Combining food, design and music in one address, Potato Head Hong Kong is the city’s latest hipster playground
Within the creative and foodie circles in Asia, hospitality group PTT Family is synonymous with great food, great ambience and great music. So when Potato Head Hong Kong opened earlier this year, the city’s hipsterati were happy to have their very own stylish playground seen already in Bali and Singapore.
Located in the colourful and increasingly trendy neighbourhood of Sai Ying Pun, Potato Head Hong Kong is a multi-concept space that brings retail and F&B together in an 8,000-square foot space. Fronting the establishment is a coffee counter and retail space marked by metal frames, boxes and floating planters. Here, you can browse through a selection of handcrafted fashion, textiles and homeware made by artisans in Indonesia before proceeding through to the tropical-chic cafe and bar.
Furnished with colourful midcentury style furniture, large-format contemporary art, craft-centric soft furnishings and an installation of hanging plants, the casual all-day dining joint is a laid-back spot to enjoy lazy brunches and after-work cocktails.
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