Returning for its 10th edition, PMQ Coffee Agenda 2025 will take place at the arts and cultural hub from October 31 to November 2. Coffee lovers and local gourmands can look forward to sampling some of our city’s best brews, sipping espresso shots against a background of live performances, and of course, witnessing rising talents compete for the top spot at the annual Hong Kong Barista Championship 2025.
This year’s coffee festival gathers some of the best local and international baristas in one place. Visitors to Coffee Agenda will have a chance to see these talents at work before tasting their award-winning brews using the event’s exclusive tasting set. Available at $160, this includes four tasting coupons plus a special tasting cup designed to elevate the aroma, flavour, and texture of each brew – each year’s Coffee Agenda releases new colours and 2025’s cups are either indigo or dusty pink! Get yours on-site or pre-order at PMQ’s website for collection.
The highlight of PMQ Coffee Agenda 2025 is, of course, the crowd-favourite coffee market. Featuring over 40 local and international brands, coffee lovers can browse across a wide range of beans, equipment, and gourmet delights. Spotlighted offerings from local brands include Urban Coffee Roasters x Tankyu Distillery’s Ink Tonic coffee liqueur, a sugarcane cold brew by Stories Coffee and Kung Lee, and TeemToneFai x Crew Coffee’s cold brew coffee ice cream.
Beyond coffee tastings and the marketplace, visitors can witness the exhilarating ‘Latte Art Battle’, join a guided tour spotlighting unique vendors, or book the ‘Omakafé’ experience led by 2024 World Barista Champion Mikael Jasin.
PMQ Coffee Agenda 2025 takes place between 11am and 7pm from October 31 to November 2. The festival is free to enter, with additional costs for activities.
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