Looking for some good sourdough to make a BLT sandwich, or a freshly baked bagel to go with your cream cheese? These top Hong Kong bakeries have you covered.
There are endless options if you’re looking for tea houses, ice cream parlours, and cafes in Hong Kong to chill and relax. However, if you’re in the mood to make yourself some scrumptious sandwiches at home or simply craving some fresh-out-the-oven goodness, then you can’t miss out on these top bakeries in Hong Kong.
Where to find the best bakeries in Hong Kong
1. Proof
Looking for gorgeous, freshly made bread in Happy Valley? Proof has you covered. This bakery in Hong Kong cranks out a selection of yummy treats on a daily basis. We love its breads are au naturale – no artificial ingredients or additives here! Our vote goes to the Sun-dried Tomato Bagels and the Sourdough Loaves.
Proof, 14 Tsun Yuen Street, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, p. 6542 7988
2. Plumcot
Founded by husband-and-wife duo Camille Moënne-Loccoz and Dominique Yau, this Tai Hang bakery specialises in Parisian pastries. Plumcot’s artisanal creations are made using ingredients imported from France, ensuring each pastry and bread is as authentic as can be. Make sure to try the Almond Croissant and Brioche in the namesake flavour, Plumcot – the perfect combo of plum and apricot.
Plumcot, G/F, 10A Sun Chun Street, Tai Hang, Hong Kong, p. 2573 6293
3. Cuit
Hunting down a good loaf of sourdough? Check out Cuit! You’ll be spoiled for choice at this Sai Kung bakery, as Cuit’s sourdough loaves come in a wide variety of flavours. We’ve heard good things about its Olive Sourdough, and the Potato and Cheese Sourdough. As for those who prefer sweet treats, the Sourdough Banana Bread, Pandoro, and Cashew Miso Sesame Cookies are not to be missed. If you’re visiting Cuit for lunch, give its sourdough sandwiches a try, too!
Cuit, G/F, 3A Po Tung Road, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, p. 9104 8937
4. Fresh Fresh Bakery
Fans of mochi, this one’s for you. Fresh Fresh Bakery’s soft and chewy creations have taken the city by storm! The signature carb comes in as many as 12 flavours, with popular fillings like Lava Chocolate, Cheese, and Pistachio. Can’t get enough? Give the bakery’s chiffon cakes a try, too.
Fresh Fresh Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
5. Levain Bakery
Levain has been making its own version of European artisanal bread in Hong Kong for almost a decade. The bakery uses high quality ingredients in its products, meaning that the bread is free from artificial flavours and preservatives. Levain offers a number of vegan and gluten-free options too, which we can really support. We recommend the baguettes!
Levain Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
6. Simplylife Bakery Cafe
We can’t be the only ones who love peering through the windows of Simplylife Bakery Cafe to catch the bakers and chefs in action! With an expansive open kitchen, Simplylife puts its bread-making process on display. While you wait for your pasta, get a glimpse of the bakers as they roll the pins and work the piping. Finish your meal with a freshly baked handmade European-style pastry, or grab a baguette to go.
Simplylife Bakery Cafe has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
7. Frenchies
Frenchies is our go-to spot for a delicious taste of Paris. From flaky croissants to heavenly pain au chocolat, every bite feels like a little slice of France. If you’re in the mood for something unique, the Dragon’s Back pastry with its almond paste and orange twist is a must-try. Feel free to grab a coffee too, before sitting by the window for a leisurely afternoon of people-watching.
Frenchies, G/F, 39-43 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
8. Bakehouse
Led by Gregoire Michaud, the former pastry chef of Four Seasons Hong Kong, Bakehouse has totally won over the city with its mouth-watering baked goods. Its croissants and danishes are as light as clouds, and the team handcrafts two fresh batches every day with seasonal ingredients and traditional baking methods. From the 48-hour Fermented Sourdough Bread to the heavenly Sourdough Egg Tart, there’s something for everyone at Bakehouse. Brace yourself for the long queues, but the wait will be worth it!
