The neighbourhoods

Kowloon / Kowloon City

土瓜灣

To Kwa Wan.

A little roastery with a family story

Look for the red 生昌 sign on To Kwa Wan Road. Sang’s name carries a family business into a different daily ritual: coffee roasted locally, brewed at the counter and packed for your next cup at home.

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Sang Roastery storefront in To Kwa Wan, with red Chinese signage, glass double doors and a wooden bench.
Sang Roastery storefront in To Kwa Wan, with red Chinese signage, glass double doors and a wooden bench. · Photo: Cara Hung / Time Out Published October 2024; exact capture date unknown.
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A hand drip at the neighbourhood roastery

Sang Roastery · To Kwa Wan

Sang Roastery storefront in To Kwa Wan, with red Chinese signage, glass double doors and a wooden bench.
Sang Roastery storefront in To Kwa Wan, with red Chinese signage, glass double doors and a wooden bench.Published October 2024; exact capture date unknown.Photo: Cara Hung / Time Out

Behind the red 生昌焙豆 sign and glass doors is a licensed micro-roastery with a personal connection to old Hong Kong. The founder kept the name of the family’s dried-seafood business, Sang Cheong, when moving into coffee. Come for a brewed cup and a conversation about the beans; this is a particularly useful stop when you want to take the same curiosity home to your own brewer.

OUR ORDER

Ask which beans are available for hand drip today. An espresso is a good shorter stop; tell the team your brewing method if you are buying a bag.

G/F, 114 To Kwa Wan Road, To Kwa Wan

Official hours are Monday–Friday 10:30am–6:30pm, and weekends and public holidays 10am–6:30pm. Seating is limited; allow for a takeaway visit when the small café is full.

Further reading: Time Out · To Kwa Wan café and family story