NOC Coffee Co. has opened a new branch in Wan Chai, hidden at the intersection of Queen's Road East and Tai Yuen Street in Wan Chai. The interior is mainly in white and gray wood tones, complemented by green elements, creating a casual and minimalist atmosphere.
Have you noticed the new store called "Luigi Electric Company" on Lockhart Road in Wan Chai recently? Just by the name, you wouldn't expect it, but it's actually a Taiwanese barbecue restaurant!
The popular ramen shop "Men Shin Kuni Moto" from Tokyo recently opened in Wan Chai. Most of the ingredients are directly imported from Japan, and the soup base, noodles, toppings, and seasonings are all prepared following the same methods as the main branch!
The new menu, along with the restaurant's unique decor, allows you to take photos while enjoying your meal.
A new store has opened in the century-old pre-war building at 7 Mao Luo Street!
Just opened and already there's a long line!
Over thirty delicious food options including snacks and appetizers for unlimited enjoyment!
This izakaya restaurant, which opened in Wan Chai at the end of last year, has recently launched a weekend brunch!
The two-story green frame storefront is very eye-catching, and there are also surprises in the ingredients of the hamburger!
Whether it's breakfast, a quick snack in the afternoon, or a small bite in the afternoon, it's a convenient choice!
BIFTECK in Wan Chai has recently launched over 20 new à la carte dishes!
Recently opened in Ship Street, Wan Chai, this new trendy restaurant is run by a Japanese head chef who incorporates authentic dishes from his hometown of Kagawa Prefecture into Italian cuisine style!
In addition to the three-tiered Western-style pastries, "dim sum" is also an option for afternoon tea.
Traditional afternoon tea is mainly focused on sweet treats, but there are also plenty of options for those who prefer savory snacks!
Another new option for weekend brunch, for those of you who enjoy beef or seafood!
