Flow

eve 2 months ago

The staff were really friendly, explaining the menu patiently in English, while the playlist was also top-notch. Loved the overall atmosphere, but found the drinks really lacking, especially for the price. The one drink per patron policy is also a bit obscene, considering the price of the specialty drinks. I had the Hojicha tea soda — couldn’t taste the Hojicha flavour, felt it was too diluted by the soda water.

Amelia 5 months ago

Absolutely lovely coffee shop in sham shui po 🥺🩷 The people here are amazing, so friendly and the coffee they serve is the best I’ve had in a while! Highly recommend the Ethiopia 🥰 Comfortable seating, lovely playlist! They were playing ichiko aoba and lamp 🥺🥺🥺 Definitely coming back next time I’m in HK!

Liz L 9 months ago

Small but cozy place, jazzy music sets a wonderful atmosphere, friendly & welcoming team, introduces their specialty and a great range of hand drip coffee… was recommended a bean from Colombia (?) to make flat white and so surprised it really gave a taste of chocolatey/ strawberry milkshake! Wonderful experience!

Yen C 10 months ago

If you want to find specialty beans and coffee, Flow is a MUST visit in Hong Kong. The barista can always offer you something that blows your mind away. Being a customer from the very beginning, I still come here time to time to refresh my palette with surprise. Their cups are my personal favourites too!!!! 推薦！！

BradinHK Edited 3 years ago

Flow is one of the many coffee shops to have opened up in the Sham Shui Po district in the past couple of years. They are located on the corner of Tai Nan Street and Skep Kip Mei Street and are presently open from 12pm to 6pm daily. There is limited seating inside with two tables and a handful of window and bar side seating, probably enough space to accommodate around 10-12 people at a time. There is often a queue outside Flow as well, especially on weekends. Atmosphere is urban with eclectic hints. Service was very friendly during our visit. They focus on hand drip coffee first making use of beans roasted by Coffea Circulor from Norway but can do espresso and other black and white coffees if you like. Flow has a nice looking range of desserts and offer a few other savoury food items as well. During a recent visit we tried their Brazil and Guatemala hand drip coffees. The Brazil was medium with subtle, good flavour, a nice morning style coffee. The Guatemala was a lighter coffee with more noticeable citrus and fruity notes, something tea drinkers should really enjoy. Overall, we liked having afternoon coffee at Flow. Had just finished lunch and had no room for desserts but real