Africa Coffee Tea - Hong Kong Island

I had to wait an hour to come here, as there aren't many options nearby. I could have gone to a chain restaurant, but when I saw this place, I knew I had to try and support it. The food wasn't mind-blowing, but it was unique and special for Hong Kong. The portion sizes were decent. It was a bit expensive, but I was happy to support them. Highlights were the vegetable stew and delicious potatoes. The downside was the lack of flavor in the "Rolex" dish.

This restaurant is a hidden gem! I really enjoyed the vegan daily soup and the 5 bean burger. I also tried the vegan roll there, but I preferred the burger. The staff is lovely. The restaurant is bustling during lunch hours, indicating its popularity among locals and office workers in the area. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the neighborhood!

After a stroll, I stumbled upon this cafe located just a few minutes walk from Wong Chuk Hang MTR. Situated in what appears to be an office building, it was a pleasant surprise to take the elevator up to the 15th floor and discover this charming cafe/restaurant. I adored the African-inspired decor with patterned fabrics and carvings, as well as the unique dishes on offer. The friendly service and relaxed atmosphere made for a delightful dining experience with a great view. The menu includes clear vegan options such as vegan soup, African curries, pasta, "rolex" rolls, and burgers. I opted for the five bean burgers to try the teff bread, which resembled and tasted like a pancake, along with a delicious coffee with milk. I definitely plan on returning, especially since they have an extensive coffee and tea menu. I enjoyed a latte with milk and noted that they have a lovely bar for those interested in happy hour.

On the 15th floor with a view of the boats on the water, they could come here only for the lookout! specialized in coffee (which is strong) and tee, and have a coffee car in the ground floor on weekdays. stretched room with friendly service. the pumpkin vieggie wrap "rolex was fantastic, and the beyond burger, served on a gluten-free injera bee (that looks/taste like a pancake) was also great. Nice to see more options for vegan and vegetarian on this side of the hk island.

I walked for an hour to reach this restaurant, as there are limited options in the area. Instead of going to a chain restaurant, I decided to try this place to show my support. The food may not be outstanding, but it is very comforting and unique for Hong Kong, which I really appreciated. The portion sizes were good and while it wasn't cheap, I was happy to support a local business. The highlights were the vegetable stew and the delicious potatoes. The downside was the lack of flavor in the "Rolex" wrap. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and would recommend it to others, especially if they are looking for vegan options. #Veganuary