Got plans for Hong Kongโs July 1 public holiday next week?
If youโre looking for a place to go, here are five cute cafes in which to spend the afternoon, offering things like Jellycat-themed sets and DIY painted cakes.
Read on to find out more.
1. Ukiyo
British soft-toy brand Jellycat has become very popular in recent years and their signature plush toys, or plushies, can be seen both on social media and as keychains on the bags of every other person on the street.
Some enterprising cafes have started to incorporate the brandโs charming designs into their food and drink items. The hashtags #jellycatcoffee and #jellycatcoffeecups collectively have over 8 million views on RedNote, a Chinese social media platform also known as Xiaohongshu.
Ukiyo, a cafe in Tsim Sha Tsuiโs K11 Musea shopping centre, has collaborated with childrenโs store Hanna Scallop to launch a Jellycat-themed menu, available until July.
From 11am each day, diners can enjoy special drinks, including caramel honeycomb latte, matcha pistachio milkshake and mochi pistachio ice cream, served in glasses or cups that feature the plushiesโ signature cheery face.