Cafe Bonjour

One of my favorite cafes while I studied at HKU, probably because it was conveniently across the street. Bonjour is a cute little café that tries to live up to its name, though most people just walk by and grab something to go, most people do not even know there are plenty of places to … Continue reading →

The Garden Cafe

For such a little café, it is definitely popular. Located on a semi-busy street along with a bunch of other little stores, even way after the lunch hour it was packed. The bay window seating, the few tables in the middle of Garden, and even the bar counter facing the wall was packed with people. … Continue reading →

Il Bel Paese

Newly relocated just down the block on Caine Road, Il Bel Paese is part-restaurant, part-deli, and part-mini supermarket of Italian goodies. Enter and find the deli where you can order pre-made or custom order sandwiches of all kinds, grab a cappuccino, Italian sodas or buy some special cheeses that might be hard to find anywhere … Continue reading →

Cafe Eos

On the busy street of Hennessy Rd, walk into Eos and be in a different world, at least a different country. The little café has a cozy European feel of the French country side, with its chandelier, hanging plants outside, flowery seat cushions, and wrought iron garden tables. The windows made you feel like you … Continue reading →

Kafa Cafe

Kafa Coffee specializes in its Ethiopian blends, which I have to admit was really interesting and different; definitely something I’d love to have again. At first I was kinda skeptical when my cup came with a coffeemate creamer. This place has a big menu of pastas, sandwiches, coffee drinks, teas, and cakes, even gelato! But … Continue reading →

TuFei Pain Pain

This quiet little restaurant/ bakery is the place for a romantic casual dinner. I was the only customer eating in; most of the customers walk by and buy the artisan breads and baked goods that sit up in the display counter. The menu had a mouth-water range of sandwiches and pastas. I got the special … Continue reading →