A Guide to the Trendiest New Cafes in Hong Kong 2025
Hong Kong’s cafe scene is constantly evolving, with new spots opening every month that blend creativity, culture, and coffee. Whether you’re a coffee connoisseur, a foodie, or just looking for a cozy place to unwind, these trendy new cafes are worth a visit. Here’s a curated guide to the hottest openings in Hong Kong this January 2025.
1. Blue Bottle Coffee (Lantau)
Blue Bottle Coffee has expanded to Lantau Island, opening a spacious, light-filled cafe at Citygate Outlets in Tung Chung. Inspired by outdoor park cafes, this location offers a serene escape with floor-to-ceiling windows and a curated menu of coffee, pastries, and savoury bites in collaboration with Village Bakery. Perfect for travelers and locals alike, this cafe combines nature-inspired design with Blue Bottle’s signature coffee excellence.
- Address: Shop 243, Citygate Outlets, 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung
- Price Range: HKD 50-100
2. Sofi PASTA Co. (Sheung Wan)
A haven for pasta lovers, Sofi PASTA Co. has taken Sheung Wan by storm with its handmade pastas and Instagram-worthy dishes. Highlights include the creamy Carbonara and the decadent Pistachio Basque Cheesecake. The chic, European-inspired decor makes it a perfect spot for both casual meals and photo ops.
- Address: Shop A, G/F, 6 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan
- Price Range: HKD 100-200
3. Bakery by The Grand (Wan Chai)
Located in the newly opened Hopewell Mall, Bakery by The Grand offers a wide selection of European-style bread, pastries, and coffee. This cafe-bakery also serves snacks, soups, and even alcoholic drinks, making it a versatile spot for any time of day.
- Address: Shop 332-333, 3/F, Hopewell Mall, 182 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai
- Price Range: HKD 100-200
4. Grandma’s Coffee (Wan Chai)
Tucked away in Wan Chai, Grandma’s Coffee is a tiny, independent spot that offers a cozy retreat from the bustling city. Known for its artisanal coffee and warm atmosphere, this cafe is a hidden gem for those seeking a quiet moment.
- Address: Wan Chai (exact address not specified)
- Price Range: Not specified
5. Truffle BAKERY (Causeway Bay)
Japan’s famous Truffle BAKERY has made its Hong Kong debut, bringing its signature truffle-infused treats to Causeway Bay. From White Truffle Salt Bread to Black Truffle Egg Sandwiches, this bakery is a must-visit for truffle enthusiasts. Don’t miss their Hong Kong-exclusive Chocolate Truffle Salt Bread.
- Address: G/F, The Hedon, 11 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay
- Price Range: HKD 20-40
6. Bogu (Tai Hang)
A pet-friendly cafe and grooming salon, Bogu is perfect for pet owners looking to enjoy a coffee while their furry friends get pampered. The menu features hearty dishes like garlic prawn toast and all-day breakfast pasta, along with adorable “fatcarons” (chubby macarons) shaped like puppies.
- Address: Tai Hang (exact address not specified)
- Price Range: Not specified
7. Hanoi 21 (Tung Chung)
For a unique twist, Hanoi 21 offers a Vietnamese-inspired cafe experience in Tung Chung. Combining aromatic coffee with classic Vietnamese dishes like banh mi and pho, this spot is a refreshing addition to Hong Kong’s cafe scene.
- Address: Shop G12–15, G/F, T Bay, 9 Yi Tung Road, Tung Chung
- Price Range: HKD 100-200
8. Medora (Central)
Chef Vicky Cheng’s latest venture, Medora, blends American and European influences in a casual dining setting. While primarily a restaurant, its coffee and dessert offerings make it a trendy spot for cafe-goers. Try their Bluefin Tuna Tartare or Roasted Dover Soles with Razor Clams.
- Address: G/F, 111 Wellington Street, Central
- Price Range: HKD 200-400
9. Marmo Bistro (Tsim Sha Tsui)
Located in Rosewood Hong Kong, Marmo Bistro channels the charm of Parisian bistros. While known for its French cuisine, the cafe also offers a delightful selection of coffee and pastries, including the iconic Tarte Tropezienne.
- Address: G/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
- Price Range: HKD 400-800
10. Roganic (Causeway Bay)
Roganic, a Michelin-starred restaurant, has reopened with a new look and menu. While primarily a fine-dining spot, its farm-to-table ethos extends to its coffee and tea offerings, making it a trendy choice for eco-conscious cafe enthusiasts.
- Address: Shop 402-403, 4/F, Lee Garden One, Causeway Bay
- Price Range: HKD 400-800
Tips for Cafe-Hopping in Hong Kong
- Timing: Visit during off-peak hours (weekday mornings or late afternoons) to avoid crowds.
- Instagram-Worthy Spots: Many of these cafes feature unique decor and photogenic dishes—don’t forget your camera!
- Sustainability: Look for cafes like Roganic that prioritize sustainability and locally sourced ingredients.
Hong Kong’s cafe scene is thriving, offering something for everyone. Whether you’re drawn to artisanal coffee, innovative pastries, or pet-friendly spaces, these trendy new cafes are sure to delight. Happy cafe-hopping! HK Buzz
