If your coffee order rarely stops at a regular latte, Lavazza’s latest Hong Kong opening gives you a few new drinks to work through.
The Italian coffee brand has opened its fifth store at Cheung Kong Center II, expanding to five locations in less than a year since launching its first Hong Kong outpost in Central. The new store features an installation of the Carmencita moka pot, an iconic Lavazza design known for its distinctive conical shape and heat-resistant handle created by Italian designer Marco Zanuso in 1979.
Coffee lovers have plenty to explore on the menu. Leading the lineup is the Buffalo Milk Latte, now available hot or iced across all five stores. Made with natural buffalo milk and espresso using Lavazza coffee beans, it has a naturally sweet, full-bodied profile and ice cream-like smoothness without added sugar. The drink is already popular in Mainland China, where sales surpassed 1.2 million cups in 2025.
Other coffee creations include the Sicilian Pistachio Oat Milk Latte, Apple Juice Americano, and Orange Juice Americano. In the coming months, the Turin-born brand's Bicerin series will also return, while the creamy Liquid Tiramisu will make its Hong Kong debut.
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