little coffee大城小啡HONG KONG · VOL. 01

Sheung Wan 上環

commaa

Pour-over coffee in an architecture studio’s public café

commaa’s light oak-and-white interior, communal tables and cantilevered coffee counter with its illuminated wood menu.
commaa’s light oak-and-white interior, communal tables and cantilevered coffee counter with its illuminated wood menu.2024 project photograph; exact capture date not supplied.Photo: © Otto Ng / LAAB Architects

WHY GO

Choose commaa when you want the room to slow the coffee break down. LAAB opened part of its architecture studio to the public, creating a café with pale oak, a long counter and places to sit beside the windows or at shared tables. The coffee has its own reason to visit: Foodie’s August 2026 guide highlights pour-over and cold brew. Ask about the current beans, then see what art or design is on display.

OUR ORDER

A pour-over chosen from today’s beans, or a cold brew for a cooler pause after walking the slopes. Ask the barista which flavour profile suits your taste.

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WHILE YOU’RE HERE

Another cup in Sheung Wan.

Halfway CoffeeFor a sense of placeCupping Room Coffee RoastersFor the coffee curiousFINEPRINTAn early startBarista JamA proper drip-coffee stopVennerA flat white and a cinnamon-cardamom bun with a friend