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My most frequent place to bulk buy chinese doughnut, egg tarts and tapioca puddings. This is the spot Ill be at during weekend trips to Chinatown. Com…
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I love HK bakery. I could get a lot of buns and other pastries here that you CANNOT get at T&T or other Asian stores. I'd say it's pretty authentic, m…
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Your standard Chinese bakery. The space is small so their offerings are a bit more limited than other bakeries. Some decent offerings, but I would say…
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9 Reviews on “Hong Kong Bakery”
Your standard Chinese bakery. The space is small so their offerings are a bit more limited than other bakeries. Some decent offerings, but I would say that Garden Bakery is a bit better.
Cute little bakery in Chinatown. It had all the generic Asian bakery goodies. I had a chestnut mousse dessert as well as a red bean pastry both were decent.
[At taste of Edmonton] My first target was a green onion cake. Ever since I moved to Edmonton, people won’t shut up about green onion cakes. While I have had similar before, I’ve never head the cake variety. I grabbed one for 3 tickets from the Hong Kong Bakery, and proceeded to get really confused when they had sour cream on hand. I guess it works, but it still seemed weird to me. Someone I went with told me it was to cool it down as it also comes with hot sauce, but I don’t see the need. Whatever reason, I tried it in all ways but preferred it plain. The cake itself was crispy with a soft inside, and the flavours were nice, but I still don’t understand why everyone in this town is so crazy for them. I’d love to have it as part of a meal, to wipe up a plate, or work with something else, but on it’s own, it’s alright. lowercrust.wordpress.com
Super crammed inside… I had to squish myself in there just to order anything… that and I had to call out to someone to get the buns for me and it got annoying real fast because I couldn’t see from far away… and the buns weren’t all that memorable… waste of my time.
They have the best fresh buns and home made ice cream!! Mmmmmm cocktail buns
Garden Bakery was always my regular place, but I might switch! Buns are very fluffy and dough is soft and sweet. Egg custard is soft and not rubbery. Go early, because I went at 4 pm and they were out of a few items.
Great breakfast option. When all the main dim sum restaurants in the Kingsway area are packed and you can’t wait, the Hong Kong Bakery is a great breakfast option. As a shop selling traditional Chinese pastries like tarts and buns, this bakery has a decent selection that all taste pretty great.The pineapple bun was crunchy, the coconut bun had a creamy filling, and while not overly stuffed, the pork and chicken buns had nice sweet meats in a sweet bun.On the way in or out of Edmonton, this bakery is a great place to grab a quick snack.