H.Coffee & Shop | The Corner @ wanchai 灣仔樓上咖啡

J a month ago

Location: entry beside the escalator, fortune mansion building. The entry looks like an apartment building, there is a button for corner coffee. take LIFT NO2 to LEVEL 1(DO NOT TAKE LIFT #1) , turn left and down the stairs to L1 and you will find it Nice chill atmosphere , interesting coffee flavours with drip coffee too. Also serves as a place for water colour paintings However does not accept card payments. Only octopus or cash Slightly expansive. 1 coffee, 1 chocolate and 6 drumlets for 142

snarkyguy 4 months ago

This was a solid coffee choice. It’s a bit of a mix of a coffee shop, art studio, and used book store. The shop is usually busy, but the coffee is worth it. I got a Carmel macchiato and it was delicious. Great location in Wan Chai but you need to buzz in downstairs to get inside.

Bruhhh 6 months ago

It’s located at the first floor of fortune mansion, need to take the elevator up. Cafe is very spacious and suitable for working/ chit chatting with friends. Unlike other cafe in Hong Kong, you can stay there for a long time as seats are always available. Coffee is normal but they used paper cups even for dine which I think is not really a good way to do. Mostly self service, need to order and counter and get your own meal to your table which I’m ok with it.

Min Min 10 months ago

H.Coffee & Shop | The Corner @ Wanchai 灣仔樓上咖啡 is a spacious upstairs café with a cozy, slightly vintage vibe. The decor is very cute – shelves of English and Chinese books, a retro globe, plush toys and little art pieces make the space feel like a living room. There’s a corner for art jamming with easels and paintings on display, another area selling handmade soaps, essential oils and small crafts, plus a “second-hand treasure zone” with old CDs and records for anyone who loves nostalgia. Near the counter, more figurines and collectibles add to the playful atmosphere. Seating is comfortable with sofas, wooden tables and lots of plants by the large windows, so it’s nice for reading, working or chatting with friends. The coffee is good quality with smooth milk and pretty latte art. The location is very convenient, just a short walk from the MTR station. However, the entrance is inside a residential building, so it can be a bit hard to find on the first visit – more like a hidden upstairs café. Once you find it, it’s a relaxed and charming spot to spend some time.

Sze Mei NG 11 months ago

Venue: MTR Wan Chai station Exit A1. Boardcast Japanese song. Various tables and seats. Relaxing vibe. Sell handcrafted products. Drawing class. Vistors can read all books on the shelves. Toilets are out the entrance and next to the lifts. Reservation is available (minimum spend $80pp). Pet friendly. --- 7.4/10 Service: To be seated when stepping in. Menu given. Order and pay at the front desk. Get drinking water, serveitte, and disposable cutlery at the self-service counter. Resonable waiting time for food and drinks. Buzzer to pick up the food at the front desk. Return the food tray to the tray return shelves. --- 6.6/10 F&B: wide selection of non-alcoholic drinks. Limited choices of snacks, cakes, and bagels. All containers and cutlery are disposable. Normal portion. A bit pricey. At least purchase ONE drink per person from the Corner Coffee. Tried Holiday Tea Time set H1-4 (1 drink + 1 food), $84 - $142. Basic Latte art. - H 3 Holiday Set, $100+$10: Hot Earl Grey Caffe Latte + Pistachio Basque Cake. Tasty. --- 7.5/10 - Hot Black Sesame Charcoal Latte, $48: very rich