Love this small bakery in the North Point area. I heard the egg tarts here are great and wanted to…read moregive them a try. Loved the creamy filling and the texture of the crust and will definitely come back when I'm in the area. Bread items here are also good and the price is reasonable (5 HKD) and much cheaper than the bread shop chains like Maxims, Tsai wah, etc...

Nice cake shop but a bit overpriced for the portion. And I didn't really like their famous egg roll…read more- it was less so on the fluffy side

Old School bakery, with *excellent* egg-cream pastries (and baked goods in general).read more

Decades ago it used to be a full service Chinese restaurant that served dim sum in the morning and…read morewedding banquets at night. Over the years their business has stream lined and sized down to one "headquarter" shop and a few retails in other parts of the city. The headquarter is still located at the same spot as it did years ago but with a face lift done last year. As a major local tourist attraction on the weekends, it's always crowned with people buying their signature item - the wife cake 老婆餅 - a flat flaky pastry filled with a sweet winter melon filling. Other than the wife cake, their 　皮　蛋　酥 are good too.

Hang Heung is famous for their Wife Cakes, but my favorite items are the egg rolls. I used to buy…read morenine small boxes of egg rolls for consumption in New York City, but they raised their prices so I could not afford to do such a thing. I remember the promotion being $100 HKD for 3 small boxes. The prices are significantly higher now, but I always look forward to buying more. I hardly ever share. But when I do, it's with good friends/family members.

3hkd an egg tart. There are two choices of egg tart the flaky skin and the regular skin. I got two…read moreflaky skin egg tarts. Popped them both into mouth. So yummy. 3.5hkd for an egg yolk puff.not a full egg yolk I think only 1/3, but still very good. Yummy pastry for yummy price.

Nice butterfly cookies and egg tarts. The crust of the egg tart is very crispy and fluffy compared…read moreto others we've had at the cafe in hkg. The butterfly cookies are also very delicious. Typical hkg street service but the tart makes up for the discreancy in decent service.

Maison Eric Kayser now has two locations in the Tsim Sha Tsui area…read more This one, inside Harbour City, is obviously the location that is more spacious and has a more elevated feeling in terms of layout, décor, customer service, and the overall feel. This location definitely gets more foot traffic than the other location and has a more open room concept. Their bakery area is small but is tidy and holds a lot of the baked items as well as a clear case for their patisserie items. They also have a large seating area for folks that want to enjoy their breakfast, brunch, or café items along with good company. My favorite item is their hazelnut passion fruit tarte. Enjoyed it with a nice iced latte. Although at a higher price point, I would very much prefer this over the Starbucks and other chain coffee shops they have in the general area.

Laduree has got some competition now inside Harbour City!…read more Their macarons are on par with a lot of the more popular names out there, just without the large crowds. Grab yourself a couple (or a dozen) and savor the freshness and sweet goodness. They've got a large variety of other sweets as well, ranging from pastries to smaller sized cakes, etc. And their bread and croissants are damn tasty too! I've grabbed a couple just for a quick little snack in the mornings. They do have a proper sit-down area where you can dine. I will update my review when the time comes for me to eat here! =)

This bakery has 7 different locations. I went to the one at Mongkok, it was packed with people and…read morefast check out. A Japanese style bakery with loads of different kinds of bread, from sweet to savory. I got the cheese loaf pre cut in slices, and a chocolate filled bread. The bread is perfectly yeast and it's fluffy fresh. It bounces back up after I pressed it down. Highly recommend this place!

Located right beside the canal Road flyover, this is one of my favorite place to satisfy my…read morecravings for chinese puddings. Although the shop bears the name of "bean products", it actually sells a lot more than just soy. Other than the typical soy product such as soya milk and tofu dessert, puddings are the highlight of this shop. Red beans, green beans, sesame...the entire display window is filled with wobbly, soft bellied puddings. You know how these often could go terribly wrong and be disappointingly starchy or to another extreme, taste like jelly rather than how they suppose to be; but in here, you can put those worries aside as they continue serving up good quality puddings over the past decades. I remember when I was still in secondary school, as my tutoring school was just near by, I took up the habit of visiting this joint before or after class. It was never a bad idea buying something sweet to have during the could be boring tutorial class or on the way back home after class; this very much explain why I was more than chubby that period of time. It is a shame that I have not yet try out their namesake soya bean products; they have got bean curd dessert served in cups for easy slurping along the way; not only that, they provide condiments other than the classic syrup if I remember correctly. Haven't been there for quite a long while, time to pick up the trail of my fond memories and visit this shop someday~