N1 Cafe

Peisong Don a month ago

An awesome cafe for brunch and free time. Coffee is above average, and the dishes here are beyond expectation. The salmon bagel is my favorite that I eat it up before I could take photo. Came here everyday during my stay in HK.

OcP_Fact finder_Info Sharer Edited 2 months ago

Late June 2026 Proper third wave coffee cafe with the same urban style culture Expect coffee to the main focus of this establishment which serves decent single origin and pour over options. As for meals, one must temper expectations while HKongers do have a more obsessed relationship with food which may not exactly fit the model of this type of establishment. They do have food options and try to offer more substantial meals. The counter staff are pretty well versed and eager to share knowledge The place is as expected small and cozy, quirky, communal, and personable as most 3rd wave establishments are. These are not really dining places vs places for enjoying coffee leisurely and places to hang out / remote work in the vicinity. Ideal for solo customers, duos, or very small groups.

Steven Rushworth 2 months ago

N1 Coffee & Co was easily the best coffee we found in the Tsim Sha Tsui area. As Australians, we’re fairly particular about our coffee, and this café exceeded our expectations in every way. The coffee was superb—rich, smooth and expertly prepared, with the sort of balance and flavour that’s surprisingly difficult to find. It was the one café we looked forward to returning to during our stay, and it consistently delivered an excellent cup. The café itself has a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that makes it an ideal place to slow down for a while. Despite being in the middle of bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, it feels like a peaceful retreat from the crowds. The modern, minimalist interior is comfortable without trying too hard, creating a space where it’s easy to enjoy your coffee at a leisurely pace. The staff were friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall experience with warm, efficient service. It’s clear they take pride in what they do, and that attention to detail comes through in every cup they serve. If you’re staying in or visiting Tsim Sha Tsui and appreciate genuinely good coffee, N1 Coffee & Co is well worth seeking out. It became our favourite café in the area, and we’d ha

Daniel Yeung 4 months ago

Very good experience sitting outdoor sipping coffee and watching people. Their piccolo was superb. Fragrant with a slightly acidic finish, and the perfect ratio of milk to smoothen things out. My first choice for coffee in the TST area. Shop is small and packed however. Good vibe for a lone drinker like me but not the place for a group to chit chat.

Oren K (Orentree) 4 months ago

**Come for the Coffee, Skip Everything Else** The coffee at N1 Cafe was decent and honestly that’s the only reason this review gets 1 star instead of 0. The biggest issue is the complete mismatch between their menu and their setup. They offer a breakfast/brunch menu yet the cafe barely has enough seating space for customers to comfortably eat. It simply doesn’t make sense. Service was painfully slow. A plain “croissant” which turned out to be a tiny, stale mini-croissant that tasted days old took 10 minutes to arrive. Then another 15 minutes passed before our peanut butter & jam sandwich and scrambled eggs on toast finally came out. I eventually had to walk to the kitchen myself to follow up on the eggs only to realize the cook hadn’t even started making them yet. He appeared to just be waiting for the long queue of orders to pile up while lining up frying pans. At that point even the decent coffee wasn’t worth the frustration. Honestly, you’re better off going to Starbucks without the frustration. Better yet, just cross over to K11 Art Mall and visit Common Man Coffee Roasters instead where you can actually sit comfortably enjoy a proper cappuccino and pastry and receive the l