Wako Coffee House is a café that emphasizes traditional Japanese culture, offering seasonal delicacies throughout the year. Each dish is crafted using fresh, seasonal ingredients, aiming to showcase the beauty and changes of Japan's four seasons. Whether it's spring's sakura mochi, summer's refreshing matcha ice cream, autumn's chestnut desserts, or winter's hot soups, every bite immerses you in the rich seasonal atmosphere. Additionally, the café's interior is decorated in a minimalist Japanese style, featuring soft lighting and comfortable seating, providing a relaxing environment for guests. The café also regularly hosts workshops on tea ceremonies and wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) making, allowing customers to personally experience Japanese traditional culture and art. Wako Coffee House is not just a place to enjoy delicious food; it is a community space for exploring and appreciating Japanese culture.

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CODA Jazz Kissa is Hong Kong's first Japanese-inspired jazz kissa (jazz café) located in Sai Ying Pun. This unique venue combines vinyl listening, coffee culture, and whisky appreciation in an intimate setting. The establishment offers vinyl records, coffee, whisky, and live music experiences. CODA serves delicious pasta, croissants, rich coffee and tea, refreshing draft beer, and a wide selection of whiskies. The venue operates as both a café and bar, providing an authentic jazz listening experience with carefully curated vinyl records. It was formerly known as Kind Of Brew before rebranding to embrace the Japanese jazz kissa concept.

CODA Jazz Kissa

West Garden Lane is a cocktail bar and restaurant tucked in Sai Wan, Hong Kong, where cocktails get a local twist and vinyl sets the mood. The establishment offers a unique dining experience with a little escape, a little nostalgia, and a whole lot of good vibes. Located in the Western District, it serves Western cuisine and wine. The venue operates with specific opening hours throughout the week, creating an intimate atmosphere for guests. West Garden Lane provides both classic cocktails and custom twists, making it a distinctive destination in Hong Kong's dining scene.

West Garden Lane

La Paloma is an authentic Spanish restaurant located in Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, offering traditional tapas and paellas reimagined with heart and soul. The restaurant is helmed by Chef Alex Fargas and provides an authentic Spanish dining experience in a modern setting. La Paloma is highly rated on TripAdvisor with 4.3 out of 5 stars and ranked #284 of 13,641 restaurants in Hong Kong. The establishment operates as a sexy chiringuito tapas bar, serving the best tapas and paellas in Hong Kong. The restaurant offers both lunch and dinner service from Monday to Sunday, with lunch served from 12pm-4pm and dinner from 6pm-12am.

La Paloma

Plantation Tea Bar is a relaxed tea haven dedicated to Camellia sinensis, founded by Nana Chan of iconic tea café Teakha and located in Sai Ying Pun. The establishment offers innovative Asian teas as cocktails, 4-course tasting menus with tea pairings, and sparkling cold brews, featuring high quality single origin teas. The bar serves exquisite tea cocktails created by renowned mixologist Antonio Lai in collaboration with founder Nana Chan. Operating Thursday to Sunday from 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM, this tasting and retail space caters to both tea connoisseurs and curious visitors alike.

Plantation Tea Bar

Le Colvert, meaning 'the mallard' in French, is a cozy French restaurant nestled in Sai Ying Pun that specializes in French duck recipes. Chef Guillaume spotlights dishes from South-West France, adding his own sustainable food philosophy that honors the duck in its entirety, transforming every cut into flavorful French dishes. The restaurant sources duck directly from France, featuring three distinct breeds: Landes duck, fat duck, and Challans duck, each prepared in traditional French methods. Le Colvert has received excellent reviews, being rated 5.0 out of 5 on TripAdvisor and ranked #7203 out of 13,665 restaurants in Hong Kong. The restaurant is known for making traditionally fancy French dishes like pressed duck more approachable in a bistro setting.

Le Colvert

Ping Pong 129 is a Spanish gin-tonic and tapas bar located in Sai Ying Pun. Nestled in a spacious, urban-chic interior with a hidden hangout vibe, this hip spot was converted from a former ping pong court. The bar features a rolling programme of art exhibitions focusing on Hong Kong artists, along with music events.

Ping Pong 129 Gintoneria

Don Pedro is a candlelit 35-seat neighbourhood steakhouse on Second Street in Sai Ying Pun — beef from the same farms that supply Buenos Aires’ Parrilla Don Julio, with 75-day dry-aged ribeye and 40-day tenderloin cut in-house. Start with beef empanadas or charcuterie, share a steak with Malbec, and save room for the namesake Don Pedro dessert (gelato, walnuts, whisky). Unpretentious white tiles and warm service make it an easy, boozy date without the SoHo markup. Tue–Sun 17:00–23:00 (closed Mon); call 7075 8631 to book.

Don Pedro

Brown Heart is a new Korean-style neighbourhood cafe on Queen's Road West in Sai Ying Pun — coffee, light meals, desserts, and a bright shopfront tucked into Kin Hing Building. Soft-opened mid-July 2026 as a community hub with K-style vibes and a Japanese touch. Easy Western District pit stop for a casual date coffee; follow @brownheart.hk for hours.