Leave a little space between the island snacks for coffee. Choose La Luz for an Australian-style cup and a seat by the plaza, or HAIKA for a waterfront pause with a playful drink and something sweet.
La Luz’s yellow storefront and outdoor tables at 5 Kin San Lane, Cheung Chau.Published November 2023; capture date unknown.Photo: Cherry Chan / Time Out Hong Kong
A little away from the busiest island streets, La Luz gives a coffee break room to breathe. Time Out highlights its outdoor tables facing the plaza, while later visitor reports praise the flat whites and cold brew. Choose it when a carefully made everyday coffee is the centre of your stop.
OUR ORDER
A flat white, or ask about the current cold brew. Add a bagel if you want to turn the stop into a light meal.
G/F, 5 Kin San Lane, Cheung Chau
Visit the Cheung Chau café at Kin San Lane; some older listings still show Jordan. Published listings show Thursday closure. Check the café’s latest opening update before making a special trip.
HAIKA Coffee entrance in Cheung Chau, with camping chairs, plants, and HAIKA signs.Historical photograph from an April 2022 review; capture date unknown.Photo: Brewing Ideas · kellyyjkim4
Camping furniture, the waterfront and a short pastry menu give HAIKA an easy island-day appeal. Erica Fong’s coffee guide picks out its iced ginger coffee and notes that beans are also sold here. This is our choice for a coffee-and-dessert break while exploring Cheung Chau.
OUR ORDER
Ask whether the iced ginger coffee and chocolate-topped “Dirty Tart” are available, or keep it simple with your usual coffee.
G/F, 57 San Hing Praya Street, Cheung Chau
The drink and tart suggestions come from the linked review; check the current menu. Public listings disagree on opening times, so confirm before an early visit.
