Get in early to avoid disappointment - or check in late for closing specials. Whichever way you do…read moreit, expect crusty bread and bakery products, the best in Lantau - if not the New Territories. Bacon twists are the bomb. The sourdough loaves don't last long in our house. Rounding off the experience is a cosy cluster of tables with tea and coffee service. The tables face a cabinet full of good cheeses and deli meats. Popular with Pilates groups, tourists and locals.

But I would walk 500 miles And I would walk 500 more…read moreJust to be the (wo)man who walks a thousand miles To fall down at your door da da da (da da da) da da da (da da da) Now that I've got that song in your brain like it's in mine right now. da da da (da da da) da da da (da da da) But seriously, I did walk (hike) a total of 12 miles that day and part of it included hiking to Village Bakery for breakfast during my multi city exploration with a friend early one Sunday morning! It was near insanity, but I loved every step, especially the one where I came right up to Village Bakery's door! The wafting smell of fresh bread and pastries is hard to miss if you know where to start heading towards while in Mui Wo. (Depending upon which direction you are walking from, it's near the back off of Mui Wo Ferry Pier Road, right down the street from Fusion grocery store and around the corner from Wellcome Supermarket.) It's easy to see how it often sells out of their best sellers on weekend mornings! An assortment of trays and bins in behind clear glass doors offers a decent wall of choices. French bread and the like are their specialties but you will find many other types of breads, rolls, muffins, croissants, donuts, even cheese cakes and tarts. Need to put together a charcuterie board? No problem, they offer all the fixings for that too in their refrigerated case near the cashier counter. This tiny bakery also sells coffees, teas, flours, and beans/rice! Nice, dark wood, tables are on the other side of the wall for customers to sit down and enjoy a cup of joe or tea to go along with their purchases. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your music, appetite, (some good walking shoes, too!) and head over to pay the Village so you can let the Proclaimers loose as you move the rhythm while munching on some desserts.... da da da (da da da) But please, don't forget your headphones because not everyone wants to hear your music! Wink, wink!

We loved the fine taste and aroma and the fresh light taste of the cakes. Reservation 1 day in…read moreadvance appriciated. If not you can get what is there. Our favourites cakes are caramel lemon - see photos and mascarpone peach

Horrible service! Rude staff, I asked for napkin, they said "you should bring your own" they don't…read morehave any! While checking out they dropped my bread and it touched the floor directly, they picked it back up and attempted to serve it to me. The cashier was also sneezing directly onto her hands and then touching food. Disgusting service and massively rude. I have NEVER experienced such horrible service. I will never go back!

Very local for the Lai Chi Kok area, this was a great bakery discovery that we sought out based on…read morethe prior Yelp reviewer because we were in the area. A typical bakery in many ways, but maybe a touch larger and more variety. From the lady selling egg tarts out front, to the extensive array of the normal breads and buns you see in most bakeries, to their big cookie wall...we felt like this was a great bakery. Fresh quality, friendly staff and busy with patrons...all good signs of a good bakery. Let me highlight the cookie wall. If you have ever waiting in line at Jenny Bakery for their delicious cookies, this is exactly what these are...but without the wait and the attitude from the staff! The cookies are delicious. From coffee to green tea to chocolates in flavor, they are sold as mix-n-match by the half pound or the pound. Think of it like a lense dense, more flavorful shortbreak cookie. Great bakery...I wish it was closer to my home in Sheung Wan.

This is a bakery shop that has been in Mei Foo residential area for more than 3 decades. They sell…read moreeverything that spells out from a bakery like bread, cakes, biscuits, cookies, buns, egg tarts and even nougats and cold ice milk tea yummy yummy. Its been always my first stop to shop for a breakfast take away before getting into the MTR for work. Pretty much everything is freshly made, every morning and day, Its always packed with lots of people so by afternoon everything is gone. The store shop got recently a make over but it still kept some nostalgia. Its always really nice to eat something that actually been baked from the shop and not been produced in a factory and then spread out over the city like e.g. Maxims bakery. The aunties working in the shop have been around here for a while and gives great and fast service. There was one time I was in really hurry and at the cashier I realized I forgot my wallet at home. She noticed that immediately and just told me its okay lah just come back next day with the money. I really appreciate this kind of local style attitude and service that people in the neighborhood still trust each other which you hardly can't see nowadays.

With fresh buns constantly streaming out of their kitchen in the back your choice could be made a…read morelittle easier. Just grab what ever delicious bun is steaming up it's case! If the deliciousness is not enough to get you here the price should be! What ever change you find in your couch should get you about 3 buns! At the time of this post the location was wrong on yelp so be sure to google map this bakery as it should be a must stop in you search for pillowy bun deliciousness!

As I was passing by, a friend and I picked up an eggtart each since we were just dreaming and…read moredrooling about our favorite ones. They are a good deal and only $3 here. They have the flaky crust, but unfortunately was a bit too thick. The sweetness of the custard was fine, but wasn't as soft inside as we both preferred. Overall, it was not a bad eggtart, just not as good as some of the other ones we've had in Hong Kong.

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!

Tasty dan tat (egg tart) here with cookie crust. It's really soft and flaky, though more on the…read moresalty side and less sweet. Get it while it's fresh and hot. I also think it's fairly dry, so make sure you have something to drink! Store is extremely fast and efficient and has been around forever. It's quite small and cramped inside, so order quickly and have the right amount of change ready. There are lots of benches to eat on outside.

BIG PINEAPPLE BUN - They have a big pineapple bun here, about $7-9, that is at least 6 inches wide,…read moreor may be almost the size of your face. I have literally stood in the rain (with an umbrella, or course) waiting for fresh ones to be baked (since they were sold out). The pineapple buns have raisins, walnuts, and sunflower seeds within. Not a lot, but definitely a good surprise when you are eating the bun. Crispy outside, soft inside. Heaven. Egg tarts - They have both the flaky crust and butter/cookie crust. Both are very good. Just the right amount of crust and the custard within is nice and soft. And they often have fresh batches as they sell quickly. They have many different kinds of breads and buns sold too. One of the unique ones I have seen is the pineapple bun with the BBQ pork stuffed inside. They also have very reasonable prices for cakes, generally under $100. You can get a yummy Chinese cake for about $50-60, but all depends on size and flavor.

I love their cute set courses. It looks like a bakery but the restaurant within is the little…read morehidden gene! Quality of food is actually very good!

Expensive and not good taste. The bread got A lot of void space inside. Never get you full. But no…read morechoice nearby there. Poor choice.