Ever since Sofia was a baby, her favorite place to visit in Hong Kong was the Toy Alley (Tai Yuen Street) in WanChai. She hasn't outgrown that yet, so on our one free day in Hong Kong, Wanchai had to be part of the plan. Good thing, we were with foodie Auntie Pami... who insisted that we visit Omotesando Koffee as well.
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| Auntie Pami not only showed us where to get good coffee, she added to Sofia's shopping money too so she could buy all the Nerf Guns and Ammo she wanted. |
Omotesando Koffee is located in a newly developed area of Wanchai called Lee Tung Avenue.
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| It looked so posh, nothing like the Wanchai area of the past as Wanchai has been known for it's local markets where you look for cheap stuff. |
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| You need to go further in to fins Omotesando Koffee. |
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| The Japanese do understated interiors very well. But the place is small so we grabbed the bench outside and just ordered our Koffee to go. |
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| Pami recommended the double iced cappuccino and it did not disappoint. |
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| You need to order the baked custard cubes as well, which they are very famous for. |
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| I think it was very unfortunate that I was so full from eating all day, I could only manage to eat a bite. |
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| Hello Fi and Family :) Timmy and Reen also included. Hahaha. Let me know if you spot them. |
The coffee is top notch, and with a very precise Japanese Barista at the helm, this does not come as a surprise, and the baked custard is excellent with the slightly burned sugar taste and chewy consistency. Omotesando Koffee is definitely a must visit haven in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the old Wanchai. just saying.
Omotesando Koffee
G24-25, Lee Tung Ave
200 Queen’s Rd East
Tel: ?852 2601 3323
Daily: 10am – 10pm
Nearest MTR Station: Wan Chai
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