Curator Creative Café at M+ — Restaurant in Kowloon

Not sure if quality difference is due to change of management but FYI store is now called Nodi. Tables a bit too cramped and compact for my liking. It is way too easy to feel like your personal space is being intruded upon, Chairs are centimeters apart. Service is a bit rushed and on the lousy side. Definitely skimped out on the main ingredients for their lattes, especially their hojicha and matcha range. Pistachio Oat Milk Dirty lacks any hint of pistachio when trying to cope with the abundance of sweetness which any coffee drinker would know is not needed especially with oat milk, and other earthy notes such as pistachio, honestly not sure if these people know the first thing about coffee. Muffins definitely some of the sweetest and this is coming from being used to your average supermarket muffins. Overly Underwhelming Experience, could rant and ramble on but would prefer not to continue on...

Delicious Chocolate in Curator

Such a perfect place having a rest after long walk to M+, not having many tables here and no staff tidying up the tables at all lol, but so comsy sitting in the sofa haa, and you can also grasp a book to read and enjoy your day, love that little arts book, having one of my fav painters’ art piece sunday afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte love yayaya❤️

Hot chocolate is soso good with super rich flavor and i’m lovein it haaa, my all time fav drink haaa, and foam on the top is so fluffy yaya

Chocolate with Hazelnut sauce bear cake is so cute, i love the hazelnut sauce insides, such a lovely dessert in the middle of the day haa

Hot chocolate is soso yummy and the seats are okay, but seriously no staff tidying up the tables lol

M+ Curator

Taste 4.5 Service 3 Envir...

Perhaps you aren’t meant to expect too much from a museum cafe (you’re hardly visiting for the coffee, are you?), but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t at least expect something decent.

Honestly, not worth making a pit stop here. Paid $102 for a flat white and hot chocolate (with oat milk), and neither was good. The hot chocolate was more milk than anything (perhaps a hint of chocolate, but barely), while the flat white tasted more like just hot milk - I question whether there was any coffee in it at all. For what you’re paying, you should be expecting much better than this.

Didn’t try the sandwiches but they didn’t look particularly appetizing either.

Fair to say the cafe does not match up to what is overall a great experience and museum - well worth visiting, just not for the...