Top 5 Bakery in Hong Kong

Shop B, G/F, Grand Place, 560 Nathan Rd, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

“Such an interesting little “food truck”. The first time I came here, the souffle was cold. I gave it another chance and this time the souffle is hot! The matcha souffle has a stronger cream cheese flavor. If you dont like cream cheese, this isn’t really for you. Overall, the desserts and the prices are very good.”

2 Staunton St, Central, Hong Kong

“I would have to say they deserve the best pizzas award more than words can describe. Not a joke I knew this place for years just until recently I decided to go try out. The pizza dough itself is full of smoky flavour with texture close to naan. I don't want to write 1000 words on what they taste like, it's the old saying eating is believing! See the pic then”

Harbour City, Shop OT215K, 2/F, Ocean Terminal, 3-27 Canton Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“The cakes were good, i had a sea salt caramel crepe cake and a cheese cake, both were nice and smooth. The taro oat milk tasted wired- a scent of mint (or toothpaste!) which wasn’t supposed to be!? But the service was terrible- one staff wore a mask but pulled down to his chin; when we were there, we were instructed to sit while there were actually a lot of free seats and tables- not allowed us to pick. They acted quick but were throwing plates and cups. Although not needing to queue but we felt very not welcomed.”

Leishun Court, 1-5號 Haven St, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

“Chicken cake that kids love so much! Ordered lemon cheese🧀”

坤德樓地下, 245號 Sha Tsui Rd, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong

“very traditional shanxi noodles. noodles are hand made by the chef in the store. the spiciness is so spot on.”

1F, Somptueux Central, 52 Wellington St, Central, Hong Kong

“The food is simply delightful, scrumptious and fresh. Staff is attentive. Since we needed to drive and I can’t have alcohol, my husband had a nonalcoholic pairing. Very lovely! The food amount is good for man as well. I love the caldoso rice! Finally we found a hidden gem in the city! Ando deserves the 2nd stars to be honest. Hope that they can keep the standard :) we will come back for our anniversary and more!”

314號 Castle Peak Rd, Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong

“An old HK style cafe where one could find old style bread & pastry. They were known for egg tarts which were quite good when it’s fresh out from oven. Tried the noodle dishes where were pretty average. HK style milk tea tasted quite good & robust but it’s a bit too milk-dominant for me.”

Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Tat Chee Ave, 80號L2-30 Festival Walk

“The food was not worth it. Some of the pasta were harder to chew(could have cooked longer) and some of the mushrooms tasted weird. The pumpkin soup was okay Bread of normal quality The waiter was patient when I encountered credit card issues. Great service.”

59 Caine Rd, Central, Hong Kong

“Went there for dinner on a Saturday night. The restaurant was clearly understaffed and the waitresses were all seen to be stressed. Service was super slow and sloppy. Tables were too closed to each other and we felt really clamped . The Peking duck was dry and rough , the “pancake” wrappings was super rough and dry. It was definitely the worst that I have ever had. The prawns were ok but nothing to write home about. The sauce for the vegetables was too thick. To summarize the whole dining experience, this restaurant is meant for TOURISTS who have no previous exposure to Chinese cuisine and try to find a restaurant that matches their imagination of a Chinese restaurant in some old sleazy Chinese movies.”

PMQ - Showcase, S109 - S113, Block A, 35 Aberdeen St, Central, Hong Kong

“Sake Food pairing is surprisingly rare, even for HK. I loved how each and every sake was presented in detail, even though I could pick up the details less and less every sip I took. I highly recommend if you like sake !”

no. 407, Level 4, Shop, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong

“Decided to give a try and we weren't disappointed. Pizza was crisp and tasty, especially we liked the funghi one.”

Hong Kong, Sai Ying Pun, Third St, 142-150號, Yen Shin Mansion, 地下F號舖

“The green tea cake is top-notch, the solid cake with the dense cream tastes just right. The taste of Shuhuli is a bit lacking, and the texture is a bit too moist, which can be improved.”

1/F, New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel, 72 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“We had buffet lunch here. Food variety is very limited compared to similar buffets offered by other nearby restaurants. Starters are also limited. Desserts only includes few fruits, ice cream and small cakes, not huge variety. Very few dishes of south Asian food. No halal food option.”

16 Kai Chiu Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

“Really excited to try bakehouse! Came with the expectation that there will be a long queue, but we were lucky that there was no one at 9:45am. Ordered their famous Sourdough Egg Tart, Apple Crumble Danish, Croissant, Pain Au Chocolat, and …”

Units GF- 01-03, 22 Museum Drive, West Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

“Lovely place to enjoy an outdoor quiet lunch. The food was great and appropriately portioned. Downsides are mainly the outrageous price and staff that are daydreaming most of the time. When you do get their attention, however, they are well mannered and respond swiftly.”

號, 328 Sha Tsui Rd, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong

“oneday walk pass this place..see many ppl queuing outside. thinking this must some sort of hidding gems food in tuen wan area. but too hot noon time, im already sweating amd dont wanna sweat anymore and wait. so i didnt try. at night time i walkby another time. wow nearly full 9pm but still got 2 seat, so i decide to try. ❤️❤️❤️quality amazing. soup nice, rich ingredients . **rice noodle super chewy🤤🤤🤤 good chef hard to find chewy one. order 2 noodles. one witg wontun another one with pork neck meat. ❤️❤️❤️super good soup. ig:hkfoodpoet #food #hkfood #hongkongfood #hongkong #hongkongdessert #hongkongcrusine #omicron #食物 #香港 #香港美食 #劣食 #難食 # 狗也不#foodig #hkfoodpoet #閃電五連鞭”

Shop G201, Amoy Plaza II, 77 Ngau Tau Kok Road, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong

“Average service”

UG Level, 22 Cotton Tree Dr, Central, Hong Kong

“I had a dirty knife when I sat down. Tbh as a 5 star hotel, I expected the teas to have fresh tea leaves than a teabag that I can easily get from Bargain Mart. $80 for a teabag, that was a joke. The food looked presentable but it didn't match up to the menu so I was confused as to what I was eating.”

IFC HK Hong Kong Island Central Shop 2096A, 2/F, 8 Finance St, Hong Kong

“Had a quick dine-in for afternoon tea. Their crepe cakes are always tasty and not too sweet. This time is also no exception. Usually in the afternoon there's a line queueing up for dine-in. But we were lucky today, got a table immediately. The service was somewhat below standard. 3 waiters/ waitresses were standing at the service counter, they were supposed to take care of the 8-10 tables. But when we signalled that we're ready to order, we could see they were trying to push each other to serve the table. The other times they were just watching at their phones or chatting to each other, ignoring the customers. This is somewhat annoying. Other than that, food was good.”

13號 Chong Yip St, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

“An 'All you can eat" spicy chicken pot and Chinese Fondue restaurant. Besides chicken pot and Fondue, there are a couple of appetizers and drinks that are unlimited refilled. It is a good place for gathering with friends and family, and the best thing is there are no time constraints for the buffet. You can enjoy your dinner from 6 pm to midnight, so your friends can come and join in any time. The only thing you need to bear in mind is that there's a sequence of serving the dinner, first appetizers, chicken pot, and Fondue. Once you finish your appetizer and start eating the chicken pot or the Fondue, you can't go back, i.e., you can order appetizers or chicken pot once you start eating Fondue. Last but not least, if you are a dog lover, you will like it here, as the restaurant is decorated with a lot of Corgi's photos,”