Cova Café @ Hong Kong – A Favorite of Fashionable Socialites

Near the star-studded Hong Kong Harbour City, home to numerous record companies where famous singers often make surprise appearances, their favorite haunt is this exquisite European-style Cova Café, and with many celebrities also frequenting the café for meals, it adds even more to its allure.

In fact, Cova Café is an authentic Italian brand that expanded to Hong Kong. The history of Cova dates back to 1817 when the first COVA Patisserie opened on the famous Piazza della Scala in Milan, boasting a legacy of over 180 years. It symbolizes the classic of high-end Italian pastries and cuisine, renowned for its elegant and noble charm.

But don’t be too disappointed if you can’t make it to Milan, Europe. Hong Kong locals, who have long maintained the British tradition of afternoon tea, absolutely love their tea time—even more than people in Taiwan do. Cova Café alone has opened eight branches in Hong Kong, each with uniquely stunning interiors that never cease to amaze. The Cova Café in Tsim Sha Tsui is especially exquisitely designed, and from outside the mall, one can’t easily peek into the goings-on in this stylish restaurant, allowing celebrities to enjoy cakes, pastries, and sandwiches in peace.

Besides its classical and elegant interior design, Cova Café is also known for its famous desserts, which carry on the quality of Italy, with Italian pastry chefs coming over every year to supervise and guide. This ensures you can enjoy authentic Milanese flavors right here in Hong Kong. Among them, the Italian cheesecake “Tiramisu” and mango cheesecake are the most well-known, paired with a rich Cappuccino coffee, attracting many socialites and celebrities who linger for a relaxing afternoon tea experience.

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