The Peninsula Boutique & Café Review Summary

Came all the way for the mango pudding and sad that the fresh one was sold out. There is the gift set so got those to try. There are also various flavour puddings, such as almond tofu, lychee jello etc. there are also fresh baked goods, pastries, juice and tea available for purchase. Although it is called a cafe, no seating area for you to sit down and eat in the shop. There are three window for you to get a glimpse of how the treats are being made. Service are great, but not all sale person can communicate in English.

Lovely relaxed spot on the sidewalk of The Peninsula with delicious food and drinks for people watching. The terrace style cafe is only available on weeeknds and the permanent cafe is at B1 of The Peninsula.

Food is delicious, and the standout is the mango pudding which is the best I've eaten including in Hong Kong. Price is reasonable given the location in a 5 str hotel.

We visited in late September and the outdoor seats were all removed for no apparent reason. I find it hard to understand this action. When we arrived inside the boutique store, there were seats available but we were told that the seats cannot be seated. We wasted hours as we had come all the way to visit it. This rigidity and dogmatism is very annoying.

They sell very nice looking pastries and all kind of sweets. They also offer dine-in sandwiches and salads. It's located at the basement of the hotel Peninsula.

Very nice bread with macadamia nuts inside.