Hong Kong Cafes, Bakeries, and Dessert Spots

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7 cafes in Hong Kong Island: Lan Fong Yuen, Halfway Coffee, Vission Bakery, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by IVY.

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Lan Fong Yuen

Chinese restaurant

3.6

Sip on their famous Hong Kong milk tea, a beloved local specialty. You can visit for drinks even if you don't stay for a full meal.

Halfway Coffee

Coffee shop

4.5

Enjoy a top-tier flat white served in a charming cup. This cafe is situated on an interesting street, perfect for exploring after your coffee.

Vission Bakery

Bakery

4.4

Be sure to try their highly sought-after Matcha Mochi Danish, which sells out quickly. Arrive early in the morning to snag this delightful treat.

Kung Wo Beancurd Factory

Food store

4.0

Experience traditional tofu pudding, a local delicacy with a unique texture. They also offer a distinct tofu ice cream, a salty-sweet fusion you must try.

Messina

Ice cream shop

4.5

Indulge in delicious ice cream, particularly their unique Hong Kong specialty flavors like milk tea and tofu. Don't miss out on their authentic pistachio ice cream, packed with real pistachio flavor.

THE MATCHA TOKYO (Causeway Bay)

Tea store

3.8

Indulge in authentic Japanese matcha desserts and beverages. The Causeway Bay location offers a peaceful escape in a bustling area.

Matchali

Cafe

4.3

Discover a variety of matcha creations at this popular chain. With several locations, it's easy to find one for a quick matcha fix.

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