What Are The Most Popular Drinks In Hong Kong
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What Are The 
Most  Popular 
Drinks In Hong  
Kong?
Looking for a way to beat the heat in Hong 
Kong? Well,  there are some several bars or 
restaurants that serve  local beverages that 
you cannot find anywhere in the  world. The 
city’s unique blend of eastern and western  
culture offers a wide range of exotic drinks 
that keeps  you hydrated in summers. Have a 
look at these  scrumptiously sweet and even 
healthy drinks which are  perfect for every 
occasion.
Thai Spicy Martini 
(Mint &  Basi
Calling all spice junkies! Satisfy 
your  craving for heat and alcohol 
in one sip  with a Thai spicy 
Martini drink. A vodka-  based 
cocktail mixed with vanilla, fresh  
chili, honey and topped with a 
sprinkle of  lime juice and fresh 
lemongrass to make  a refreshing 
drink for summers that hits  you 
with that numbing mala sensation  
that leaves you yearning for more. 
Sound  Interesting? Head over to 
one of the best  restaurants with a 
view in Hong Kong.
Address: Shop K, Seaview 
Crescent, 8  Waterfront Rd, Tung 
Chung, Hong Kong
Kung Lee Sugar 
Cane Juice
Are you searching for a healthy 
drink?  Head over to Kung Lee for 
sugar cane  drink which is located 
in Hollywood  Road, central. You 
will love the smell of  this place 
and the taste of the sugar cane  
juice is jaw-dropping. Feel refresh 
every  day during summers by 
drinking fresh  sugar cane juice at 
Kung Lee.
Ideal Time: Summers
Address: 60 Hollywood Rd, 
Central  Opening Hours: 
Closed on Mondays,  Tues-
Sunday 11 AM-10 PM
天天天天天 (Soymilk)
For a truly local experience, head 
to  Soymilk which is located in 
North Point.  Just a minute’s walk 
from the North  Point MTR 
station, the restaurant serves  
soymilk with various flavors. It is 
best  matched with fried dough 
sticks or  traditional congee. 
Apart from this, they  also serve 
the best dessert in town that  you 
have not tried before.
Address: 27B Shu Kuk St, North 
Point  Opening Hours: Opens 
every day (8:00 –  20:00)
Lan Fong Yuen – 
Milk Tea
Obviously, you can’t neglect milk 
tea  when you are in Hong Kong. 
Whether  you want to drink cold 
tea or hot tea, the  choice is all 
yours. You will discover local  
people tasting on milk tea while 
snacking  on pineapple buns, Hong 
Kong-style  French toast, and 
other early afternoon  eats. Must 
visit this place today for an  
authentic milk tea.
Address: 2 Gage Street, Sheung 
Wan,  Opening Hours: Monday-
Saturday 7:00-  18:00
Yee Shun Dairy 
Company –  Red 
Bean Steamed Milk
Another famous drink on the list 
is red  bean steamed milk that 
you can only get  at Yee shun 
dairy company. A Hong Kong  first 
class, red bean drinks are  
commonplace, typically added 
with milk,  sugar, coffee, and 
cream. What a great  combination 
of flavors of this drink.
Address: 506 Lockhart Rd, 
Causeway  Bay
Opening Hours: 12:00- 
M idnight Daily
Quinary: Haak Lo 
Mai
One of the best bars in Hong  K
ong that  never fail to impress 
and that is  “Quinary”. Haak Lo 
Mai is a creamy  dessert drink 
that will remind you of the  days 
of grandma’s handmade coconut  
milk sweet soup. Every sip of this 
drink  realizes you that you are 
on clouds. The  drink is served in 
a sleek matte black  glass that 
attracts everyone. What’s  even 
more impressive? Must visit this  
restaurant today.
Address: 56-58 Hollywood Rd, 
Central  Hong Kong
Opening hours: Opens Every 
day (3 PM  to 12 AM)
VEA: Mango 
Pomelo
When it comes to traditional sweet 
treats,  then this one is for you that 
you should not  miss when you are in 
Hong Kong. The drink  looks like a 
yellow dessert but don’t its  
appearance to trick you. Using 
culinary  gastronomy to make the sago, 
the flavor  pressing circles are actually 
made from  clarified mango and 
coconut cream. The drink  is served by 
a shot glass of frozen grapefruit  pulp, 
this light and refreshing cocktail feels  
almost like a fun science experiment 
delivered  straight from the lab.
Address: 30/F, The 
Wellington, 198  Wellington 
St, Central, Hong Kong
Opening Hours: Closed On Sunday & 
Monday,  (5:30 To 10 PM )
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TOUCH
Address: Shop K, Seaview Crescent, 8 Waterfront 
Rd,Tung Chung  Hong Kong
Toll Free: +852 2762 8077
Email: [email protected]
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