Wondering where to go for a Sunday breakfast? Check out the new 'The Cupping Room' in Wan Chai, which opened recently on 32 Swatow Street (that's opposite the Southern Playground in one of the side streets between the Wan Chai Markets and The Pawn). Now we finally have an alternative to the amazing, but often… Continue reading Review: The Cupping Room in Wan Chai
Walking through the streets of the Arab Quarter we say a little cafe and decided to give it a try. It was called the Dong Po Colonial Café and it looked like it has been there for many years. Quite surprisingly it does not seem to be that old, as I researched it on the… Continue reading Singapore: Dong Po Colonial Café
La Crêperie is a great place if you are a fan of galettes - the crepes made out of buckwheat flour, with a distinct nutty flavour. I discovered this place after walking past it a few times on my way to/from Cleopatra's Spa. The French cafe has room for about 20 people and is nicely… Continue reading Review: La Crêperie
After posting about Cafe Corridor it's time to post about another favourite of mine: 18 GRAMS. This tiny coffee shop has locations in Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok and Causeway Bay. To date I've only been to the latter, the Causeway Bay location. It's tucked away in Cannon Street, seconds away from the very busy… Continue reading 18 GRAMS in Hong Kong
After visiting all these temples we got tired and headed for a quick, refreshing coffee at an amazing place: The Old Chiang Mai Cafe is tucked away in a side street, 127 Rajapakinai Road, but it is easy to find. It's small, with just a few seats inside and outside. We just missed a short… Continue reading Chiang Mai: Old Chiang Mai Cafe
One thing I always wanted to do in Japan was to visit a cat cafe. So we looked up on the Internet if one was close to our hotel in Shinjuku and we found Cat Cafe Calico on the North-East side of the station. It is on the fifth and sixth floor of a big… Continue reading Tokyo: Cat Cafe Calico