Bakehouse has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
9. Pane e Latte
Get ready to satisfy your cravings with a trip to Pane e Latte, the Italian bakery and gelateria that has taken Stanley by storm since its opening in July 2021. With its charming pink and pastel exterior, this bakery is a treat for the eyes and taste buds. Step inside and you’ll be greeted with a mouthwatering selection of traditional baked goods and pastries that are made fresh in the kitchen. From crusty baguettes to the famous Mazi sourdough bread, Pane e Latte is able to satisfy all your carb cravings.
Pane e Latte, G/F, U-c Court, 25 Stanley Market Road, Stanley, Hong Kong, p. 2337 7221
10. Miam Bakery
Located in the laid-back neighbourhood of Sai Ying Pun, Miam Bakery features a wide range of baked goods. From crunchy baguettes and croissants to sourdough and bagels, there’s something for everyone. Love a good pie? Miam also crafts made-to-order pies with delectable fillings, like Orange with Almond Cream and Chocolate Pecan.
Miam Bakery, 73 Third Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, p. 5592 5507
11. Sourdough Cafe
When it comes to sourdough bread in Hong Kong, you can’t go wrong with the treats and loaves from Sourdough Cafe. This Wan Chai lunch spot and bakery sells breads, pastries, and sandwiches with a sourdough base. We’re especially impressed by its Sourdough Croissants, Raspberry Rhubarb Mille Feuille, and hot-pressed Cubano Ciabatta Sandwich with sliced ham, slow-roasted pulled pork, pickles, and swiss cheese. What’s more, Sourdough Cafe serves vegetarian, vegan, as well as healthy eating options – gotta love the inclusivity!
Sourdough Cafe, Shop 2-3, G/F, Keen Hung Commercial Building, 80 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, p. 2571 8873
12. Gontran Cherrier
With over 50 bakeries worldwide, Gontran Cherrier is a renowned French pastry brand that offers a delightful range of freshly baked bread, including croissants and baguettes with unique flavours like sesame and curry. Brave the queue to indulge in a variety of pastries, from scones to butter cookies, to patisserie cakes like eclairs and lemon tarts, all crafted with the utmost precision and finesse. Don’t forget to pair your treats with the GC Signature Blend coffee for the perfect combo!
Gontran Cherrier, Shop B207, B2/F, K11 Musea, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, p. 3468 2430
13. Urban Bakery
Striving to create edible masterpieces, Urban Bakery brings artisanal pastries and breads to Hong Kongers at wallet-friendly prices. Its croissants are must-tries and come with fillings like Double Brie and Ham, or Langoustine with Curry Emulsion. On the sweet side, you’ll find a range of pastries and cakes on offer, including Strawberry Danishes and Custard Egg Tarts. And don’t forget to check out Urban’s sourdough loaves!
Urban Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
14. Homebake
At Homebake, you’ll find a haven that feels just like home, offering a delightful array of artisan bread, pastries, and wholesome grab-and-go meals that are crafted with the finest raw ingredients. Their commitment to quality is evident in their classic desserts, particularly their meticulously perfected mille-feuille. Available in flavours such as mango puree and Belgium chocolate, this French delicacy features an impressive 1,280 layers of buttery, caramelised pastry that are baked twice for a crispy texture. To ensure freshness, Homebake even offers a convenient four-hour bake-to-order service, ensuring that your mille-feuille is prepared and ready on the same day within a short timeframe.
Homebake, Shop B, G/F, Melbourne Plaza, 33 & 33A Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2813 8728
15. Maison Kayser
Originating in France, Maison Kayser produces some of the most delectable breads in Hong Kong. While we love its crisp baguettes, we also go mad for the Olive Ciabatta and Fig Bread. Blending traditional baking techniques with contemporary flavours, it’s no wonder that this bread store is always swamped with people!
Maison Kayser has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
16. Find a bakery near you
If there’s something as common as convenience stores in the 852, it’d be bakeries! From inside MTR stations to your next street corner, you might spot these familiar chain bakeries in Hong Kong – and smell them from a mile away. Drop in to find your breakfast staples at unbeatable prices.
A1 Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
Arome Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
Kee Wah Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
Paper Stone Bakery has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
[This article was originally published in May 2017 and updated in 2024 by Celia Lee.]
