Kowloon Bay rewards a little looking beyond the shopping malls. Espresso bars and an upstairs roaster café give the business district a useful coffee route of its own.
Barista behind the pale wood coffee counter at Artista Perfetto Kowloon BayPhotograph date not supplied.Photo: Artista Perfetto
The local specialty brand brings its coffee focus to Enterprise Square Three. This is a reason to step away from the office routine and give the current bean selection your attention.
OUR ORDER
An espresso-based coffee; ask what is on the grinder.
Unit 2, G/F, Enterprise Square Three, 39 Wang Chiu Road, Kowloon Bay
The official page lists this branch as closed on Saturdays.
Coco’s local espresso-bar approach makes a good fit for a weekday coffee break. Make it a small ritual between appointments, or ask about the blend if you have time to linger.
OUR ORDER
A flat white or espresso.
Shop 4, G/F, The Eastmark, 21 Sheung Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay
Wood-lined counter and mural inside Brentwood Coffee Roaster Kowloon BayPhotograph date not supplied.Photo: Brentwood Coffee Roaster
Take a break from the business district at this Hong Kong specialty roaster’s Capital Tower branch. The first-floor location is worth knowing before you arrive; ask the team which freshly roasted coffee is being served today.
OUR ORDER
A coffee from the current house selection; ask how the blend works with your usual black or milk order.
Shop C2, 1/F, Capital Tower, 38 Wai Yip Street, Kowloon Bay
The official branch page lists Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm. Confirm before making a weekend trip.
