Here lots about this place that makes sour dough egg tarts, they also sell many different types of…read morepastries. There always a line waiting to purchase, this is a take out only and egg tarts are limited to 30 per purchase. The tarts are small in size but the taste makes up for it. The egg tart had a good crispy crust a very good filling, it was worth waiting online.

We were in the mood for other pastries and passing by this bakery made us want to try. We got a…read morecharsiu puff pastry which was good. Overall this bakery is average prices- it was $12hkd (equivalent to $1.5 USD) for the puff pastry.

Egg tarts are normal homemade quality. Theyre tasty but do not have the paper thin crunchy layers…read more Chicken pies are also homemade not pro quality but good. Egg tarts are 4 hkd and chicken pies are 9 hkd as of 2017.

My favorite Chinese bakery in Hong Kong…read more My brother said the Kee Wah bakery in International Financial Centre is larger than the one located at the basement of Sogo in Causeway Bay; perhaps there is a bigger selection. Whatever my brother says, I believe him. After all he is the wiser one. There are just two favorites I usually get in Kee Wah. They are: 1) Chinese sweet crispies (HKD20 for a pack of 4) 2) Pineapple Shortcake (HKD8.50 each) This shop is indeed bigger than the small stall in Sogo but the few things I bought can be found in the small stall as well. There are so many interesting pastries I like to get but the thought of packing them to head home to Atlanta in 9 days time is already giving me a headache. So I bought 8 pineapple shortcakes, 2 mango shortcakes (since I love mangoes!!) and two packs of sweet crispies. Will definitely try to save those pastries so I can slowly enjoy them when I return to Atlanta :)

A small Kee Wah store. For snackers, they have everything in small packages unlike the ones…read morelocated in shopping centers. Very affordable. I love their egg rolls as presents for my family and friends. Chinese Pies are not my favorite. The shell tastes like flour to me; the bean paste inside was okay. Their breads are good and reasonable, like the ones sold in Japan, soft and fluffy.

Passed by Big Grains one afternoon when their egg tarts came out of the oven. They looked really…read moredelicious. I was also intrigued by the sign showing the various layers of their pistachio crème brûlée crumble tart. I couldn't resist the temptation and bought one of each to try. The shop wasn't very big, but they have a lot of yummy looking pastries and breads. Everything looked beautiful. If I was not pre-diabetic, I would probably have bought other items as well. There was a short wait, and staff were friendly. I shared the two items I bought with my sister. We liked them both as they were very fresh and tasty. They had the right amount of sweetness. The egg tart shell was buttery, the egg filling was smooth, and we could really taste the different layers of the crumble tart. Nice quality, and worth the higher price tag.

Fantastic bakery that specializes in french baking. Had their sesame mochi bread which was super…read moresoft on the outside and full of custard and sesame flavor on the inside. They also have a mentaiko baguette filled with mentaiko cream. Would recommend this for anyone stopping by Jordan for breakfast.

Cherry Bakery Cake Shop is a Chinese bakery I encountered while walking around Sham Shui Po…read more Finding inexpensive Chinese baked goods is relatively easy. Even the big bakery chains sell things like pineapple buns for around HK$7-9. But this bakery falls into the category of being even more ridiculously cheap. They have a lot of buns here like pineapple and cocktail buns. Some sell for as low as HK$2 which is basically for a quarter in American dollars. Though most buns cost around HK$3 and they are quite huge. While the taste of the buns are not out of this world, they are pretty decent. Comparable to the buns I buy in Seattle that cost up to 5 times that price. I did also see other baked goods here like bread and egg tarts. Given the prices, it was not a surprise that there were plenty of customers getting their fill of treats here. If you are looking for cheap Chinese baked goods, check out Cherry Bakery Cake Shop.

I would recommend getting the mango mochi here! They're cheap and they taste amazing! My grandma…read morealways buys them from this shop.

I was hunting for egg tarts and this was on the way so I got one -- pretty good! So cheap and such…read morequick service.

Best bakery ever! The buns are so light and fluffy, reasonably priced, and super delicious. The…read moreemployees are so kind and treat you with great service. I definitely recommend the pineapple buns which have a crispy crust on top and delicious cream inside. The egg custard tarts in the window are also delicious! 10/10 do recommend!

Have a large variety of bread and pastries and theyre all pretty good but quite overpriced. Located…read moreinside citysuper which explains the price point.

The Little Mermaid is a bakery within Citysuper. Its name has always baffled me - what does a…read moremermaid have to do with bread and pastries? My mother and I frequently go to Citysuper for its good range of imported stuff and its convenient location in New Town Plaza, and my mother loves buying the bread here. To be fair, the bread is always freshly made and there's a good variety. If you're looking for whole grain bread, or fruit danishes, or blueberry muffins, they've got it all. This can easily be a one stop shop for all your bakery needs - it's not huge, but they've got it all covered. One of my favorites is this olive and cheese French bread - I save it till the next morning, put it in the toaster for a couple of minutes and make a breakfast out of it. The French bread is crispy on the outside but nice and moist on the inside, and the melted cheese with the olives taste divine. Their chocolate danish is really great as well, although a little on the sweet side. But the thing about Little Mermaid, as it is with anything that's part of Citysuper, is that it's expensive. My mother likes to buy regular sandwich bread here, which I don't understand because it's a fraction of the price at any other bakery! And it's just ordinary sandwich bread - as long as it's fresh, it'll do. I can justify buying more 'special' stuff here though - like the olive and cheese French bread - because the chances of finding one that tastes as good at other places is slim! In sum, skip buying things like sandwich bread or loaves here. You're better off getting them somewhere else at a cheaper price!

There are a variety of breads, cookies, Chinese pastries, mooncakes, and more. My go-tos include…read morethe almond cookie, salted egg yolk with lotus seed paste pastry, and the traditional wife cake. I used to be a fan of this bakery but the attitude that I get from the staff is outrageous. The store set up is typical of Kee Wah bakeries and the store is packed with customers, making it hard to navigate through the store. The staff don't help either with little to no interest in assisting customers to the cashier end of the store. Do you get the picture yet? When the store is crowded and no one can make turns or walk over to pay without pushing one another, that's a problem. I almost gave up shopping here because I found it annoying. Worst part is, the "greeters" standing at the store front literally just stand there. No "hello" or anything. Once I found all the goods I wanted and made my way over to pay, the cashier acted like she didn't want to do her job. Honey, you're in retail and need to spice up your customer service skills. Needless to say I'm not coming back to this location.

It was nice to have a Kee Wah nearby where I was staying. At least I knew there was an…read moreabove-average Chinese bakery that I can just grab a light breakfast. Sometimes, just having a coconut or pineapple bun was enough for me in the morning. The breads are fresh here the bakery has more fancy baked goods if you needed to do some gift shopping. The place is clean and well-lit. Service was generally attentive and non-obtrusive.