[2025 Macau Restaurant] Travel Guide for Hon Kee Café (Updated Jul)

Coffee is bitter, but it is a little sweet in life... just like love Macau Hon Kee Hand-Poured Coffee☕️ The coffee is made entirely by hand rather than by machine, and has a strong aroma. Hon Kee is located near the city of Coloane. Unlike ordinary restaurants, Hon Kee is built in a tin house, full of the ancient atmosphere of Macau. #foodie #goout

👩🏻❤️👨🏻This time my boyfriend and I came to Macau for a 2-day and 1-night happy relaxation trip~ Once we arrived, we went to a super high-quality hot pot restaurant. It was simply a taste bud paradise! 🍲 🌟 The chicken soup with flower gelatin is rich and smooth, you will fall in love with it after one sip, it is so good that you want to hold up the whole pot and drink it! 🦪 Oysters are delivered directly from Zhanjiang, lightly boiled for 5 minutes, still full of grains without shrinking, freshness bursting! 🥩 The beef is amazing, very sweet and tender ~ completely the star of the hot pot industry! The most touching thing is their service, enthusiastic and attentive ~ 👨🍳 The whole process kept asking us if we were happy to eat, seeing that we wanted to drink clear soup but felt a little oily, the staff came over in seconds and said they could help skim the oil! Really full service, feeling spoiled ~ ❤️ This hot pot has become the favorite of the whole trip, I couldn't help but think of eating it again the next day, the addiction is so big that I laugh 🤣🤣 🍦 I ate a cup of rich matcha ice cream while walking around Guanya Street. The portion is full and not too sweet. Friends who like matcha must try it! 👣 The next day we transformed into hipster exploration mode and went to the set of Lai Chi Village to explore ~ On the way, I ate a "Han Kee Handmade Coffee" with a good feel. The place is very similar to the hidden stores you will see on the way hiking in Hong Kong! ☕ Hand-beaten coffee aroma is overflowing, not too sweet, with chicken wings and egg demae tin, very satisfying and nostalgic! After walking around the shipyard set, I went to eat Andrew's Portuguese tart ~ still so delicious, the standard is kept very sufficient 👍 🛣️ The street names in the Rowan area are very characteristic, we just walked around the neighborhood to take pictures ~ After that, I went to Love Alley near Tai Samba for a while, and then rushed to eat a few crispy balls and tender inside. It was so delicious that I wanted to take a few back to Hong Kong! 🤤 🍽️ Finally we were so full that we took the boat back to Hong Kong, ending this sweet, salty and heartwarming food trip! 🚀 Next time I go to Macau my goal is to keep eating! Keep eating! No mercy!

Nestled in the streets and alleys of Macau's Xin Qiao district, "Han Kee Coffee" is a humble establishment. It doesn't boast luxurious decor or cater to the hipster crowd, yet it holds the flavors of Macau's collective memory. This long-standing tea restaurant preserves the nostalgic style of Hong Kong and Macau fusion, with yellowed newspapers and handwritten menus adorning its walls, instantly transporting visitors back in time. Han Kee's signature silk-stocking milk tea and egg sandwich are classics, while the Hong Kong-style French toast is crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and strikes a perfect balance between sweet and savory—familiar and comforting. The coffee here is rich and bitter, without fancy latte art, but it carries a sense of authenticity and sincerity. Sitting on a wooden chair, watching the bustling streets, one might feel as though they've returned to childhood, accompanying their parents for morning tea. Han Kee feels like an old friend quietly waiting, never ostentatious, yet always there to offer a comforting taste of Macau when you need it most.

This is the romance that you will only understand if you slow down in Macau✨ than the drunken Taipa Or the peninsula where there are more tourists This low-profile Coloane Island is just right for me The streets and alleys with a strong artistic atmosphere Slow-tuned healing vibes of life and summery natural scenery Directly pull the slow life atmosphere full💚 Promise me! When you travel to Macau, you must come to Rowan Island, okay? 🏖️Royal Island Half Day Slow Tour Guide: Shek Pai Wan Country Park → Han Kee Handmade ☕️ → Rowan Pier → Rowan St. Francis Church → Rowan Library → October 5th Road → Love Tree Cave → Black Sand Park 🗺️ Slow Travel Places: 🔸Shek Pai Wan Country Park You can watch pandas here 🔸Royal Pier p10 🔸St. Francis Church, Rowan p9 🔸Roading Library p1 🔸October 5th Road P3 There is a graffiti wall along the road, which looks good and makes videos 🔸Love Tree Cave P2 The filming location of "Bright Wind and Sea" has no specific name. On the map, it is on the coastal rural road under the secret land of Bamboo Bay. You will see it when you walk from the road to Bamboo Bay Beach on the fifth day of October 🔸Black Sand Park p7 The seaside facilities are very good, whether it is for photography or playing by the sea, the washrooms here also have showers

