Reading Time: 4 minutesFor tea, scones and pastries, or a local spin on British high tea cuisine, Hong Kong has many options. Depending on their age, kids will love spending an afternoon tucking into indulgent treats as well. Here’s our pick of the best family-friendly afternoon teas in Hong Kong.
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VALMONT Luminosity Afternoon Tea By MO
For the month of May 2022, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong has partnered with Swiss cellular cosmetic brand VALMONT to present an exclusive afternoon tea set. The Luminosity Afternoon Tea features an assortment of delicate desserts to compliment refined sandwiches and housemate scones. Available at Clipper Lounge, the VALMONT Luminosity Afternoon tea is $936 for two persons, with champagne being additional. Guests ordering the VALMONT Luminosity Afternoon tea receive a complimentary gift set and a redemption voucher to enjoy a bespoke skin consultation service, a luxurious hand treatment as well as an exclusive shopping privilege at designated VALMONT beauty counters and spas.
Shangri-La ‘Rosy Wonderland’ Afternoon Tea
Kowloon Shangri-La Hong Kong has joined hands with Australian beauty and aromatherapy brand, CANVAS, to offer a ‘Rosy Wonderland’ Afternoon Tea at the Lobby Lounge between 1 May and 30 June 2022. The culinary team has curated a beautiful afternoon tea in rosy shades of pink, with extracts of the super enriching Rose Otto ingredient, alongside pink and red fruits with Australian honey. Come rejuvenate your body and soul. With every afternoon tea set for two (dine-in or takeaway), two vouchers for a complimentary CANVAS Rose Otto All-day Hydrating Set will be offered (worth HKD400 per gift).
Kowloon Shangri-La, 64 Mody Road, Kowloon
‘Graceful Lumière’ Afternoon Tea: Kerry Hotel & su:m37 ̊
Kerry Hotel and Korea’s first natural fermentation skincare brand su:m37˚present the ‘Graceful Lumière’ Afternoon Tea at Lobby Lounge from 3 May to 30 June 2022. Korean su:m37˚ combines gentle, natural ingredients in the fermentation process to revive the inherent power of skin. Come enjoy an afternoon tea and pamper yourself with an array of healthy Korean-style treats.
Indulge in a range of delectable savoury bites prepared with fermented and Korean ingredients by Executive Chef Michael Clinton. Don’t miss the alluring sweets prepared by Executive Pastry Chef Jerome Husson. Make a toast to the afternoon treats with the complimentary Pine-infused Osmanthus Tea or two glasses of Veuve Clicquot Brut NV at just $188 for an elevated experience. With every afternoon tea set for two, receive two complimentary sets of su:m37° 3-step to Goddess Aura Deluxe Gift Set* (valued at HK$528)
CRUST Capri Afternoon Tea and Anacapri Afternoon Tea
CRUST Italian will be hosting two new signature Afternoon Teas in the heritage Woo Cheong Pawn Shop in Wanchai. Enjoy a selection of sweets from CRUST’s renowned Napoli-style pasticceria and Naples-inspired savoury items. Price: Italian’s Capri Afternoon Tea HK$588 for 2 two and Anacapri Afternoon Tea HK$788 for 2.
“Afternoon Sea” at GREEN
Satisfy your seafood cravings and sweet tooth with the “Afternoon Sea” at GREEN. The limited-edition three-tier afternoon tea includes six succulent seafood treats and five exquisite sweet delicacies.1st session: 3:00pm – 5:00pm. 2nd session: 5:00pm – 7:00pm. Price: HK$398 per person; HK$738 for two people.
Book here. Deposit of HK$100 per person is required upon reservations.
Aqua luna Afternoon Tea at Sea
Hop on board the aqua luna for an incredible 10-dish afternoon tea, featuring favourites from the Dim Sum Library as well as desserts from aqua luna. Kids will love the food and exploring the open sea! It’s one of the best family-friendly afternoon teas in Hong Kong.
Depart from Tsim Sha Tsui at 15:30-17:00.
Price: $399 per person (add $100 for a glass of Veuve Clicquot Champagne). Minimum two people required, one soft drink included.
Hong Kong Disneyland’s Plaza Inn Afternoon Tea
Ready to enjoy delicious treats at Hong Kong’s Magic Kingdom? Located on Main Street, U.S.A, the Plaza Inn is offering something that kids (and probably adults) will love: Disney-inspired all-day Cantonese cuisine. Enjoy a delicious dim sum platter and fruit juice. The Cha Chat Room also offers a Queen Elsa Royal set which has dim sum classics like shrimp dumplings and barbecued pork and poached chicken. This set also comes with an exclusive Frozen-themed mask cover and Queen Elsa colouring paper. It’s truly one of the most family-friendly afternoon teas in Hong Kong.
Monday to Sunday 10am-7pm
Price: Afternoon tea set $108 per person; Queen Elsa Royal Set $398 per person (minimum two people). Available until September 16, 2021, so be quick!
The Murray Hong Kong
The Murray’s Signature Afternoon Tea has the usual savoury and sweet treats. Featuring the hotel’s hand-picked selection of champagnes and wines, and a curated selection of specialty teas by Jing, enjoy your afternoon in the bright and modern Garden Lounge with a view of St John’s Cathedral through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The outside is dog-friendly, too!
Monday to Sunday 2:45-6pm
Price: 698 for two
The Langham
Considered the birthplace of afternoon tea, celebrating the tradition since 1865, The Langham is an institution of afternoon tea in Hong Kong. Their afternoon teas are the epitome of opulence, accompanied by a live harpist and pianist for a truly elegant afternoon. Until September 31 2021, indulge in the “Salvatore Ferragamo Storie Di Seta” afternoon tea, in collaboration with the Italian luxury perfume brand, which features eight dishes. We like the pistachio-raspberry panna cotta or braised beef tea sandwich, paired with warm plain and raisin scones straight from the Palm Court bakery.
Monday to Friday 3-5:30pm
Weekends and public holidays 2:15-4:15pm, 4:30-6:30pm.
Price: $398 for one, $688 for two
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