Charlie Brown Snoopy Cafe in Hong Kong
For any Snoopy fans, the unique Charlie Brown Cafe in Hong Kong is located on Cameron Road in the district of Tsim Sha Tsui. So, how did I come across this place? Well, we were exploring Tsim Sha Tsui one evening, and we chanced upon this cute Snoopy cafe about 500 meters away.
Without hesitation, we could not resist the temptation and had to go in and see what the novelty cafe was all about.
*Just an update for Malaysians: Charlie Brown Cafe in Penang is set to open in April 2011.
Charlie Brown Snoopy Cafe in Hong Kong
Charlie Brown Cafe Main entrance.
The Charlie Brown Cafe here is located on the upper floor of the building and looks pretty standard from the outside. Still, when you walk in, various memorabilia relating to Snoopy and the gang suddenly take you into another world.
The staircase was also filled with figures from the Peanuts collection, such as Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, and Woodstock. All these are built into unique glass-covered pigeon holes in the walls as you go up.
Charlie Brown memorabilia on the walls.On reaching the cafe floor, you will be greeted by the staff, and you then approach the cafe counter to place your orders for drinks, food and desserts. Mind you, it was about 9.00 pm when we walked in and just finished dinner. So dessert was next, and we chose to come here.
Video inside Charlie Brown Cafe
Interior inside the cafeWe found a nice, cosy seat in the middle of the cafe, and everything, from the walls to the ceiling, was about Snoopy and the gang. There was even a large flat-screen TV playing Snoopy cartoons. Giant live-sized Snoopy and Charlie Brown effigies were placed around, and parts of the walls were covered in cartoon strips.
Charlie Brown and Lucy’s toilet doorsI went to the washroom, and you guessed it: Charlie Brown and Lucy were the male and female doors to indicate. If you are doing a themed cafe, you should go here for inspiration and ideas.
Snoopy Cafe video
Various cakes are available here.Besides all the beautiful cakes and pastries, they serve spaghetti and pasta, too. We bought a slice of Snoopy Cheese Cake, but unfortunately, Lilian didn’t have the heart to eat the Snoopy-shaped white chocolate on top, so there are no guesses as to who ate it.
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| It’s a pretty cool Snoopy cake. |
The Charlie Brown Cafe also sells merchandise like coffee mugs, key chains, stuffed toys, and T-shirts, which are fantastic souvenirs for fans. This is also a great place to hang out if you need a break from walking around Tsim Sha Tsui.
It can get crowded on weekends, so be prepared to wait for a seat. The Charlie Brown Cafe also has a VIP Card program, so inquire with the staff there to sign up.
Address of the Charlie Brown Cafe in Tsim Sha Tsui
G/F-1/F., Kok Pah Mansion,
No. 58-60 Cameron Road,
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Hong Kong
香港九龍尖沙咀金馬倫道58-60號國鈀大廈一樓及地下
Tel: (852) 2366 6315
Other Charlie Brown Cafes in Hong Kong;
2/F, Dundas Square,
43H Dundas Street,
Mongkok, Kowloon,
Hong Kong
香港九龍旺角登打士街 43H 號登打士廣場 2 樓
Tel: (852) 2388 8202
G/F., Block II,
Tsui Yuen Mansion,
8 Kwong Wa St., Mongkok,
Kowloon,
Hong Kong
香港九龍旺角廣華街8號翠園大廈二期地舖
Tel: (852) 2388 8203
Shop Nos. G34, G47B-G48, G/F.,
Empire Centre, 68 Mody Rd.,
Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon,
Hong Kong
香港九龍尖沙咀麼地道68號帝國中心地下G34，G47B-G48號舖
Tel: (852) 2366 6302
Shop Nos. 350-351,
Level 3 Tsuen Wan Plaza,
4-30 Tai Pai St., Tsuen Wan,
N.T., Hong Kong
香港新界荃灣大壩街4-30號荃灣廣場第三層350-351號舖
Tel: (852) 2499 9612
Charlie Brown Cafe in Straits Quay, Penang, Malaysia
This famous place will be opening somewhere in April 2011. The Snoopy Cafe in Penang was due to open on the 1st of April 2011. However, the dates have been pushed back to mid or late April due to technical issues. For those in Malaysia, this is your chance to visit the Snoopy Cafe in Penang finally.
Charlie Brown Cafe Straits Quay Address Malaysia
3A-1-17,18, Straits Quay
Jalan Seri Tanjung Pinang
Tanjung Tokong,
Penang 10470
Conclusion
If you are a Charlie Brown or Snoopy Fan and you are visiting Hong Kong, be sure to check the very special and unique Charlie Brown Snoopy Cafe in Hong Kong.
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