Hong Kong Urban Love Story: 4 Unforgettable Movie Scenes from "Love Off the Cuff"

Western District Cargo Terminal

In the movie, Chin-ming and his group of guy friends often hang out at the terminal at night, walking their dogs and chatting. The area is filled with shipping containers and, most noticeably, young women in skimpy outfits skating and jogging. This Western District Cargo Terminal actually has quite a reputation—the colorful containers, harbor vibes, and stunning sunset views attract many netizens and photographers, earning it the nickname “Instagram Pier.”

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White Paper Studio

In the movie, Yvonne is always surrounded by her close group of friends when she argues with Chin-ming. One particularly heartbreaking and unforgettable scene shows Yvonne lying in a pile of dried flowers at a friend’s shop when she’s feeling utterly down. This vibrant little shop is actually a studio that also serves as a floral workshop and exhibition space, filled with all kinds of dried flowers—fresh and soothing.

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Teakha Kitchen 茶．家厨房

After multiple communication breakdowns with Chin-ming that nearly led to a breakup, Yvonne chats with her friend Koey over coffee. Koey takes the opportunity to confess his feelings to Yvonne. This Teakha Kitchen 茶．家厨房 is tucked away in a lane in the Western District, offering a quiet retreat amid the hustle and bustle. With its minimalist and fresh style, it’s a popular café among Hong Kong’s youth and hipsters for tea and gatherings.

▲ Koey confesses to Yvonne in the café. (Photo / Screenshot fromLove Off the Cufffan page)

▲ Tea House Kitchen. (Photo / Screenshot from Tea Houseteakha 茶．家fan page)