Tiffany to open Blue Box Cafe in Hong Kong
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Luxury jewelry retailer Tiffany & Co is set to open its largest flagship store in Asia at One Peking Road – and with it the first Blue Box Cafe in Hong Kong.
The flagship and cafe – the first in Asia – will soft open early this month and mid next month respectively. Both outlets have been designed to offer new experiences for long-time patrons of the firm, with One Peking Road displaying the full range of the house’s products and the cafe bringing a slice of New York City to tropical Hong Kong.
The cafe features the brand’s own crockery and utensils to complement the cultured ritual of afternoon tea, reflective of the artistry and craftsmanship of the house.
In anticipation of The Tiffany Blue Box Cafe in Hong Kong opening, reservations for seating are being taken through the firm’s online platform, allowing online users the chance to be the first to experience something which has, until now, only been available in Tiffany & Co’s flagship store in New York City.
Questions & Answers
Q.When will the new Tiffany flagship store and cafe open in Hong Kong?
When will the new Tiffany flagship store and cafe open in Hong Kong?
The flagship store is scheduled for a soft opening early this month, with the Blue Box Cafe set to open mid next month.
Q.Why is Tiffany & Co opening a cafe in Hong Kong?
Why is Tiffany & Co opening a cafe in Hong Kong?
The cafe is designed to offer new experiences for patrons, bringing a slice of New York City to Hong Kong and complementing the store's full product range.
Q.Can customers book a table at the new Blue Box Cafe before it opens?
Can customers book a table at the new Blue Box Cafe before it opens?
Yes, reservations for seating at the cafe are currently being taken through Tiffany & Co’s online platform.
Q.What is unique about the new Tiffany cafe in Hong Kong?
What is unique about the new Tiffany cafe in Hong Kong?
It will be the first Blue Box Cafe in Asia, and the first location outside of Tiffany & Co’s flagship store in New York City to offer this experience.
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