Chinese coffee giant, Cotti Coffee, has made its debut in Hong Kong, marking another milestone after recently establishing its first store in Indonesia in August. The new location at Sheung Wan Mass Transit Railway (MTR) station adds to Cotti Coffee’s extensive portfolio of over 6200 stores globally, spanning major cities in Canada, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, and more.

As one of China’s largest coffee chains and the official global sponsor of Argentina’s national football teams, Cotti Coffee has rapidly expanded since its inception, reaching 328 cities across 28 countries and markets.

Promising Hong Kong customers “distinctive flavors and technological innovation,” the coffee retailer offers a diverse menu featuring classic options such as Americanos and lattes, along with inventive choices like Coco Cotti, Stardust Oat Latte, Pampas Blue Coco Latte, and Coco Pearl.

In addition to these, Cotti Coffee introduces refreshing selections like Grapefruit Sparkling Cold Brew, Grapefruit Hand-Shaken Iced Tea, and the unique “Rice Milk” line. Founded by former Luckin Coffee executives, Jenny Qian and Charles Lu, Cotti Coffee initiated its first location last year in Fuzhou, China.

Hong Kong residents can now savor the rich offerings from Cotti Coffee, known for its commitment to delivering a delightful blend of flavors and cutting-edge technological advancements in the world of coffee.