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Cafés in Tsim Sha Tsui & Jordan

Roasters on Mody Road, cafés on Ashley and Hankow Roads, and coffee at M+.

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Tsim Sha Tsui, 尖沙咀 ("sharp sandspit"), is the tip of the Kowloon peninsula, facing Central across the harbor. The Star Ferry has run regular crossings between the two since 1888, and the clock tower of the old Kowloon railway station, completed in 1915, still stands by the pier.1 Canton Road marks the district's western edge and Chatham Road its eastern one.1

Coffee is spread across several distinct pockets: the side streets between Canton Road and Nathan Road, the roasters of Tsim Sha Tsui East along Mody Road, small cafés in Jordan around Temple Street, and the museum café at M+ in the West Kowloon Cultural District.2 Urban Coffee Roaster, one of the early specialty cafés that now has several locations, is on Bristol Avenue.5

Local tip: Take the Star Ferry from Central to the clock-tower pier, then follow the promenade east toward Tsim Sha Tsui East; REACTION on Mody Road serves until 22:00 if you stay for the evening.

At a glance

83Cafés listed
7With opening hours
08:00Earliest opening
23:00Latest closing
  • Opens earliest: Cafe REVOL, from 08:00 (Daily 08:00–19:00).
  • Closes latest: 咖啡弄 Coffee Alley, until 23:00 (Daily 12:00–23:00).
  • Most listed streets: 廣東道 Canton Road (3), 漆咸道南 Chatham Road South (3), 麼地道 Mody Road (2).
  • Most common features: wi-fi (8%), specialty (4%), open late (2%).

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Getting around Tsim Sha Tsui

Tsim Sha Tsui station is on the Tsuen Wan line; East Tsim Sha Tsui station, which opened in late 2004 as an extension of the East Rail line, connects to it through a pedestrian subway.1 Kowloon Park, on the west side of Nathan Road, was converted from Whitfield Barracks in 1970.1

Tsim Sha Tsui East was reclaimed from Hung Hom Bay in the 1970s and holds the Hong Kong Museum of History, the Science Museum and the city's densest cluster of hotels.1 A waterfront promenade links it with the Cultural Centre near the clock tower.1

Mody Road and the roasters of TST East

Before reclamation the bay reached as far north as present-day Mody Road.1 Today the road has two of the area's specialty addresses: REACTION Coffee Roasters at 32–48 Mody Road, with outdoor seating and daily hours of 08:00–22:00, and N1 Coffee & Co at No. 34, open daily 09:00–18:00.

Urban Coffee Roaster, at 7 Bristol Avenue, opens daily 08:00–19:00. Along Chatham Road South are 三餐冰室 Sam Chaan Cafe and Shari Shari 氷屋 Kakigori House, a Japanese shaved-ice café with Wi-Fi at 83–85A.

Canton Road, Ashley Road and Kimberley Street

The Tsim Sha Tsui stretch of Canton Road is lined with luxury flagship stores.1 Among them, Allegretto Viva Espresso at No. 33 has Wi-Fi, and 茶匠 Chashou and 長洲角酪 Cheung Chau Corner share No. 80. One block east, Ashley Road has Barista Caffe at No. 18 and Nón Cafe at 24–38, open from 08:00 on weekdays to 20:00 (21:00 on Fridays); 咖啡弄 Coffee Alley, at 38–40 Hankow Road, runs daily 12:00–23:00.

Kimberley Street, home to Tycoons Café, is known as Koreatown for its Korean restaurants and grocers.1 Marouf Coffee is on Observatory Road, named after the Hong Kong Observatory, founded on 2 March 1883; its original building has been a declared monument since 1984.3

Jordan, Temple Street and M+

Jordan, north of Tsim Sha Tsui, runs into Yau Ma Tei, where a market sets up on Temple Street every night.4 Studio Caffeine is at 284 Temple Street, Colour Brown Coffee at 10 Kwun Chung Street and Sense Dessert Café, with Wi-Fi, at 56 Parkes Street. Cafe REVOL, on Tak Shing Street, opens daily 08:00–19:00, and 茶理史 Charles Tea Bar, at 9 Hau Fook Street, serves 12:00–21:00.

To the west, M+ opened on 12 November 2021 at 38 Museum Drive in the West Kowloon Cultural District, in a building by Herzog & de Meuron with Farrells.2 CURATOR Creative Café is inside the museum.

Sources

  1. Tsim Sha Tsui, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  2. M+, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  3. Hong Kong Observatory, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  4. Yau Ma Tei, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  5. What's Behind the Rise of Specialty Coffee in Hong Kong?, Zolima CityMag (April 10, 2025), accessed October 2026
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Tsim Sha Tsui & Jordan cafés: questions

How do you get from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong?

The Star Ferry has crossed the harbor between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui since 1888 and lands by the 1915 clock tower of the old Kowloon station. By MTR, Tsim Sha Tsui station is on the Tsuen Wan line, and East Tsim Sha Tsui station on the East Rail line connects to it through a pedestrian subway.

Which Tsim Sha Tsui cafés in Hong Kong stay open late?

In Tsim Sha Tsui, Coffee Alley at 38–40 Hankow Road opens daily until 23:00, and REACTION Coffee Roasters at 32–48 Mody Road until 22:00, with outdoor seating. Nón Cafe on Ashley Road stays open until 21:00 on Fridays and weekends, and Charles Tea Bar on Hau Fook Street until 21:00 daily.

When did the M+ museum near Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, open?

M+ opened on 12 November 2021 at 38 Museum Drive in the West Kowloon Cultural District, west of Tsim Sha Tsui and Jordan. The building was designed by Herzog & de Meuron with Farrells, who won the design competition in 2013. CURATOR Creative Café is inside the museum.

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