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Breakfast has to be damn good to motivate me to eat in the mornings. I’m usually happy with an orange juice and an otherwise empty belly. But if you insist on breakfast, the recommended spots in this list keep me excited! The memories... read comments because sometimes it’s just a matter of convenience =)
Updated 5 months ago
Their Salmon Bagel is totally overpriced. At upwards of HK$150. Which idiot would pay that much?! Me. Coz good bagels are hard to find in Hong Kong and there’s just something delightful about the fact that it’s bigger than my face and satisfies all my cravings. Though today, I noticed the Lounge at Four Seasons has those bagels as well! And I haven’t tried it but I ought to see how they compare. I also like their coffee (definitely better than Four Seasons‘ instant one-button tap coffee machine... in fact, why haven’t these hotels upgraded and hired proper baristas for coffee? In this day and age... but I digress). Oolaa’s coffee is real coffee (maybe not always the perfect espresso) but definitely none of that instant Nespresso junk.
- +852 2803 2083
Ground Floor, Centre Stage, 1-9 Bridges Street, Soho, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
中環蘇豪必列者士街聚賢居地下舖- http://www.casteloconcepts.com/our-venues/oolaa
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For famous hk style scrambled eggs on toast, with some famous hk style milk tea, and equally very local (and not the best for non-locals) macaroni in chicken broth. The guy who started it is the brother of the Australian Dairy Milk Company (you’ll see him around, tall lanky guy). I prefer it here because it’s cleaner, isn’t as crowded, and the seats are actually a bit wider and more comfortable. Lines on weekends tho! The scrambled eggs are pretty good.
- +852 2718 8832
2-4 Hau Wong Road, Kowloon City, Hong Kong
九龍城侯王道2-4號地下1號舖- https://www.facebook.com/luenfat2014/
Convenient, happy and yummy. I like big windows with lots of light, especially in the mornings - celebrating the fact that I’m awake!!
- +852 3196 8820
Ground Floor Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong
- https://www.fourseasons.com/hongkong/dining/restaurants/the_lounge/
- Check rates and book
I don’t know why people love meeting here, for breakfast, but hey it’s decent and I’m happy to =)
- +852 2825 4005
Mezzanine Floor Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road, Central, Hong Kong
中環干諾道中5號香港文華東方酒店閣樓- https://www.mandarinoriental.com/hong-kong
Chi Fan. Best stuff ever.
- +852 2766 2588
Ground Floor, 48 Wuhu Street, Hung Hom, Hong Kong
紅磡蕪湖街48號地下
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Late night snacks, early morning breakfast. Will do in a pinch when craving egg and spam sandwiches or a good hk milk tea. Or noodles. Or rice. Or anything from its extensive menu. Big franchise, decent food. Questionable hygiene. Opens till 4am, and I believe opens again in early morn.
- +852 2525 6338
15-19 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong, China
中環威靈頓街15-19號地下至2樓- http://www.tsuiwah.com/en
Simple bagels 🥯 I quite like them because they’re soft inside. Their poppyseed bagels are nice. $360 for 12 bagels and 2 (small) pots of spread.
- +852 5334 0188
Shop 6, Peony House Block ¦è®y Peony House West Block, 36 Hoi King St, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong
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I like their cream cheese and scallion spread and their everything bagel. All made fresh! Here, they do legit New York bagels 🥯 and also supply to major hotel chains like Peninsula and Mandarin Oriental. You can get it delivered home too! $200 for 6 bagels and 150g of spread. Freeze your bagels if you don’t wanna eat them right away and they’ll keep really well. Just toast and eat! 😊 https://schragels.com/collections
- +852 9730 6727
shop 1 ground floor, 17號 Po Yan St, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Spotted, during a leisurely weekday hunt for brunchy eggs. Coffee and smoothies it said, not sure about the eggs. But seems like a good place to sit!
- +852 2895 0085
G/F, 13 Elgin St, Central, Hong Kong
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