
First introduced in the 1940s and 1950s, egg tarts have become a beloved staple in Hong Kong’s culinary scene, offering a nostalgic taste of history. This iconic treat represents a unique fusion of East and West, drawing inspiration from British custard tarts and Portuguese pastéis de nata, making it a symbol of cultural harmony.
Today, egg tarts remain a crowd favorite, attracting both locals and tourists who flock to bakeries for the chance to enjoy these freshly baked delights. You’ll find egg tarts in artisanal spots like Hashtag B and Bakehouse, traditional neighborhood bakeries, cha chaan tengs (local cafés), and even dim sum restaurants. To help you discover the best egg tarts in Hong Kong, Little Steps has scoured the city to bring you the ultimate guide, featuring both hidden gems and the latest viral creations—like the irresistible Eggies from Social Goods.
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If you're willing to splurge a little for some truly drool-worthy egg tarts, Hashtag B is a must-visit. This trendy bakery, with several locations across the city, is known for its incredible selection of baked goods. Their standout Napoleon egg tarts are a treat to remember—featuring a large, flaky pastry shell filled with silky egg custard and a delightful drizzle of caramel at the base. You’ll also find egg tarts in special, unique flavors, making every visit a delicious adventure!
How Much? HK$18/piece
Hashtag B, Various Locations, https://www.hashtag-b.com/
No egg tart list is complete without mentioning Grégoire Michaud's Bakehouse—a firm favorite among both locals and tourists. Since its launch in 2018, Bakehouse has sold over 21 million egg tarts, and the hype shows no signs of slowing down. Be prepared to queue, but trust us—it’s absolutely worth it. Each bite into their buttery, flaky sourdough shell and luscious, creamy filling is nothing short of magical. With multiple locations across the city, Bakehouse continues to attract crowds eager to taste its legendary baked goods.
How Much? HK$14/piece
Bakehouse, Various Locations, https://www.bakehouse.hk/
Social Goods’ Eggies are a modern twist on the classic egg tart and have quickly gained a loyal following. These bite-sized treats are perfectly baked, featuring a delicate, flaky crust and a silky, creamy egg custard filling. Their charming, miniature size makes them as fun to eat as they are delicious. Ideal for sharing or savoring solo, Eggies are a must-try for anyone exploring Hong Kong’s evolving egg tart scene!
Social Goods, LG, Sun Lee Building, 43 Wellington St., Central (Entrance on Pottinger Street, Hong Kong, https://www.socialgoods.club/
Baker by LUBUDS, a boutique bakery nestled in Tai Koo's Cityplaza shopping mall, specializes in premium European baked goods infused with a hint of Japanese flair. Their signature egg tarts feature a buttery croissant base, a velvety, creamy filling, and a perfectly caramelized top layer. These irresistible treats sell out fast, but fresh batches are baked daily at 9:30 AM, 12 noon, and 3 PM—so plan ahead to snag one before they’re gone!
How Much? HK$13/piece
Baker by LUBUDS, Shop 307, 3/F, Cityplaza, 18 Taikoo Shing Road, Tai Koo, +852 2326 8832, https://lubuds.com/bakerbylubuds/
Located in the heart of Kowloon City, this classic cha chaan teng is a go-to spot for enjoying authentic local delights, including their affordable and delicious egg tarts. Featuring a perfectly flaky pastry crust and a creamy, indulgent filling, these egg tarts are the perfect way to elevate your meal. For the full experience, many locals recommend pairing them with a steaming cup of Hong Kong-style hot milk tea.
How Much? HK$7/piece
Shun Hing Restaurant, G/F, 56–58 Nga Tsin Wai Road, Kowloon City, +852 2382 1550, https://maps.app.goo.gl/
Tai Cheong Bakery has been a Hong Kong institution since 1954, winning over generations of loyal customers with its iconic egg tarts. As the pioneers who helped make Hong Kong egg tarts a household name, this bakery is a must-visit for anyone in search of the perfect egg tart. Their signature treat is crafted with a buttery shortcrust pastry shell and filled with a glossy, velvety egg custard that melts in your mouth and transports you to dessert heaven. Choose between their classic buttery shortcrust or a puff pastry version—either way, you’re in for a treat!