Hidden near an abandoned shipyard, an old-fashioned brand that has been operating for decades. The boss quickly stirred 400 times with his bare hands, and the coffee produced is very smooth! Personally, I like hot, the taste is more fragrant and smooth ☕️ Follow the path to the Rowan Pier, very comfortable and super out of the video⛵️ Further on is the road on the fifth day of October 🌛, the colorful wall has a very Korean feel ~ You can take a taxi directly to: Rowan Shipyard Han Kee Hand-Brewed Coffee On the return trip, take bus 25 (bus stop next to Andrew's Coffee Shop) back to the vicinity of New Casino Hotel in Cotai ~ Opening hours: 8am - 6pm

[Hidden Cafe in Coloane, Macau] Hon Kee Coffee: A fishing village legend of 400 times of hand-beaten milk foam The aroma of coffee hidden in the ruins of the shipyard Located on Rua de Litchi Bowl in Coloane, Macau, Hon Kee Coffee is a hidden gem among locals. This simple cafe built with iron sheets and wood is hidden on a small hill in an abandoned shipyard area. Along the way, you can see the remains of the old shipyard and historical display boards revitalized by the government, as if you were walking into a time tunnel. Although the environment is primitive and the open space has only fans to dispel the heat, making it a bit stuffy in summer, this is the birthplace of the "star coffee" that even Chow Yun-fat (Fah Ge) is fascinated by. The legendary story of a cup of coffee The soul of Hon Kee - 400 times of hand-beaten coffee, behind which lies the inspiring story of the owner, Mr. Liang. He used to be a shipyard worker and nearly lost his left hand due to a work-related injury. During his rehabilitation period, he used hand-beaten coffee as a rehabilitation exercise and accidentally created coffee foam as dense as peanut butter. This drink, which is made by repeatedly beating instant coffee powder, sugar and water 400 times, became famous due to Chow Yun-fat's recommendation and is regarded as the originator of the popular "400 Times Coffee" in Korea. Features of hand-beaten coffee: Hot drink (MOP 22): The milk foam is thick with a caramel aroma and relatively sweet, suitable for those who love sweets. Cold Drink (MOP 28): Ice cubes dilute the sweetness and make the taste more refreshing, but the milk foam remains dense and not collapsed. The reviews were polarized: some were amazed by the fineness of the milk foam, while others thought that the sweetness masked the aroma of the coffee and suggested that "less sweetness" would be better. More than just coffee! Affordable food recommended by locals Although Hon Kee is famous for its coffee, the Hong Kong-style tea stall snacks on the menu are also worth a try: 1. Pork chop bun (MOP 25-28): The pork chop bun is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The meat is lean but not dry. The price is only half of that of the famous Macau restaurant "Shi Kee", which is very cost-effective. 2. Pork Chop Chumai (MOP 33): The noodles are chewy with sesame oil aroma, the pork chop is crispy and juicy, and the portion is generous. 3. Butter Toast (MOP 16): Toast with salty and sweet butter, simple yet comforting. However, some of the dishes received average reviews, such as the small portion of chicken wings and the milk tea that only came with tea bags for self-brew. It is recommended to avoid these minefields. Tips for visiting the store: Tips to avoid the crowds Business hours: 08:00-18:00 (closed on Wednesdays). It is recommended to go there in the morning on weekdays to avoid the long queues during holidays. Transportation: Walk about 10 minutes from Andrew's Bakery in Coloane city center, or take the bus to "Liansheng Roundabout Terminal" and then walk. Environmental tips: There is no air conditioning in the store, so you need to protect yourself from mosquitoes and sunscreen in summer; if you have enough time, you can visit the nearby Litchi Bowl Shipyard area to experience the history of the fishing village. Nearby Tours: Half-Day Stroll in Coloane Lychee Bowl Road, where Hon Kee is located, connects the classic attractions and food of Coloane: 1. Andrew's Bakery: It is a 1-minute walk to the original Portuguese Tarts store, where the crispy crust and the milky filling are a perfect match. 2. St. Francis Xavier Church: A goose-yellow Portuguese-style building, it was the filming location for the Korean drama "Palace: The Savage Princess" and has a very romantic atmosphere. 3. Avenida da Cinque Terre: This promenade is located along the coast. The sunset view at dusk is known as the "most beautiful in Macau". Is it worth going? The charm of Hon Kee lies not in its exquisite environment, but in the "fishing village touch" and the unique experience of hand-beaten coffee. If you are looking for internet-famous coffee shops or boutique cuisine, you may be disappointed; but if you want to experience Macau’s urban culture and plan a half-day tour with surrounding attractions, this is definitely a stop you cannot miss in Coloane. Shop visit quote: "The density of the dough made by hand is the temperature that cannot be replaced by machines; the fame that is brewed over time is the most simple scenery of the fishing village." #澳门之旅

