She told the paper she was single but was not sure how she felt about Mr McKee.
"I haven't made up my mind yet about whether I like him or not. I'm still waiting for him to get in touch.''
Ms Capp was spending her junior year abroad studying French at the Sciences Po University on the Cote d'Azur.
She said a date in the future with Mr McKee was not out of the question.
The story has captured the imagination of romantics worldwide with more than 100,000 views on the NZ Herald website and featuring on international media sites including the Daily Mail, Gawker and Slate.
Representatives from Facebook, Good Morning America, TV stations and radio stations in Canada and Australia had contacted Mr McKee with interview requests but he had turned them all down.
Mr McKee told APNZ last week he was walking around Hong Kong admiring the lights when he found the mystery woman crying on the side of the road.
After spending the night drinking and dancing they parted, with her last words to him: "Find me''.
Mr McKee has since taken down the Facebook page he used to launch his appeal due to an overwhelming number of responses.
"I'm just looking to settle it down. It was a hell of a lot of pressure, after the second day it sort of dawned on me that if I was going through this much, then there was going to be an incredible wave of pressure slammed into her,'' he said.
