10 best flower cafés in Hong Kong

The latest flower craze in town is something Some Day Or One Day Café has taken full advantage of in their café design: dried flowers! We are in love with their rustic aesthetic of earth tones, and the café even hired a professional floral designer to cover their ceilings in bundles upon bundles of dried flowers. From the moment you walk in, you are swallowed up by a vast and beautiful garden. It does require some photography skill to capture the beautiful hanging arrangements, but that hasn’t discouraged anyone from trying!

Be sure to make a booking ahead of time for Some Day Or One Day Café—this popular spot is almost always packed with guests hoping to order a bite off of the all-day dining menu. We recommend the Full English Breakfast ($128), which is available until 5.30 pm—perfect for late risers. It comes with truffle scrambled eggs, beans, Portobello mushrooms, sausages, bacon, smoked salmon, hashbrowns, and a croissant—that is basically an early dinner for us!

Some Day Or One Day Café, 10/F, Ladder Dundas, 575 Nathan Road, Mong Kok | (+852) 9889 8055

North Point seems like an unlikely place to go for a café visit, but one look at Artistry Brewing Company’s storefront will be enough to persuade you to make the trip there! Artistry Brewing Company is decked out in rough-hewn wooden benches and communal tables, potted plants, fresh flowers, and modern light fixtures to make every corner of the café a photogenic spot.

Take your pick from an all-day dining menu, a selection of craft beers, and, of course, an extensive coffee list detailing every kind of coffee bean on offer. If you are lucky, you might even see the owner herself arranging flowers in the outdoor seating area!

Artistry Brewing Company, G/F, Tung Fat Building, 43A Kam Ping Street, North Point | (+852) 3619 7013

Gary Kwok Flowers & Café is truly a perennial paradise, with arrangements almost everywhere you look! From wedding bouquets to floral art installations, the team here consists of touted veterans who cut their teeth in the industry long before opening up their flower café. Take in their artistic skills and gasp in wonder at the extraordinary mannequin next to the café counter, wearing a stunning dress and delicate headpiece made completely from flowers.

Aside from blossoms and blooms, Gary Kwok Flowers & Café is big on sweet treats, coffees, and teas. One of their signature desserts is Sweet Dream ($48), a cloud-shaped dessert made with red berries, cotton candy, and yoghurt for that floating-to-heaven feeling!

Gary Kwok Flowers & Café, Shop 1706–1711, 17/F, Hopewell Centre, 183 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai | (+852) 8200 9226

Down for a laugh? Despite their comical name, Hahahaflorist is actually a real flower café inside Tai Kwun looking to bring smiles to everyone’s faces! Filled with creative exhibitions and art appreciation opportunities, Tai Kwun is without a doubt the best place to house this whimsical establishment. At Hahahaflorist, different kinds of floral teas are the focus. Cold-brew teas are available and packed in glass bottles to help you cool down on a hot summer’s day, and you can even peruse your options from their bright vending machine stationed just by the entrance. Our favourites are the White Peony Tea ($38) or the Hibiscus Tea ($38), but we recommend being adventurous and trying anything new that the owner recommends!

Hahahaflorist, Shop G02, Block 10 & 13, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central

One of award-winning designer Ashley Sutton’s creations, Dear Lilly is one of the most beautiful flower cafés on Hong Kong Island, and its ambition shows in its interiors. The entire ceiling is embellished with a veritable carpet of flowers, with glass bottles holding love letters and dried roses hanging above the bar for an extra romantic touch.

Sit down for lunch, dinner, afternoon tea, or just a cocktail here, though to stick to our café theme, we would recommend their Afternoon Tea ($298 for two) so you to really embrace the amorous European atmosphere. For an additional touch of flower power, order their Triumph of the Sea ($128), a Salvador Dalí-inspired cocktail made with vodka, violet liqueur, fresh yuzu juice, and grapefruit bitters, served in a playful five-legged glass with an edible pink orchid.

Dear Lilly, Shop 4010, 4/F, IFC mall, 8 Finance Street, Central | (+852) 2771 6060

If you are looking for an upscale flower café experience, check out any one of SP Flower & Tea Room’s locations across Hong Kong. From exquisite desserts that incorporate fresh flowers to fresh bouquets, this elegant concept sure ticks our boxes. Their whole cakes are beautifully made and highly recommended, but if you want something smaller, opt for their petite cake collection, which includes the Petite Kyoto ($45) made with matcha or the SP Bouquet Cake ($48) with lychee and hibiscus. They also have savoury options like the Chicken & Tomato Waffle ($142) and Japanese Eel & Egg Donburi ($132) to sate your appetite.

SP Flower & Tea Room, locations across Hong Kong | (+852) 2789 3339