How Much? HK$14 - HK$16/piece
Tai Cheong Bakery, Various Locations, https://www.taoheung.com.hk/
Queen Sophie’s egg tarts are a true masterpiece, crafted with an impressive 368 layers of delicate puff pastry. The result is a treat that’s beautifully crisp, thin, and incredibly light, making every bite irresistibly delicious. Each tart is handmade with premium French butter, perfectly complementing its rich, simple, and mouthwatering filling. It’s a must-try for anyone seeking an elevated egg tart experience!
Price: HK$13 for its classic egg tart; HK$18 for its Macau-style Portuguese egg tart
Queen Sophie, Shop 5, B/F, Kai Fung Mansion, 2–24 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, +852 2333 1729, WhatsApp: +852 9888 4642, https://www.instagram.com/
Queen Sophie, G/F, 24 Hau Wong Road, Kowloon City, +852 2333 1728, WhatsApp: +852 9888 4642, https://www.instagram.com/
Soft Thunder is a local artisanal bakery known for its wide selection of pastries, desserts, and baked goods—perfectly paired with a cup of coffee. Their custard egg tarts, crafted with Japanese flour and French butter, boast a silky, rich texture that melts in your mouth with every bite, quickly earning them a spot as a rising star in the artisanal egg tart scene. To keep things exciting, they also release special flavors every few months, so be sure to follow their social media for the latest updates!
How Much? HK$13/piece
Soft Thunder, Shop A, G/F, Hung Lee Building, 29–31 North Street, Kennedy Town, https://www.instagram.com/soft.thunder.bakery/
Soft Thunder, Shop B, G/F, 31 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, https://www.instagram.com/soft.thunder.bakery/
Nestled in Sham Shui Po, this humble gem is beloved by locals for its authentic Hong Kong-style pastries and its warm, close-knit community vibe. Known for its special offers, the bakery has built a loyal following over the years. Their selection includes bread, pastries, and egg tarts that are delightfully light and airy. The best part? These delicious egg tarts are incredibly affordable, priced at just HK$4 each—a true hidden treasure for pastry lovers!
San Hing Bakery & Cakes, G/F, 7 Yen Chow Street, Sham Shui Po, +852 2386 7883, https://maps.app.goo.gl/
That’s right—KFC isn’t just about fried chicken! This fast-food chain is also famous for its creamy Portuguese egg tarts, and they’ve been delighting locals for decades. These egg tarts are the perfect complement to your fried chicken meal, offering a sweet finish that keeps customers coming back for more.
Often described as having a caramelized, slightly burnt sugar topping reminiscent of crème brûlée (yum!), these tarts are a crowd favorite. Even better, they’re super affordable at just HK$10 each, making them a must-try treat!
Silver Mine Bake puts a playful twist on the classic egg tart with their unique mochi egg tarts! These bite-sized delights feature a soft, chewy mochi exterior that gives way to a rich, creamy egg tart filling. Fun and delicious, they’re impossible to stop at just one—perfect for sharing or indulging all on your own!
How Much? HK$28/mochi egg tarts
Silver Mine Bake (Central), G/F, 31 Wing Wo Street, Central, https://www.instagram.com/silvermine.bake/
Silver Mine Bake (Tsim Sha Tsui), 8 Humphreys Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, https://www.instagram.com/silvermine.bake/
Turn your day trip to Sai Kung into a delicious adventure by stopping by Sai Kung Cafe & Bakery, where their Portuguese egg tarts are a must-try. These indulgent treats feature a rich, buttery crust and a custard filling generously packed to the brim, offering the ultimate satisfaction with every bite!
How Much? HK$16/piece
Sai Kung Cafe & Bakery, G/F, 6-7 Kam Po Court, 2 Hoi Pong Square, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, +852 2792 3861, https://maps.app.goo.gl/GiYzVzuu1t9fDwmWA
Kam Wah Cafe is one of Hong Kong’s iconic cha chaan tengs, known for serving up classic, flavorful puff pastry egg tarts that never disappoint. Whether you grab one to go or enjoy it as the perfect treat after one of their delicious meals, these egg tarts are a must-try.
With over three decades of experience, Kam Wah’s pastry chef meticulously crafts each egg tart using premium European ingredients, resulting in one of the best egg tarts in the city. But act fast—they’re baked in batches and often sell out by the afternoon!
How Much? HK$7/piece
Kam Wah Cafe, 47 Bute Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong, +852 2392 6830, www.kamwahcafe.com
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