Wong Chuk Hang’s mix of industrial streets and newer places to linger makes coffee a useful meeting point. Here is a comfortable starting stop before exploring the south side.
NOC at The Southside with curved wood counters and baristas beneath the illuminated cafe signPhoto: NOC Coffee Co.
Make The Southside your meeting point when coffee needs to come with a meal. This is one of NOC’s coffeehouses, with a brunch offering alongside the coffee programme—a useful pause before continuing into Wong Chuk Hang’s industrial streets.
OUR ORDER
A flat white; browse the current brunch menu if you are staying for a meal.
Shop LG02, LG/F, The Southside, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang
Wooden café bar and stools beneath a bamboo canopy at Africa Coffee & Tea in Wong Chuk Hang.Photograph date not supplied.Photo: Africa Coffee & Tea
Take the lift for a café with an African coffee and tea focus. Its single-origin approach makes this a distinctive alternative to a shopping-centre stop, with a setting that invites a longer conversation.
OUR ORDER
Ask which African single-origin coffee is being served.
Suite 1501, 15/F, 41 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang
Enter through the building’s main lobby and take the lift to the 15th floor.
Stainless-steel espresso counter and window-side tables at sensory ZERO in Wong Chuk Hang.Photograph date not supplied.Photo: sensory ZERO
A practical sit-down option when your south-side outing needs food as well as coffee. The brand puts specialty coffee alongside Japanese-inspired dishes and all-day breakfast.
OUR ORDER
Coffee with the current breakfast or lunch menu.
Shop 101, 1/F, Tower 1, Metropolitan Centre, 39 Wong Chuk Hang Road