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  1. Tai On Coffee & Tea

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    A cha chaan teng that turns into a cocktail bar after dark, Tai On occupies the old-school Hong Kong diner format and quietly rewires it. The yuenyeung, that classic milk-tea-coffee hybrid, arrives as a latte; egg tarts get a hojicha infusion; pasta comes with century egg and coriander. The room feels like a 1960s diner that went to culinary school and came back curious rather than pretentious.

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      “Yuen yeung (milk tea and coffee mixed together, a classic of cha chaan tengs) becomes a latte”

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