Cafe IKI

“Such a cool restaurant. It’s a delight to have a restaurant that’s so chilled and cool vibe. The food was amazing, especially the seafood tempura and beef pasta. Highly recommended. Such a gem!”

“Food quality so excellent. Takes a bit time but totally worth it. Full breakfast super big, mine was tuna croissant and it comes with salad n yogurt. The croissant is loaded with tuna. Its fulfilling for lunch.”

Tsz Yan So★★★★★

This place is located on a quiet street right next to the main street, the environment is very cosy, also delighted to see some cute Halloween decorations! They offered Food that is uniquely different from other cafe food, with a wide variety of choices (of course, very reasonably priced too!) I was told their Lemon Coffee is made from fresh lemon juice from Bolivia, give it a try if you are a lemon fan like me!

L Ho★★★★

Cafe in a quiet area for sure (Ma Wan), not next to the main road but still easy to locate. Some sitting area at the front door if you want feel the breeze. Pet friendly, decent food and friendly staff. Good place to chill with friends Would be great if the drink is included as add-on item rather than a separate drink. Worth to visit. 👍🏻

Christopher Turrell★★★★★

In a city like Hong Kong, sometimes finding a real gem means completely ditching the tourist traps and diving into the far flung forgotten corners. Cafe Iki, it’s tucked away on a sleepy suburban lane on Ma Wan island, the kind of place you’d stumble into after a wrong turn or a tip from a local who’s got nothing to gain by sharing. No glossy spreads in Time Out or Wallpaper, no Michelin stars dangling like bait—hell, this cafe isn’t for the guidebook crowd. But let me tell you, this joint could school half those overpriced darlings on what real flavor and good service means. It’s a passion project, born from a crew of obsessives who treat Japanese ingredients like sacred relics—sourcing the good stuff from far and wide, no shortcuts, no compromises. I’ve been hitting this spot for years, killer brews and plates that hit you right in the gut. Sundays? Forget it—thirty minutes in line just to snag a seat, proof that the word’s leaked out to the masses. But damn if it isn’t worth every

Patrick Li★★★

It is a decent Japanese style cafe in a quiet Ma Wan village. There were just a few people in a weekday afternoon. A very relaxing environment. Ordered the Avocado with cheese sourdough tea set which includes a cup of latte. I like the Avocado with cheese. The latte was pretty ordinary and it was not hot enough.

Kin Lee★★★★★

Such a cool restaurant. It’s a delight to have a restaurant that’s so chilled and cool vibe. The food was amazing, especially the seafood tempura and beef pasta. Highly recommended. Such a gem!

Lelita Ferdiana★★★★★

Food quality so excellent. Takes a bit time but totally worth it. Full breakfast super big, mine was tuna croissant and it comes with salad n yogurt. The croissant is loaded with tuna. Its fulfilling for lunch.

Michael Quach★★★★★

This restaurant has heart as you enter. The wooden decoration and the carefully selected craft utensils and tableware preludes the culinary experience. There is intention in the food, always adding some less common ingredients. Taste is balanced revealing a good understanding of Japanese style, french style which blends nicely into the composition. Service and ambience makes you forget about being in busy Hong Kong. In short, Good !❤️

Michelle Ng★★★

Many neighbours gave very good comments to this cafe. So tried it after a walk in the afternoon. Want to give 3.5 stars but there is no half stars. Clean and neat decoration. Like most cafes, self helped service. Place order at cashier and they will bring food to you. Pick a croissant tea set with matcha latte and yoghurt. Not cheap, $82. Croissant was crispy and warm, waitress said jelly on top of yoghurt was home made. Matcha latte , matcha not strong enough for me and quite small cup. Need to try food cooked by them next time to give a fair comment. Btw, crumbs on table, should clean better.