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Cheung Chau Bing Sutt

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Cheung Chau Bing Sutt brings new life to the classic bing sutt tradition – Hong Kong’s 1950s-style ice cafes that once served cold drinks and light bites to beat the summer heat. Reimagined with a clean, minimalist charm, this dessert cafe on Cheung Chau blends nostalgic roots with modern flair. Popular favourites include Thai milk tea shaved ice, mango sticky rice and peach gum young coconut milk pudding. 

G/F, 81B Tai San Praya Road, Cheung Chau, Outlying Islands +852 2981 2982
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