Coffee Slave

Cafés & Coffee Shops in Kwun Tong

4.3 (336)

Category	Cafés & Coffee Shops
Address	九龍觀塘鴻圖道43號鴻達工業大廈地下2a
Area	Kwun Tong
Phone	3619 5788
Google rating	4.3 (336)

Opening hours

Monday	8:00–18:00
Tuesday	8:00–18:00
Wednesday	8:00–18:00
Thursday	8:00–18:00
Friday	8:00–18:00
Saturday	10:00–18:00
Sunday	休館

About Coffee Slave

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Coffee Slave is a café in Kwun Tong, at 九龍觀塘鴻圖道43號鴻達工業大廈地下2a. Locals and visitors alike tend to check the same things before going, so this page brings together the practical details: where it is, how to get in touch, when it is open and how customers rate it.

Cafés, bakeries, dessert and drinks shops are often mainly takeaway with a few seats, and weekend afternoons are the busiest. Many accept Octopus, credit cards and e-wallets, and some run loyalty schemes or pre-orders; birthday cakes and festive boxes (mooncakes at Mid-Autumn, for example) usually need ordering in advance, a few days ahead on popular dates. If you plan to work or study in a café, check for power sockets and any seating time limit.

Google lists the opening hours as Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–18:00, Sun closed. It is open 6 days a week. Arrangements may differ on public holidays, over Lunar New Year and when a typhoon signal No. 8 or above or a black rainstorm warning is in force, so call before making a special trip. You can call 3619 5788; a phone call is the quickest way to ask about availability, prices or how to get there. Its website is facebook.com, which may show prices, details of what it offers or online booking.

Customers give it an average of 4.3 out of 5 on Google (336 reviews), a high score by any measure.

Kwun Tong is part of the Kwun Tong District in Kowloon. Kowloon is densely packed: Nathan Road runs north from Tsim Sha Tsui towards Prince Edward, lined along with its side streets by shops, restaurants and upstairs businesses, and most places are a few minutes' walk from an MTR station. Mong Kok's street markets, Sham Shui Po's electronics and fabric streets and Kowloon City's Thai restaurants are familiar landmarks for shopping and eating. Many Kwun Tong industrial buildings now house offices, restaurants, gyms and studios; note the building name and floor, as access can differ in the evening and at weekends.

See the other cafés & coffee shops in Kwun Tong listed below to compare ratings, hours and locations before you decide. If you own or manage Coffee Slave, you can claim this listing to correct details, add photos and a description, and receive a verified badge; everyone else can help with an honest Google review.

Latest Google reviews

The most recent reviews shown on Google Maps (5). Reviews belong to their authors; read all of them on Google.

Dragons & Foxes 9 months ago

We were in the neighborhood and came to sit and have some coffee. Really cozy place, the staff were nice and patient and the coffee quality and dessert were tasty! A great hidden gem and will definitely recommend to friends! 🇺🇸🇳🇱☕️🍰

Francesco Angeli a year ago

Just had pancakes with extra salmon and a cappuccino, my friend had avocado toast (but she changed it into a bagel): all really good. Place is hidden but nice, with a very strong industrial vibe. Not cheap but totally average for a western brunch in HK. Loved it, that's the important thing.

Vincy Hungry 3 years ago

Loved their cream cheese apple bagel. Loved the atmosphere, there’s a turtle on your way to the washroom it’s really cute. Staff is really friendly and efficient. The portion is not too big, the food was good I wish there was a bit more. They don’t have charging stations so you can’t stay too long to study or work. I would recommend people to grab a drink or snack to go, they get really busy during lunch time! 大家識做，唔好阻住人做生意👍I had a good time and would get a to go snack instead of staying next time!

BradinHK 3 years ago

This is a cafe and coffee shop situated along Hung To Road in the heart of the industrial area in Kwun Tong. Opening hours are 8am to 6pm (weekdays) and 10am to 6pm (Sat), closed on Sundays. They have a fairly large indoor seating area and offer up an all day menu of reasonably priced cafe style dishes along with an expected range of coffee and non-coffee drinks. I recently had lunch at Coffee Slave and found everything to be quite fair. Service was friendly and timely, seating environs what you expect of a restaurant busy with local office workers and fairly typical lunch set options. On the occasion, I had the spaghetti with clams, served with a cup of soup. Everything tasted as expected. I also had a good espresso afterwards, bold, medium bodied, fairly strong flavours, a nice finish to a pretty good lunch. Based on this experience, I'd gladly have lunch here again if in the area and in the mood.

Marc Chow 3 years ago

Saw this shop has high rating on web so popped in for a trial. Too bad I am not quite a coffee guy so I ordered two hot dishes only out of the very limited options. Their coffee must be very good, as for other foods they were so-so. So happened I had another bagel meal too which was excellent. For this one I found it a big mistake needing to go with soup-like sauce. Textual of the bagel practically melt down when soaking with too much sauce. But over light dipping the taste was hard to find.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Coffee Slave?

Coffee Slave is at 九龍觀塘鴻圖道43號鴻達工業大廈地下2a, in Kwun Tong. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.

What kind of business is Coffee Slave?

Coffee Slave is listed as a café.

What are the opening hours of Coffee Slave?

Published hours: Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–18:00, Sun 休館. Hours can change over Lunar New Year and other public holidays, and many businesses close while Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above or a Black Rainstorm Warning is in force, so call before a special trip.

Is Coffee Slave open on Sunday?

Yes, on Sunday the hours are 休館. Most restaurants in Hong Kong open every day, though many close for a few days over Lunar New Year.

How can I pay, and is there a service charge?

Restaurants in Hong Kong generally take cash, Octopus, credit cards and e-payments (FPS, PayMe, AlipayHK, WeChat Pay HK), though it varies and some small places take cash only. Many restaurants add a 10% service charge; tipping beyond that is optional.

Do I need to book a table?

Usually not on weekdays, but booking helps on Friday and Saturday evenings, public holidays and festival days. The simplest way is to call 3619 5788. Many restaurants also take bookings by WhatsApp or online, for example via facebook.com.

How is Coffee Slave rated on Google?

Coffee Slave has a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 336 reviews.