From a cafe housed in a former prison complex to a monastic temple to pour-over, here are the newest cafes worth checking out
Let's be honest—with the dozens upon dozens of new cafes that have opened up in the past year or two, caffeine is among one of the last reasons for you to make a visit to each successive opening. Instead, embrace what each new entrant to this uber-saturated market brings: an excuse to make a trip to a previously undiscovered corner of the city, while gaining bragging rights among your friends and followers for being the first in the know. Without further ado, here are the newest kids on the block this past month.
Loop Kulture
Landing in Sham Shui Po's already crowded cafe scene, Loop Kulture stands out for its focus on sustainability, as hinted at by the nod towards closed-loop processes in its name. In addition to selling organic household products and nuts, grains and seeds sans-packaging in bulk, the cafe serves locally roasted blends in nutty and fruity varieties, alongside indulgent pain perdu and sourdough toasts laden with fruit. The interior will please many an influencer thanks to the lush foliage throughout the double height space.
Loop Kulture, 90 Apliu Street, Sham Shui Po