Many people come to Macau and miss the good place of Coloane. It still retains the rare original life style of Macau and can taste the authentic Macau local food. 📌The living area of Coloane is not big, you can take a taxi or bus, and the oldest Andrew Bakery is next to the bus stop, and the Portuguese egg tart goes to the world from here. ☕Towards the dock, there is a popular Hon Kee hand-beaten coffee near the old shipyard. Chow Yun-fat and some mainland stars have been there. Hand-beaten coffee with a pork chop bun is a classic match. You can also order a doll noodle and eat it full. 🌈Coloane also has some particularly literary streets, such as October 5th Street, which is not only suitable for taking pictures, but also has some cultural and creative shops, where you can buy beautiful Macau cultural and creative products.

Apart from the landmark Ruins of St. Paul's on the Macau Peninsula and the dazzling Taipa Island, there is also a neglected Coloane Island in Macau. Along the coast, there are various colorful houses, which is a very suitable seaside play route for Citywalk. - 【Citywalk route recommendation】 Hon Kee hand-made coffee——Andrew's Bakery——October 5th Street——Heart-shaped seaside tree hole——Bamboo Bay Beach——Bamboo Bay Mansion——Dragon Claw Cape——Black Sand Beach - 【Must-visit spots on the route】 ✔️Hon Kee hand-made coffee: A very famous local shop, hand-made coffee is really unique ✔️Andrew's Bakery: This is the main store, the must-eat in Macau is their egg tarts, definitely not stepping on thunder ✔️October 5th Street: This road is colorful, very artistic, there are churches, libraries, colorful street corners, seaside chairs, etc., all very photogenic ✔️Heart-shaped seaside tree hole: At the end of October 5th Street, there is a temple, go straight along the uphill road on the left hand side, there is a heart-shaped seaside tree hole before reaching Bamboo Bay Beach ✔️Bamboo Bay Beach: You can see it on the slope, you don't have to go down to the beach, it's beautiful even from a distance ✔️Bamboo Bay Mansion: At the end of the road is the sea's popular S-shaped road, there are few people here and it's very photogenic ✔️Dragon Claw Cape: Coastal reef plank road, very beautiful along the coast, there is a sea-viewing pavilion ✔️Black Sand Beach: Another popular place in Macau, the black beach with the blue sea is very photogenic - 【Some Citywalk precautions】 ▪️You can take bus 26A directly from Taipa to Coloane Residents' Hall or take a taxi directly to Hon Kee hand-made coffee, and you can take 26A directly from Black Sand Beach to return ▪️This Citywalk route is relatively long, it is recommended to travel light, I just brought an iPhone15PM to take pictures, just brought the newly acquired PITAKA mountain and star river phone case, aramid fiber material, very thin, bare machine feel, and with magnetic suction function, very suitable for outdoor travel. ▪️The seaside wind is big and it's quite sunny, it's recommended to wear a sun protection clothing, and then bring a bottle of water is enough

After going to Macau many times, I can finally try Han Kee hand-brewed coffee in Lo Wan, which is considered the birthplace of Korean 400-time coffee. Its location is not very convenient, you can get there by taxi or bus in Taipa and a long way. The restaurant is basically open and unair conditioned, so consider going when the weather is hot We ordered a pork chop bun and spicy fish toast, which was not outstanding. The main thing is to try the coffee, although it is hand-beaten, but the day at the scene not too see a master do, we ordered a hot cup of cold, personally think hot will drink better, frozen cup of coffee bubble in the face, to mix well to drink the. Overall, I tried it once and felt quite satisfactory, but there is no big incentive to make me go again, for your reference. #Macau #Macau Attractions #Macau Food #Food Tour

Near the abandoned shipyard area in Coloane, an outlying island of Macau, there is a shop called Hon Kee Coffee. The boss here used to be a shipyard worker. He was unable to work because of a work-related injury that injured his left hand. He opened this coffee shop for a living and recovery. Many years ago, a foreign racing driver came here to drink coffee and heard the boss's story. He taught the boss to use his injured left hand to beat milk foam at 400 rpm, and then add instant coffee and sugar to create a unique hand-beaten coffee. This method made the coffee in this shop unique and attracted more customers. Even the God of Gamblers Chow Yun-fat has been here. Hon Kee Coffee Shop retains the old-fashioned way of boiling water with firewood, making people feel as if time has stopped. Here, you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee with your friends, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This small coffee shop has become a special place, attracting people who love coffee and stories, making them feel the beauty of life. #MacauWeekendTrip