COFFEE matters — Restaurant in Kowloon

Hey ! what’s up food hunters 😎? Wanna eat like a Hongkie(local people)? Let me take u to some Bargain Restaurants for great foods 🍽 , i went in this place for afternoon tea , i’ve order a home made orange jam croissant the crust of the croissant is crusty and the inside is warm the home made jam not too sweet its very good👍🏻, also i order a tuna sandwich and an ice mocha coffee they both about average , the area where this cafe located is quiet and it is a nice place to sit for a while on a relax day , there is no queue when i get here at 1530 on weekdays , i spend about HK$90 for the noon tea , OVERALL - clean & neat ⭐️⭐️⭐️out of 5 , food quality ⭐️⭐️⭐️out of 5 , atmosphere ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️out of 5 , Bargain $$ ⭐️⭐️⭐️out of 5 , price to food quality ratio ⭐️⭐️⭐️out of 5, if u like my review please hit that LIKE ❤️button thanks and i will see u guys on the next one , love n peace ✌🏻-Detour Guide-

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The decor is simplistic and easy on the eyes. The white walls make the place seem larger than it is. Its a relatively small space. The seats are not the most comfy and there is not a great selection on offer.

The cups are very small and the prices are very high in comparison to let's say something like Starbucks or Pacific Coffee for "value for money".

The staff were not rude per se but not very inviting, just very indifferent and for a small business like this they should really be more welcoming and polite.

The biggest criticism is the lack of Wifi, for this day and age where one chills at a coffee shop to enjoy there drink and browse the web it's a major turn off.

I think that it's good for what it is and at area where there's not a lot pedestrian traffic is a welcome space for just chilling.

Note: I have not tried the food at the place so I cannot comment...

Nice little stop off if you are mooching around Sham Shui Po and fancy a lengthily poured single origin coffee. About as friendly a welcome as you get from any Hong Kong hipster spots, but if you are local to Hong Kong you will not walk through the door expecting an enthused smile it’s just not what you get. The drinks are presented beautifully and the pastries claim to be home made and were nice enough. If you’re a smoker there is also a little table outside the door, so you can perch with a smoke and enjoy a single ray of sunshine refracting...