
We’ve got something for you hot (and fragrant) off the press – baked goods by Bakehouse are now available at a new location in Soho! In case you missed this gem, Bakehouse is a Hong Kong-original artisan bakery honoring and on a par with European-style neighborhood bakeries – an integral part of the local community that has quickly gathered a cult following. Its skilled bakers and pastry chefs bake the city’s finest handcrafted baked goods and sourdough bread on-site!
The new outlet in Soho is a takeaway bakery counter that lets you take home pure comfort in its heartiest form – warm, fragrant, sweet or sour baked goods – from gorgeous slow-fermented loaves, viennoiseries, and signature tarts to a selection of made-to-order items exclusive to the new location, as well as other pastries and savories.
Bakehouse founder Grégoire Michaud is a swiss-born veteran pastry chef and master baker who began exploring the time-honored secrets of this ancient craft when he was only 15. He is known for using only the highest-quality, hand-picked ingredients, namely the organic flour from the Girardeau Family’s Suire Mill in Boussay, France; Pepe Saya small-batch creamery butter from Caringbah, Australia; and Guérande sea salt, among other artisanal ingredients. The selection of products changes with the chef’s inspiration and the availability of seasonal products, so the offer always includes the freshest items – in every sense of the word.
Come to bakehouse and rediscover the meaning of baked goods. Feast your eyes, then come to Soho to smell and taste the goodness!
Hong Kong’s much-loved Bakehouse by Grégoire Michaud has opened its second outlet in Hong Kong, in the form of a takeaway bakery counter located in Soho, Central.
Anyone who is into amazing baked goods!
Bakehouse in Wanchai (which is also a café & restaurant) is open from 8am - 6pm daily, and the takeaway outlet in Soho from 7am - 7pm.
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