sky100 Ticket includes Waffle + Signature Mocktail at Café 100

Sky100 is one of those rare Hong Kong experiences where the setting does half the work for you. You ride up to the sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck at ICC and watch the day slide into night, with Victoria Harbour and the skyline in front of you.

I especially like two things here: the included waffle plus signature mocktail at Cafe 100, and the simple fact that you get a front-row view from an indoor deck without needing to fight the elements. One thing to plan around is timing. You have to order at Cafe 100 with the last order cutoff, so you cannot wander too long and still expect your meal.

Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck at ICC, the 360-degree view setup

Sky100 sits on the 100th floor of the International Commerce Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui. The payoff is a high, indoor observation deck where you can look around in a full circle and keep shifting your angle as the light changes.

Why that matters for your day? Because Hong Kong’s best views often depend on timing. Here, sunset is the sweet spot, and you can stay comfortable while you watch the harbor glow up. Even if the weather is not perfect, you still get a solid view inside.

You also get telescopes on-site. That is handy if you want to pick out details across the water, or simply slow down and look longer than you normally would from street level.

Practical tip: bring a light layer if you run cold. One recent comment noted the air conditioning can feel very cool, even when you step out into warm Hong Kong weather right after.

Cafe 100 waffle and the Above the Clouds mocktail, included and easy

This ticket bundle is built around a simple idea: pair your view with something you actually want to eat. You get one standard admission ticket to the deck, plus one waffle and one signature mocktail, Above the Clouds, at Cafe 100.

Cafe 100 is the kind of stop that makes the whole experience feel less like a quick photo run and more like a mini break. You are not just grazing snacks, you are sitting down with a proper sweet treat, sipping something designed for the occasion.

The mocktail name is Above the Clouds, which fits the setting perfectly. I like experiences where the drink feels themed to the place, not like a random add-on. With sky100, your meal sits inside the viewing area, so you do not lose your prime view time walking elsewhere.

Important timing rule: last order at Cafe 100 is 45 minutes before sky100 closure. That means if you go late, you may need to order quickly and skip a slow-food daydream. Plan to eat and sip before the cutoff so you can enjoy the deck after your meal.

How the 1 hour 30 minutes works in real life (sunset pacing)

The experience duration is listed at about 1 hour 30 minutes. That is enough time to do the essentials, if you pace yourself and do not get stuck in one photo spot.

Here is a smart flow:

1) Start with the big view and skyline photos while the sky is still bright.

2) Find your telescope angle once it gets darker, so you can see more detail as the lights come on.

3) Schedule your waffle and Above the Clouds mocktail so you are done ordering at Cafe 100 before the last order cutoff.

Sunset is strongly recommended because you get two lighting scenes for the price of one evening. At first you see the harbor and buildings clearly. Then the city lights start to twinkle, and the whole area turns into a glow-and-reflection show.

If you are the kind of person who likes to linger, set expectations early. The deck is designed for watching. Still, the last order rule means you should not treat Cafe 100 like an afterthought.

Also, opening hours can change. The current schedule runs 10:00 AM to 8:30 PM, and the dates listed cover 04/01/2024 to 05/16/2025. Always double-check on sky100’s official site before you go, especially if you are visiting around holidays or special events.

Telescopes, photo points, and what to expect from the tech

Sky100 has more than plain windows. There is an interactive multimedia exhibit with insights into local history and culture. There is also a gift shop, so you can grab something small to remember the view.

For photos, you can expect themed decorations in the observation area at certain times. One comment referenced decorations meant for summer photography, plus a light show at night. That is the sort of thing that helps you get better shots without needing to hunt for a perfect landmark on your own.

You may also see AR options tied to the sky100 experience. One person mentioned AR for photo taking, but said it did not work very well. I would treat the AR as a bonus, not the main reason to visit. Your view and the telescopes are the core experience.

If your goal is photos, here is the simplest strategy: keep moving every few minutes. Change your angle from the harbor side to the skyline side, then repeat. The lighting shifts quickly around sunset, and your best shots often come from small changes in where you stand.

Getting there from Tsim Sha Tsui and what to do nearby

Your ticket redemption point is Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck at ICC, 1 Austin Rd W, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. The site is near public transportation and connected to a larger shopping mall environment, which makes it easy to build into a day of walking and shopping.

What that means for you: you can arrive, do sky100, and then keep the evening going without major transit friction. One comment even mentioned stepping down toward Element mall after the visit, which fits the feel of ICC as a full on complex rather than a standalone tower.

If you are basing your trip around Victoria Harbour and the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, sky100 is a natural add-on. The deck gives you a different viewpoint from street-level promenade photos, and it is also a nice way to handle heat or sudden rain.

A small heads-up: directions inside big malls and connected buildings can be confusing. One visitor noted the exits and signage were not obvious at the entry point, so it helps to ask staff for help if you do not find the way quickly.

Who should book this sky100 + Cafe 100 ticket

This is a good fit if you want:

• A sunset plan with minimal stress and an indoor viewing option
• A combo that includes food, not just a ticket
• A place to take your time, use telescopes, and watch the city shift

It also works well for couples and solo visitors who want a calm, photo-friendly hour without a busy tour script. Families can do it too, because the deck has interactive elements and a straightforward pacing structure.

Who should think twice? If you are the type who hates any time pressure, the Cafe 100 last order cutoff means you will need to plan meals earlier in your visit. Also, if you are very sensitive to cold air conditioning, bring a layer.

If you care most about “wow” views over tech extras, you are in the right place. The interactive exhibits and AR are nice, but the harbor lights are the headline.

Should you book this experience?

Yes, I think this package is worth booking if you are aiming for sunset views and you want food included in the same place. The value comes from bundling deck admission with one waffle and the signature Above the Clouds mocktail, so you do not have to add a meal on top of your observation time.

Book it especially if you want an indoor way to see Victoria Harbour light up, with telescopes for extra detail. Just make your plan around the last order timing (45 minutes before closure) and double-check the opening hours on the official site.

If that timing feels tight for your schedule, consider going earlier in the day when you can eat without rushing.

FAQ

What does the sky100 ticket with Cafe 100 include?

It includes one standard admission ticket to the sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, one waffle at Cafe 100, and one signature mocktail called Above the Clouds.

Where is the meeting or redemption point?

You redeem your ticket at Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, International Commerce Centre (ICC), 1 Austin Rd W, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong.

How long does the experience take?

The duration is about 1 hour 30 minutes.

What is the Cafe 100 last order time?

Last order at Cafe 100 is 45 minutes before sky100 closure.

What are the sky100 opening hours listed for this period?

The listed opening hours are 10:00 AM to 8:30 PM, Monday to Sunday, for 04/01/2024 to 05/16/2025. Hours can change, so check the official sky100 website.

Is hotel pickup or drop-off included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

Can I take a service animal?

Yes, service animals are allowed.

Is the experience near public transportation?

Yes. The observation deck location is near public transportation.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is admission guaranteed at all times?

Admission to the sky100 observation deck is subject to rules and regulations, and operating hours may change or the deck may close temporarily due to capacity, weather, special events, or safety and security concerns.