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2014-09-09
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Came here for a late lunch as I originally wanted to go to Passion but seriously ... it's now so hard to get a seat there! This place, however, was nice and quiet.Located in a small street that used to be lined with stationary stores but is now empty except for the dust and sound of construction as there is now a "rebuilding" of Wanchai to make it prettier and more upscale, is this coffee shop. Actually, this small street is starting to sprout up some interesting new eateries lately, so definite
Located in a small street that used to be lined with stationary stores but is now empty except for the dust and sound of construction as there is now a "rebuilding" of Wanchai to make it prettier and more upscale, is this coffee shop. Actually, this small street is starting to sprout up some interesting new eateries lately, so definitely a place to keep an eye out for.
Veygo Coffee is the second shop that is originally found in Sheung Wan. It's decor is pretty much the same as that one as is their menu.
As it was a public holiday, it wasn't very busy so I sat down by myself at a little table. The menu ranged from various all day breakfast sets to hamburgers to cakes from their cake display. There was also a variety of coffees and teas to choose from. One I saw that was interesting was a chai latte as not many places in Hong Kong offer that. But I wanted a flat white on this day. I also ordered their Veygo Big Breakfast.The Veygo Big Breakfast came on a VERY big plate ($88). It took up the entire size of the one person table I was sitting in. The breakfast included a half a roasted tomato, two slices of bacon, one sausage, one hashbrown, two eggs of your choice (I chose scrambled), two slices of roasted zucchini (even though the menu said squash in English...no idea what it said Chinese), and two slices of toasted ciabatta. The eggs were pretty bad. They were not soft or even remotely fluffy. They were just kind of flat and basically underdone. The bacon wasn't fried to crispy but I find that in many Hong Kong restaurants. I have no idea why they don't do that. Hashbrown was alright though not homemade but from one of the frozen packs you find at the supermarket. Tomato and zucchini were ok. Ciabatta was nice and soft.
However, the coffee was quite good. Nice and smooth. It oddly stayed hot throughout my meal which was EXCELLENT.
I would return as a place for coffee but not for the food. The service was friendly enough. But I should note on the music used at this place as it was reallly good music which is rare as many coffee shops I go to usually play some pretty unbearable stuff or just not play anything at all. Every single song that was played while I was eating was a great choice. Obviously the owner has good taste in music.
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