Try These Spots For January 2026

Here in Hong Kong, we love our cafes. Whether it’s getting a quick cuppa in the morning, lounging in the afternoon, or getting some work done, the city’s cafes and coffee shops are our go-to. Better yet, there are always new spots each month to look forward to. So, we’ve compiled all the exciting openings to guide your next cafe-hopping journey. Keep reading for all the new cafes and coffee shops in Hong Kong in 2026.

The cafe scene in Hong Kong is always evolving. These days, you’ll find more than just coffee. From light bites like pastries and French toast to heavier plates like pasta and English breakfast, there’s plenty on offer. You can even find cafes specialising in tea, desserts, baked goods, and more. If you’re looking to explore beyond your regular go-tos, check out all the new cafes and coffee shops in Hong Kong in 2026.

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Best new cafes and coffee shops in Hong Kong — January 2026

Mason Pocket

From the same group that brought you Kactus Koffee, Pecorino, and Jeonpo Meat Shop, now comes Mason Pocket. The Korean-style bakery cafe in Sheung Wan has been drawing in bread and pastry lovers from all over Hong Kong. Must-tries include the croissants and egg tarts, which are deep with a custardy filling. They come in several different flavours, including sweet corn, hazelnut, pistachio, and more. Customers can also expect flavoured lattes and Korean-inspired dishes to enjoy in the spacious seating area — perfect for working or chatting with friends.

Address: G/F, Site A, Queen’s Terrace Tower 1, 1 Queen Street, Sheung Wan
Website: instagram.com/mason_pocket
Price range: HKD 50–100 (approximately THB 200-400)

The Coffee Club

This new pet-friendly cafe in Hung Hom has been the talk of the town, and it’s easy to see why. The vibes are charmingly retro with an all-wooden interior and furnishing, courtesy of local woodworking artisans Start From Zero. Here, guests can choose between fruity and nutty beans for drinks like the signature Miso Apple Latte, or try the speciality roasts. Besides the coffee, the cafe’s pasta and scones have also been a big hit, alongside heavier bites like steak frites and curry chicken rice.

Address: Shop No. 21, Hung Hom Bay Centre, Hung Hom
Website: instagram.com/thecoffeeclub852
Price range: HKD 100–200 (approximately THB 400-798)

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Social Goods Club

Hidden along the stony steps of Pottinger Street is the new kid on the block, the Social Goods Club. The cafe brings together modern baked goods, classic drinks, and curated music. Take a break in the spacious dining area while chatting with friends or making new ones. The bakery items are the star of the show, featuring pastries, sourdough, and other treats. Try the Pistachio Maritozzi, which comes with a generous heaping of pistachio cream; or the Eggies, an adorable egg-shaped puff pastry that’s filled with vanilla custard. Guests can also enjoy an all-day menu with both sweet and savoury options.

Address: LG, Sun Lee Building, 43 Wellington St., Central
Website: socialgoods.club
Price range: HKD 100–200 (approximately THB 400-798)

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366 San Roku Roku Pan

If you ever find yourself at Wong Chuk Hang, do yourself a favour and stop by 366 San Roku Roku Pan. This bakery cafe concept delivers freshly baked bread throughout all 365+1 days of the year. Each item was lovingly made with premium ingredients sourced from Japan and France, crafted with Japanese precision and techniques. Offerings here include all sorts of Japanese-style bread, with signatures such as sea salt rolls, bagels, and mochi buns, all coming in different flavours. Besides that, the store has a dine-in area for guests to dig into the all-day breakfast menu and sweet drinks.

Address: Shop G49, G/F, THE SOUTHSIDE, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang
Website: instagram.com/366sanrokuroku
Price range: HKD 50–100 (approximately THB 200-400)

Tomacado CAFÉ

Lifestyle dining brand Tomacado is launching a new cafe concept, Tomacado CAFÉ, at Cullinan Sky Mall in Kai Tak. Guests can unwind in this green oasis, away from the brisk pace of city life. Offerings include light and casual bites, suitable for all-day brunch, afternoon tea, or lunch and dinner. Hearty mains like steak, roast chicken, and rice bowls are also available for those looking for a filling meal. And don’t forget the sweet drinks and treats such as the matcha cheese cake and black sesame latte. The cafe also welcomes fur babies at the pet-friendly outdoor terrace to soak in the sun.

Address: Shop L203, 2/F, Cullinan Sky Mall, 10 Concorde Road, Kai Tak
Website: instagram.com/tomacadohk.cafe
Price range: HKD 100–200 (approximately THB 400-798)

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(Feature image credit: Tomacado CAFÉ)

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The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.

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