Sneak peek into Hong Kong's Charlie Brown Cafe
A Tsim Sha Tsui cafe that pays homage to the Peanuts comics
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Your support makes all the difference.So the fact that this Tsim Sha Tsui cafe pays tribute to the ever so popular Peanuts gang makes it even more attractive for fans of Snoopy and co to pay a visit here when they are in town.
Located on the second floor, guests to this hip establishment features Charlie Brown's world-famous beagle standing in the front door.
Their drinks menu has more than 40 ice frappe and coffee options including crowd favourite Charlie Brown Cafe latte and mocha, complete, of course, with Snoopy’s face as latte art.
And of course, the iconic Snoopy rice, which has been doing the rounds in Pinterest and Instagram, is available in this themed cafe / restaurant, which specialises in desserts and beverages.
Fans of the various characters will not be disappointed with the decor.
The whole cafe is surrounded by life-sized figures of the Peanuts gang and as guests sip their drinks or tuck into their snack, they are able to watch the gang on the big screen.
Charlie Brown Cafe, Fortuna House, G/F-1/F, Kok Pah Mansion, 58-60 Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
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