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What Are The Most Popular

Drinks In Hong Kong?

Looking for a way to beat the heat in Hong Kong? Well, there are some several bars or restaurants that serve local beverages that you cannot find anywhere in the world. The city’s unique blend of eastern and western culture offers a wide range of exotic drinks

that keeps you hydrated in summers. Have a look at these scrumptiously sweet and even healthy drinks which are perfect for every

occasion.

Calling all spice junkies! Satisfy your craving for heat and alcohol in one sip with a Thai spicy Martini drink. A vodka- based cocktail mixed with vanilla, fresh chili, honey and topped with a sprinkle of lime juice and fresh lemongrass to make a refreshing drink for summers that hits you with that numbing mala sensation that leaves you yearning for more. Sound Interesting? Head over to one of the best restaurants with a view in Hong Kong.Address: Shop K, Seaview Crescent, 8 Waterfront Rd, Tung Chung, Hong Kong

Thai Spicy Martini (Mint & Basi

Are you searching for a healthy drink? Head over to Kung Lee for sugar cane drink which is located in Hollywood Road, central. You will love the smell of this place and the taste of the sugar cane juice is jaw-dropping. Feel refresh every day during summers by drinking fresh sugar cane juice at Kung Lee.Ideal Time: SummersAddress: 60 Hollywood Rd, Central Opening Hours: Closed on Mondays, Tues-Sunday 11 AM-10 PM

Kung Lee Sugar Cane Juice

For a truly local experience, head to Soymilk which is located in North Point. Just a minute’s walk from the North Point MTR station, the restaurant serves soymilk with various flavors. It is best matched with fried dough sticks or traditional congee. Apart from this, they also serve the best dessert in town that you have not tried before.Address: 27B Shu Kuk St, North Point Opening Hours: Opens every day (8:00 – 20:00)

天天鮮豆漿 (Soymilk)

Lan Fong Yuen – Milk Tea

Obviously, you can’t neglect milk tea when you are in Hong Kong. Whether you want to drink cold tea or hot tea, the choice is all yours. You will discover local people tasting on milk tea while snacking on pineapple buns, Hong Kong-style French toast, and other early afternoon eats. Must visit this place today for an authentic milk tea.Address: 2 Gage Street, Sheung Wan, Opening Hours: Monday-Saturday 7:00- 18:00

Yee Shun Dairy Company – Red Bean Steamed Milk

Another famous drink on the list is red bean steamed milk that you can only get at Yee shun dairy company. A Hong Kong first class, red bean drinks are commonplace, typically added with milk, sugar, coffee, and cream. What a great combination of flavors of this drink.Address: 506 Lockhart Rd, Causeway BayOpening Hours: 12:00- M idnight Daily

Quinary: Haak Lo Mai

One of the best bars in Hong Kong that never fail to impress and that is “Quinary”. Haak Lo Mai is a creamy dessert drink that will remind you of the days of grandma’s handmade coconut milk sweet soup. Every sip of this drink realizes you that you are on clouds. The drink is served in a sleek matte black glass that attracts everyone. What’s even more impressive? Must visit this restaurant today.Address: 56-58 Hollywood Rd, Central Hong KongOpening hours: Opens Every day (3 PM to 12 AM)

VEA: Mango Pomelo

When it comes to traditional sweet treats, then this one is for you that you should not miss when you are in Hong Kong. The drink looks like a yellow dessert but don’t its appearance to trick you. Using culinary gastronomy to make the sago, the flavor pressing circles are actually made from clarified mango and coconut cream. The drink is served by a shot glass of frozen grapefruit pulp, this light and refreshing cocktail feels almost like a fun science experiment delivered straight from the lab.Address: 30/F, The Wellington, 198 Wellington St, Central, Hong KongOpening Hours: Closed On Sunday & Monday, (5:30 To 10 PM )

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