Hong Kong Bakery

There's a reason this place has been a beloved standby for so long. The most scrumptious and fresh baked goods. My personal favorites are the BBQ pork buns, egg tarts, and pastries (BBQ pork, winter melon, red bean). They have a large selection so there will be something to suit every palate! Cash only.

I got the assorted box during the Chinatown Dining Week and they are so amazing. It’s worth the hype. I definitely come back for the pork bun, and the cream bun. The macarons are surprisingly good. The matcha one actually tastes like matcha. Only for $10 but I got so many inside the box. Im excited to try the egg tart next time I’m there, and the cakes there as well. Everything is only around $2. They make all of them in the morning for the whole day so make sure to come there as soon as possible to get the one you want before they ran out. The only downside is I have to pay by cash. I don’t know if it’s only for that day or it’s like that. So thats something to keep in mind when visit there

2022 June 3.5★ It's a hit and miss with this place. There are some items very good, some good and others just bad. The place isn't too big, but serves a variety of buns, cakes and other foods. Ordered different buns, the buns were a bit flat. The BBQ pork bun didn't have enough meat. Some of the buns tasted better than others. Had the white sugar cake 白糖糕 it was perfectly sweet, good flavors and springy. This was good. The egg tarts were the best. Lots of egg flavor and the custard was very good. Would recommend this. Not bad, but have had better. Though the egg tarts were amazing. Worth a try.

We stopped in here today looking for mochi. We didnt find any but we found at least 50 items that looked amazing. So we bought some and had a hard time not buying everything. We had bbq pork Buns that had soft fluffy bread. Coconut cream Buns with real cream and super soft bun. Heavenly. I couldnt eat more but im looking forward to the Red bean cake. I love Red bean! Alot of the Desserts have whipped cream and I love that! Come here. It's good.

I was a bit taken aback by the $2 per bun as I’ve been spoiled with buns that are at most, $1.50 but I must say, they are worth it! The bread and meat ratio was even and the bread was a bit sweet and soft. There were a lot of varieties to choose from, we walked out with a box of buns, cake and egg tarts. Will definitely come back for more!

Was surprised by how tasty this Chinese bakery was. Never knew about this bakery until a coworker mentioned their wife cake, and since I was heading to YEG might as well stop in and give them a try. When we walked in the smell of fresh bakery was yum, there was also a decent line up to order so that's always a good sign. We we're definitely pleasantly surprised by how tasty everything was. The buns had a lot of filing and a nice flavor and reheated nicely with a soft center and crispy outside which is awesome because we picked up way to many thing in Edmonton to eat in one day even two day. The wife cake was also really good, not to sweet, not to soft and has a nice chew to it, even my mom said it was really good.

Hong Kong Bakery is hands down my favourite HK-style bakery in Edmonton. The price point is honestly great and I've never been disappointed with anything. It's a cute little shop in Edmonton's Chinatown. If I had to pick my favourite item, it would be the [Pork and Shrimp Dumpling - 咸水角] ($1.10). It's a glutinous rice dumpling fried to perfection! It's super chewy and has a delicious filling. I literally think about this in bed. I also recommend the BBQ Pork Bun, Curry Beef Pie and Custard Pineapple Bun.