Sweet Afternoon Tea with Big Taro Balls

I usually only hang out at APM Phase 2, but today, while working in Phase 1, I stumbled upon a small Taiwanese restaurant with a minimalist, hipster vibe. So, after work, I went with friends for a sweet taro ball afternoon tea. Location: From Ngau Tau Kok MTR Station, Exit B5, a ten-minute walk to APM Phase 1. You'll see the giant floor-to-ceiling windows. Environment: The decor is simple and bright, with wood accents and white accents. The high ceiling creates a spacious and comfortable seating. A few more plants would have been even more lively! Service: Order at the counter at the entrance, then wait for your food to arrive. The service is quite fast! Afternoon Tea: They offer three afternoon tea sets, including a main course or dessert, a side dish, and a special drink for an additional fee. 🔸Golden Taro $46 I love mango pudding, so seeing this combination was a no-brainer. In addition to mango and pomelo, there are also tri-color taro balls and smooth white jade. The ingredients are quite rich, and the best part is the large, chewy taro balls. The sweet and sour flavor paired with the springy texture makes it a perfect summer treat. 🔸Mixed Handmade Taro Balls $68 This was ordered by a friend. It's packed with toppings, including tri-color taro balls, pearls, aloe vera, and agar-agar. The syrup is a blood-tonifying ginger tea flavor, not too sweet, but with a hint of ginger spice. It's very nourishing and a must-have for women. 🔸Basil Crispy Chicken Balls (with meal) The crispy chicken is fried to a crispy perfection, topped with a few fried basil leaves. The chicken is a bit firm, but the flavor is perfectly salty and fragrant. The portion is larger than expected. 🔸Sizzling Crab Roe and Crab Meat Omelet🥪 with French Fries🍟 $88 The portion is like a full meal, served with shredded cabbage salad and green tea warabi mochi with red beans. The pan-fried pancakes hold the crab meat and egg, then topped with crab roe and bonito flakes. The texture is rich and tender, with the flavor relying primarily on the salty, fresh flavor of the crab roe. 🔸Chung Kuen Yin☕ $11 A generous cup of tea, rich brown with a subtle tea aroma. 🔸Lavender Mango Oolong🍹 $25 This cup is unique, blending three distinct flavors. Sometimes you can't tell what you're drinking, but the lavender flavor is still the most prominent. Brother Adds Rice, Sister Makes Tea ⛳Shop 6, G/F, Millennium City 1, 388 Kwun Tong Road, Kwun Tong #localtour #afternoonteainfo #afternoontearecommendations #foodie #Kwun Tong Food #Kwun Tongcafe