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2010-04-17
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No kidding! You have Soft Aroma, Coco Espresso, and now Barista Jam, all in Sheung Wan!As others have mentioned, this place is very very new, most of its cutleries and plates are so brand new it still has a shine to it. My husband and I shared a Steak & Mushroom Sandwich for lunch, and thank goodness we shared, the portion was too big for one to finish. This is as close to Australian steak sandwich as possible. The staff had the sandwich cut in half; steak was not hard to bite off at all; bread
As others have mentioned, this place is very very new, most of its cutleries and plates are so brand new it still has a shine to it.
My husband and I shared a Steak & Mushroom Sandwich for lunch, and thank goodness we shared, the portion was too big for one to finish. This is as close to Australian steak sandwich as possible. The staff had the sandwich cut in half; steak was not hard to bite off at all; bread was wholemeal; it had lots of vegetables in it; and it had either sweet chutney or some sort of jam in it as well, which is perfect to have. Pretty affordable too I'd say, only for HKD$48.
Their coffee, needless to say more, is wonderful. The others have said more than enough of it. For HKD$26, it is the most expensive of all my three favorite cafes in SW (still cheaper compared to Cafe Habitu or Cafe Cova, which I don't think make the best coffee compared to these guys), but hey, a girl gotta pamper herself once in a while.
Great spot to be in, although a bit secluded and you might almost just miss it as it's exterior is sort of grey and brown and black, you might think that it's just another hardware store like next door! But, I always love a obscure cafe.
P/S: Forgot to take pics of food, sorry.
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