[2025 Hong Kong Restaurant] Travel Guide for Tai Cheong Bakery (Updated May)

#discoverchina Tai Cheong’s egg tarts are a must-try in Hong Kong. The pastry is perfectly flaky, while the filling is rich and creamy, with just the right amount of sweetness. The texture is smooth and melts in your mouth with every bite. It’s one of the best egg tarts in the city, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike. A simple, delicious treat you can't miss!

#ChinaTravelMoment Egg tart is a food that came from Portugal Egg tart is also sold in Hong Kong, which is adjacent to Macau, but the taste is slightly different Macau's egg tart has a slightly more burnt color, but Hong Kong style egg tart preserves the original taste, so I personally liked the Macau style.

One of the must-try foods when traveling in Hong Kong is the egg tart. There are many places that offer delicious egg tarts, but this particular spot stands out with its unique flavor and smooth texture. It's a popular place to enjoy egg tarts, attracting many tourists who come to savor its perfectly sweet taste. This is a place that will make you crave their egg tarts again and again.

#ChinaTravelMoment #ChinaTravel #HongKong #Restaurant #Dessert Tai Cheong Bakery Hong Kong Tai Cheong Bakery is a representative local bakery where you can taste the classic egg tart. While Portuguese egg tarts are characterized by their crispy exterior and caramelized surface, Tai Cheong's egg tarts are even softer and moister, and have a strong egg flavor. Rather than the crispy tart crust, the tart has a soft and fluffy texture like a cookie. The sweetness is not too sweet, and the rich flavor is the center, so you can enjoy it without feeling burdened, and the rich flavor of the egg custard lingers for a long time. As it boasts a long tradition, it is a place that is consistently loved by both locals and tourists. Tai Cheong, which has a distinct charm different from Portuguese, is a must-visit dessert restaurant in Hong Kong.

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If you're a fan of the iconic Hong Kong egg tart, Tai Cheong Bakery at The Peak is the place where it all began. The tart has the perfect balance of flaky, buttery crust and a smooth, slightly sweet egg custard filling. The texture is just right—rich without being overly heavy, and the sweetness is subtle, allowing the egg flavor to really shine through. It’s clear why this bakery is famous for its egg tarts, and even with its location at The Peak, the quality hasn't changed since it first opened. A must-try for anyone visiting the area, especially if you’re craving a taste of Hong Kong’s classic pastry! 📍 Tai Cheong Bakery Hong Kong, The Peak 山頂道118號山頂廣場2樓19號鋪#TravelAnywhere #newyearnewtrip #travel #localfood

#OverseasTravel Established in 1954, Tai Cheong Bakery is one of Hong Kong's most famous and oldest bakeries. They are especially known for their egg tarts, beloved by Hong Kong's last British Governor, Chris Patten. Tai Cheong's egg tarts feature a buttery, cookie-like crust and a warm, creamy custard filling. I ate them right out of the oven! Besides egg tarts, Tai Cheong Bakery also serves other traditional Hong Kong treats such as Sha Wong (Chinese doughnuts), Sesame Kao (black sesame pudding), and Dan Huang Lian Rong Su (salted egg yolk and lotus seed paste pastry). These snacks are baked fresh daily and continue to retain their nostalgic appeal for locals and tourists alike. The main store is located at 35 Pui Fia Street in Central, Hong Kong, but there are multiple branches across Hong Kong, including The Peak Galleria and several MTR stations. This means you can enjoy Tai Cheong's delicious treats wherever you are! Tai Cheong Bakery Address: F1, 35 Pui Fia Street, Central Opening hours: Open Monday to Sunday, 9:30am to 7:30pm. #HongKong

📍Tai Cheong Bakery - Near Mid-level Escalator 📍Egg, Milk Egg Tarts 2 Kinds A very famous dessert shop in Hong Kong, right? Egg Tart Restaurant Tai Cheong Bakery! 🥚🥧 There are 2 egg tarts, Egg and Milk Egg My basic pick is Egg Tart!! But I recommend you try both! Egg Tart 10HKD approx. 1,700 won Milk Tart 14HKD approx. 2,400 won #HongKongTravel #TheBest #HongKongRestaurant #TaiChungBakery

Hong Kong is famous for its freshly made egg tarts. This shop is a long-established, famous shop that is popular for its egg tarts, and I was able to buy freshly made egg tarts at a reasonable price! The egg tarts were like pudding, and were very delicious with a gooey texture and just the right amount of sweetness! There were also many other cookie-like sweets that were perfect for souvenirs, and many different people were shopping there! The location is close to the street of artsy tourist spots, so it's perfect for taking a break when you're a little hungry. However, please note that there are no seats in the shop! 📍 Tai Cheong Bakery 　35 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong #HongKongTourism #HongKongGourmet #EggTart

#HongKongTravel 📍Location: 35 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central 🕖 Opening hours: 09:30 ~ 19:30 every day If you go to Hong Kong, there is a dessert you must try! It is Tai Cheong Egg Tart💛 Located near the Central Mid-levels Escalator, this place sells mouth-watering egg tarts. They are also very cheap at 10HKD each👍🏻 #HongKong #HongKongRestaurant #HongKongDessert #HongKongEggTart #TaiChungBakery