About Us
Café "1974"
Established in 1974, the ICAC has remained steadfast in its mission to combat corruption over the past half century. Hong Kong, once plagued by a morass of corruption, has now transformed into an internationally renowned city of probity. In commemoration of the ICAC's golden jubilee, we set up a café named “1974” inside the ICAC Building and open it to the general public. This unique café, integrated with features of education and publicity, allows visitors to explore the ICAC’s work up close while savouring the signature “ICAC coffee” of Hong Kong. We warmly welcome you, whether from Hong Kong, the Mainland or abroad, to come and discover the resolute commitment and endeavours of the ICAC in fighting corruption.
Four Highlighted Features
ICAC Revealed: Some real case exhibits and tools are displayed for the first time in the café, allowing everyone to have a glimpse of the ICAC's investigation work and learn more about our major cases and history.
Signature "ICAC Coffee": Apart from a large ICAC coffee cup display, you may also buy and taste the signature "ICAC Coffee" at our coffee bar. Click here for the menu.
Hong Kong-style Deco: Iconic ICAC signs and neon light decorations in a nostalgic Hong Kong vibe are available inside and outside the café for selfie-taking. You may also try our photo booth with four thematic frames.
Exclusive ICAC's Souvenirs: A variety of highly collectible ICAC souvenirs are available for sale at the self-service vending machine.
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Plan Your Visit
ICAC coffee for sale: Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm (closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays)
(The coffee bar is operated by Po Leung Kuk)
- Advance booking is not available.
- Crowd control measures may be implemented when the maximum capacity is reached.
- Coffee supply is limited, available while stocks last.
Inclement Weather Special Measures
Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 3 / Red Rainstorm Warning: Coffee bar closed
Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above / Black Rainstorm Warning: Coffee bar and exhibition closed