When visit Tai O, don’t miss the chance to take a tea break at this cafe. I like its lemon honey drink, very special with sour, sweet and bitter taste. You can enjoy the beautiful sunset if you pick the table near the inlet. The...cafe owner is very sociable and nice.More

Such a glorious discovery late in the day... It was raining cats and dogs as well as blowing a gale when we stumbled upon this hidden gem... Julia was very accommodating, taking our umbrellas and ushering us upstairs to the tiniest dining area I've ever...eaten in... You are not going to find a 5 star, silver service dining experience at Triple Lanterns, what you will find is much better! Old fashioned home hospitality, something I never, ever expected from Hong Kong... The whole experience was amazing, the food was very tasty, the tea was amazing and Julia was the epitome of the perfect host. We will seek this little cafe out in every trip from now on... Please do check social media for opening calendars, Julia closes down for a couple months every year...More

Well worth a visit. Gorgeous views of this quaint little fishing village. Service was a bit slow and the only thing on the menu left was the tuna pizza. We ordered it and it was fine. Pricey though. Loved how removed it feels from the...hustle and bustle of Hong Kong! We enjoyed our time here and would highly recommend.More

The staff is simply awesome, We came by chance to this bar and we weren’t disapointed! Julia is very simple, she treats you like these guests and it’s a very beautiful place. You have to test if you go through this village. 5/5

It was the perfect place to end out long hike. Beautiful little hideaway from the city and the indoors. It was so refreshing to sit above the water, watching the boats go by and enjoying a cup of coffee. The owner was such a genuine...and welcoming host; loved talking to her and hearing about her dream that she turned into the cafe. I would definitely visit again on a warmer weather: perfect for coffee and a good book!More

A good spot to stop in tai o, Julia the owner is very friendly and helpful. Follow the signs to find the restaurant along some wooden bridges and walkways through the village.

It is a bit hard to find, but it definitely worth the trip! The restaurant is basically a little house inside a harbour village. The view is amazing and the staff really welcoming! We all ordered a pizza (I usually hate pizza) and surprisingly, I...loved it ! As for the drink, we followed the recommendations of the owner, and ordered a ginger lemon tea: Delicious ! I strongly recommend it ! I will come back!More

This Cafe is hidden in a quiet corner in Tai-O, a remote fishing village. While sitting there with a beer and a piece of Pizza, you can see the sun set slowly right at the entrance of the waterway. Customers can sit there for hours...enjoying the weather, the scene and watching boats passing by. When you have finished your drinks and food, Julia, the owner, may serve you a pot floral tea on the house. Come while you are travelling in HK.More

Nice host!! There is not much food but a good place for a tea or coffee. Shady and sunny spots available!

Triple Lanterns is a cafe nicely decorated and located on the Tai O waterfront in the middle of the village. The setting is amazing and so us the extremely friendly service. We really enjoyed the fish patties and the lemon drink. Also we got some...lovely tea. Allthough prepared with attention, we were not so enthusiastic about the pizza’s. Best for drinks and views.More

Sometimes in your travels you stumble on a place by accident and it turns out to be a highlite of your trip, this little cafe in Tai O is one of those places that you will remember for a very long time and will most...likely visit again one day. Triple Lanterns Cafe is found along a winding wooden pathway out over the water in Tai O, at the very western end of Lantau Island, its a bit of a marathon to get to but well worth the effort, take the MTR to Tung Chung, then bus to Tai O, its about a 50 minute bus ride. The stilt village over the water is like a walk back in time, its about as far removed as you could get from the hustle and bustle of Central Hong Kong. Little narrow streets, locals sipping tea on the roadside, people tending gardens, local produce stalls and seafood markets, the place is a quiet and peaceful. The cafe is run by Julia, a wonderfully warm and welcoming lady who sat and chatted with us and was eternally positive and upbeat, Julia, we simply loved the time we spent with you at your cafe, the cake and lemon honey drink was amazing. We sat outside on the top level and just soaked in the atmosphere of this amazing little villiage, even a sudden thunderstorm, which lasted only 15 minutes only added to the allure of this place, we are so glad you survived Mangkhut !! If you need a break from the full on adventure that is Hong Kong, make your way out to this little cafe and breathe a little, we will return one day.More

We passed this cafe on our sightseeing boat and decided we had to find it. It takes a bit of wandering through the maze of alleyways, but the effort is definitely worth it. The welcome and service are extremely friendly, the coffee and cakes are...delicious and the setting is dazzling. This is a must if you're in Tai O.More