I have lived in Seoul,
South Korea for a few months and I never had a chance to visit a cute
café
throughout my whole stay. Vending machine was my friend, companion, and
favorite barista. And the 250 Won price tag on coffee was hard to resist. And
so when I saw my friends post photos of their visits in Hello Kitty Café
or Charlie Brown Café,
the foodie in me bawled in the ugliest way possible. I remember that I saw
Hello Kitty Café
and Charlie Brown Cafe in Incheon Airport on my way to LA. I wanted to take
photos with the adorable merchandise. But since I travelled alone, I wasn’t
able to take a selfie with the cafés. (I was also too shy to ask since I had no
plans of buying.) Then again, during my recent Hong Kong trip, I got to visit
one of the cute
cafés
and this time, I have someone to share the experience with!
Hello, Charlie Brown Café!
I was hesitant at first to
try this place since the food’s quite pricey for its serving size. But I guess
R sensed that I really want to visit this place so we stopped here before
heading to Ocean Terminal for our cruise.
The place
is adorable!!!
The stairs alone already
made me stop to take quick snapshots of the mini statues of Snoopy and friends.
When we went to the third
floor, we were greeted by a mini fountain adorned by Peanuts merchandise.
The ceiling
too is worth mentioning as it is beautiful.
We decided to get a glass of
Caramel Coffee Frappa (HK$41, grande)
and Tiramisu Cup (HK$40).
The Tiramisu
was fluffy and light. It goes well with a flavorful
drink. But as is, it might be a bit bland for those with sweet tooth. It was
hard to eat this though.
I mean it has Charlie Brown’s face on it. Plus the price kinda hurts (given it’s such a small cake).
I mean it has Charlie Brown’s face on it. Plus the price kinda hurts (given it’s such a small cake).
I enjoyed the caramel
coffee
frappa a lot! It was a great drink to cool us down. (It was quite hot in
Hong Kong when we visited.) It was sweet yet not too sweet and you could
definitely taste the coffee
flavor. There were also small bits of ice you get to munch on for texture.
After enjoying our snack, we
went crazy over the merchandise. It was a selfie paradise! We took photos of the
various merchandise
displays in the café.
I even took photos of the tables…
I even took photos of the tables…
…and washroom!
Charlie Brown Café is located at 58-60 Cameron Road, Tsim
Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. It is open from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. For inquiries and
reservation, contact them at +852 2366 6325.
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