Hong Kong's best afternoon teas, autumn 2025

Cosy up with a cream tea at the city’s best hotels

The Lobby Lounge, Regent Hong Kong

Hong Kong's best afternoon teas - enjoy a slice of classic Malaysian roll cake

The hotel is collaborating with Malaysia’s Texture Patisserie for an afternoon tea that blends rich sweet treats with savoury delights. Dessert highlights include the Signature Roll Cakes by Texture Patisserie, including Gula Melaka Pandan Roll Cake and Pure Vanilla Roll Cake. Alongside is a chocolate caramel tart and a refreshing pamplemousse cheesecake. Savoury highlights include a variety of finger sandwiches. And of course there are freshly baked scones, served with clotted cream and kaya or apricot jam.

The Lobby Lounge, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; HK$888 for two; until October 31.

Lobby Café, Hopewell Hotel

Hong Kong's best afternoon teas - floral delights at Hopewell Hotel

The Lobby Café at Wan Chai’s Hopewell Hotel is serving a floral afternoon tea featuring eight treats presented in a charmingly decorated wooden box. ‘Blooms & Sweets Afternoon Tea’ features eight tea treats, four savoury and four sweet. Fruit-infused sweet treats include homemade dried pineapple and lime choux wraps, Japanese-style almond and passion fruit sunshine mousse cake, Amanatsu Mikan Blossom Cake and Coconut Crispy Domes filled with coconut mousse and coconut praline. Naturally there are scones, fruit scones in this instance, served with jam and cream.

Lobby Café, Hopewell Hotel, 15 Kennedy Road, Wan Chai; HK$468 for two people; until December 30.

Palm Court, The Langham

Hong Kong's best afternoon teas - miniature cakes and seafood bites at Palm Court

Celebrate autumn catches with a seasonal seaside tea. ‘Autumn Seaside Blooms Afternoon Tea’ features a delicious array of savoury and sweet bites, the savouries crafted using sustainable seafood. Enjoy lobster tart topped with salmon roe, seared yellowfin tuna sandwiches and brown crab and peach ravioli. Then dive into a banoffee tart with salted and espresso chantilly cream, caramel sauce and peanut crunch, a Date Me in Vanilla confection featuring fresh dates with vanilla whipped ganache, vanilla sponge and caramel sauce and a Rose and Lychee Sphere with sweet lychee mousse and baked berry cheesecake. And there are scones, natch.

Palm Court, The Langham Hong Kong, 8 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; from HK$738 for two; until October 31.

Ebb & Flow, The Park Lane Hong Kong

Hong Kong's best afternoon teas - fruity treats for Oktoberfest at The Park Lane

To celebrate Oktoberfest, The Park Lane’s Ebb & Flow dining space has teamed up with Belgian brewer Hoegaarden for a special afternoon tea. The menu is inspired by Hoegaarden Peach White Beer and Rosée White Beer with a vibrant, fruity theme. Try savoury bites and sweet treats including Belgian 70% Chocolate Cake, Raspberry Cream Choux and Peach and Mango Tartlets. Scones flout the norms and are served as a Hoegaarden White Sorbet and Chocolate Chip version. Whet your whistle with traditional tea or a Hoegaarden beer. Each guest also receives a complimentary Hoegaarden Beer Set.

Ebb & Flow, The Park Lane Hong Kong, 310 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay; HK468 for two people; until October 29.

Lobby Lounge, Marco Polo Hotels

Hong Kong's best afternoon teas - a chocoholic's delight at Marco Polo Hotels

Indulge with a chocolate-themed tea in Tsim Sha Tsui. The ‘Chocolate Affair Afternoon Tea’ lets guests indulge in a decadent celebration of cocoa. Savoury highlights include smiley mini beef burgers with cheese and a quail’s egg and Swiss dried ham tartlets, a mere appetiser before the rich chocolatey delights like chocolate Bailey’s cheesecake, hazelnut profiteroles, crême brulée tart and chocolate ginger mousse with mango. 

Lobby Lounge, Marco Polo Hotels, Harbour City, 3 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; HK$588 for two people; until October 31.