Black Sugar Coffee & Lifestyle (何文田店) — Restaurant in Kowloon

I tried their Central and TST shops before and loved their coffee, thus came to this one near MK East station. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable with coffee. There are samples of their two premium coffee beans right at the entrance. You can top up $25 with set meal to choose these Premium beans. I started with latte, and I was not disappointed. Very elegant Ethiopia aroma and body, hints of floral and sweet nectarines aroma, light fruity berry like flavours. The pesto chicken penne, wish there could have been more pesto sauce and the chicken breast could have been softer, but the overall flavour is nice and balanced. The single origin choco drink has a good balance of sweet (not overly sweet). The seats inside could be a bit cold as aircon is strong. Don't expect any view, as the indoor seats are deep inside the narrow corridor. Good news is they have plenty of outdoor covered seats on the other side of the building entrance. Toilets inside so you may want to avoid the last two tables right outside the toilet. I look forward to trying their other coffee...

In general, these guys know what they're doing! A bit on the pricey side, but always a quality cup of coffee. I tend to drink the flat white and the dirty, both are fantastic. They also do an excellent matcha latte that my wife says is awesome. Cup quality is consistent across at least two shops I've tried. They also serve food which I have not had before.

This particular location is on a relatively quiet street by Hong Kong standards, but my guess is that at meal times it would get busy. The interior decor is bright with nice relaxing vibe, and it even has a wooden outdoor porch with mostly shade from the buildings so you can enjoy those beautiful sunny days to the fullest. This is a great place to enjoy a sumptuous...

I really wanted to like this coffee shop. From the photos and reviews here, I really thought it was going to be great. Let’s start with the positives: The coffee shop is cute indeed, nestled away from the main busy streets. The decor is nice and there are funky unique souvenirs upfront. It’s also divided into 2 sections with enough tables available. The food was ordinary but I wouldn’t say that it was at all worth the price. Everything was way overpriced, and the food and coffee was served at different times for 2 people. It was bad value for the money, especially for a place like Mong Kok. To top it off, there was no WiFi available. So this was a little disappointing. But for a quick coffee takeaway it’s...