Afternoon Tea Tearoom opens first Hong Kong store
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Japanese tearoom chain Afternoon Tea Tearoom will open its first branch in Hong Kong this Saturday to offer a Japanese-style casual afternoon tea experience in a tourist hotspot.
The tearoom is located in K11 Musea in Tsim Sha Tsui and offers sweets and a variety of foods such as sandwiches and pasta, plus selected teas and drinks.
The firm is offering a training program in Japan for the Hong Kong staff of its partner Tearoom (HK) Limited to learn the company’s concept, menu and way to serve customers.
“Hong Kong is a culturally diverse society and people here are familiar with afternoon tea culture,” said Ivy Company, Sazaby League company president Ryuhei Tsukada.
“We are grateful to have an opportunity to offer our quality sweets and foods in the city. Our Hong Kong team and Japan team will work together closely to provide the best services to customers, providing them with a rich but casual and relaxing afternoon tea experience.”
“We are happy to see a popular Japanese brand join our dynamic food and beverage market,” said Investment Promotion associate director-general Dr Jimmy Chiang. “Hong Kong people love Japanese food culture, and I am confident Afternoon Tea Tearoom will draw a good following among food lovers who look for nothing but the best.”
Questions & Answers
Q.Where is the new Afternoon Tea Tearoom located in Hong Kong?
Where is the new Afternoon Tea Tearoom located in Hong Kong?
The tearoom is situated in K11 Musea, a known tourist hotspot in Tsim Sha Tsui. This location aims to offer a Japanese-style casual afternoon tea experience to customers.
Q.What kind of food and drink items will the new tearoom offer?
What kind of food and drink items will the new tearoom offer?
The tearoom will offer a range of sweets, alongside various food options including sandwiches and pasta. Customers can also choose from selected teas and other drinks.
Q.How has Afternoon Tea Tearoom prepared its Hong Kong staff?
How has Afternoon Tea Tearoom prepared its Hong Kong staff?
The company provided a training programme in Japan for the Hong Kong staff from its partner, Tearoom (HK) Limited. This covered the company’s concept, menu, and customer service approach.