Hanasi Shanzhuang

Tel: (86) 906 - 6523914

Internet cafés are everywhere in Hong Kong but some offer added value of a nice view, even a magnifique vista than a cup of coffee, in addition to internet access...

- Pacific Coffee at Peak tram Tower, the Peak. overlooking the sky, Victoria Harbour and peak tramway

-Mix (fresh juices and smoothies for a change, no caffeine) at Hollyroad Road, overlooking the heritage building of old Central Police Station and Soho area

-3 Pacific Coffee shops in Wanchai, on terrace of Great Eagle Building, terrace (Saniltun) of the China Resources Building, corner of Jaffe Road and Stewart Road opposite to Novotel Century Hotel (these locations are in the China Embassy area, while you are killing time to collect your visa....)

The Starbucks seem to be less best located and they do not often have internet service.

(photo: Novotel Century hotel and clouds in my coffee!)

There are many ‘hidden’ restaurants in Hong Kong, small, with good ambience and authentic cuisine and great food. Here is a taste of Northeastern Chinese cuisine, the “Bistro Manchu”, located at Elgin Street, up Central Escalators.

Ask for a scented osmanthus Wulong tea, to taste with the vast choices of Manchurian cold appetizers, dumplings, specialty courses and desserts.

(photo: a quick lunch visit, had osmanthus tea, spring onion tossed with beancurd salad, white cabbage & pork dumplings, sweet rice dumplings with black sesame paste)

chicken in a big plate

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China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Road, Wanchai