Harry Potter cafe opens in Mong Kok
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A Harry Potter cafe has opened in Hong Kong, named 9¾ Cafe after the hidden Hogwarts Express platform at King’s Cross Station in London.
On Yin Chong Street in Mong Kok, the cafe features wall-mounted wands and broomsticks, stuffed owls, portraits of witches and wizards, and candlelight (electric).
There is even a half-disappearing luggage trolley, as featured at King’s Cross Station, complete with Hedwig in a cage.
On the drinks menu are some Harry Potter-specific concoctions, such as the Polyjuice Potion, Amortentia love potion, golden Felix Felicis (aka “liquid luck”), and Veritaserum. Visitors 18 years and older can down a pint of Butterbeer.
For food, the cafe serves Western starters and mains named after mythical creatures and charms from the Harry Potter series, such as the soft-shell crab Aragog salad, Romanian longhorn pumpkin pasta (after one of the dragons from Goblet of Fire), and Prior Incantato cream of mushroom soup.
Questions & Answers
Q.What Harry Potter themed food items are available on the menu?
What Harry Potter themed food items are available on the menu?
The cafe serves Western starters and mains named after mythical creatures and charms. Examples include the soft-shell crab Aragog salad, Romanian longhorn pumpkin pasta, and Prior Incantato cream of mushroom soup.
Q.Which specific Harry Potter themed drinks are offered at the cafe?
Which specific Harry Potter themed drinks are offered at the cafe?
The drinks menu includes concoctions like Polyjuice Potion, Amortentia love potion, golden Felix Felicis, and Veritaserum. Also, customers aged 18 and over can purchase Butterbeer.
Q.What kind of decorations and features can visitors expect to see inside the cafe?
What kind of decorations and features can visitors expect to see inside the cafe?
The cafe is decorated with wall-mounted wands and broomsticks, stuffed owls, and portraits of witches and wizards. There is also candlelight and a half-disappearing luggage trolley complete with Hedwig in a cage.
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