email protected], www.facebook.com/TaiOBanyanTree
With a full menu of delicious breakfast and lunch meals, Whitewood coffee gives you more than just a specialty coffee experience. We love the earthy interior with the soft greens and lots of wooden accents, and the ‘family-owned’ feeling is palpable when you come in and be greeted by the friendly staff. They also focus on sustainability, sourcing their coffee from single farms and estates and serving homemade bread and sweets. If you’re looking for a space to host a party or an event, you can also reserve the whole shop, too.
Whitewood Coffee, Shop 207, 2/F, Kings Wing Plaza 1, 3 On Kwan St, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, +852 6345 2714, [email protected], www.facebook.com/whitewoodcoffeehongkong
This one is for the sweet tooths out there who love ice cream and coffee - especially when served together! You can get gelato and a soft serve on its own here, as well as nicely paired coffee on the side. If you really want to bring your love of these two delights together, we recommend the ice cream and coffee combos that add coffee to the silky smooth rich ice cream and chocolatey treats. The menu is big and they’ve got tons of specials all of the time, so it’s best to check out their Facebook page to drool over their options.
Hush Hush Ice Cream & Coffee, 58/72 Fu Man Rd, 33 Ko Fu Building, Sai Kung Sai Kung, Hong Kong, [email protected], www.facebook.com/hushushcoffee
With a name like that, you’re going to remember this cafe for its unique take on coffee culture. Their brand design is all about modern, sleek, black and white accents, as shown in their photos and their shop interior. Just like many serious coffee culture cafes, this is the type of place where coffee is seen as an art form, and as you sip on your brew, you can admire the local artworks on the walls, too. Don’t forget to try some of the snacks as well as the artisanal coffee, like the seasonal moon cakes and fudge cakes.
#000000 Sammi Coffee, Shop C&E on G/F, Wanson House, 117&121 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan Market Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, [email protected], www.facebook.com/sammicoffee
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