Hang Heung

Chinese bakery · Soho

Hang Heung

Chinese bakery · Soho

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45號 Dundas St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong

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Handmade wife cakes, egg rolls, and mooncakes since 1920  

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45號 Dundas St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong Get directions

hangheung.com.hk

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45號 Dundas St, Mong Kok, Hong Kong Get directions

+852 2394 7668
hangheung.com.hk
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HK$1–50 · Menu

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Aug 10, 2025

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The Wife Cake as a Symbol of Resistance During the Hong Kong Protests | Eater

"This longtime dim-sum–turned-bakery opened in the 1940s and was the first to serve the wife cake there, initially handing the pastry out to guests waiting for seats; it closed its restaurant operations in 1980 to focus solely on baked goods. As the flagship of a small chain, the bakery produces up to 10,000 wife cakes daily across five locations, but can struggle with limited space and manpower during demand surges — on July 27 during the protest-linked “day trip” it sold out, with customers reportedly queuing patiently and orderly in the heat. Its transition from a restaurant to a specialist pastry maker helped establish the neighborhood as a hub for handmade Cantonese pastries and oven-fresh wife cakes." - Vincent Leung

https://www.eater.com/2019/8/6/20756863/hong-kong-extradition-bill-protest-wife-cake-sweetheart-cake-symbol-of-resistance
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coffeeiceblended

Google
The auntie was kind enough to recommend me what to buy, and I found the prices to be quite reasonable. I purchased 2 boxes of their original egg rolls, and they were crumbly, buttery and delicious.

EL Lim

Google
Used to be good but now the aunties are racist. Talked bad about non local people in cantonese and assume we dont understand. Tasted it and it was overrated. There is no queue as well.

Brad

Google
Hang Heung is a local bakery and cake shop that started in 1920 in the Yuen Long area. You can find their branches scattered around the city including this place on Dundas Street in Mongkok, selling wife cakes, walnut cookies and other popular local bakery items behind the counter. Opening hours are 11am to 9pm daily. Probably their most popular year round product is their wife cake. However, locals flock to their branches for mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes which can be purchased individually in tins or in boxes of 4, nicely packaged for those who want to gift them to friends, family or take back home as souvenirs. The Hang Heung mooncakes are very good, the classic lotus with double egg yolk is smooth, with a nice balance of sweetness and saltiness. The Phoenix rolls are pretty good as well.

YL Tan

Google
Best wife cake in Hong Kong! Packaging is very basic, not individually packed so hand carry is a must and even if so the cakes might still crumble. I think the big ones crumble more easily than the small ones, so every time I will get the small ones. Staff is friendly and nice, credit card payment accepted too.

Katong Panda

Google
OMG! The taste and texture of the original wife cakes 老婆饼 are exactly 100% like the one in SG now. What happened to the original taste!! Singaporeans, please don't waste your time buying!! For the same taste, you can buy it at ION or Raffles City in Singapore!!

Angeline Yeoh

Google
So i heard about this local bakery thats famous in wife biscuit 老婆饼. The staff did not greet us or start recommending when we walked in to the shop which had no customers. We just took bought a piece of wife biscuit and left just to try which happen to be good. Honestly the staff could have done a better job and I would have bought more as souvenirs as a first timer.

ah chan

Google
Staff attitude is very bad. When ask more questions about the expiry date, the reply tone is like very inpatient. Bought several boxes and was only told that if need plastic bag as a gift, will need to pay for each of the plastic bag. When checking again with the staff, she was very inpatient and answered that it is government rule not her or the shop's rules.

Kelvin Cheong

Google
Got ignored by staff after waiting for more than 20 mins right infont in plain sight of staff. She acknowledged and approached other customers who just came in.
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Melissa Y.

Yelp
A hole in the wall shop that you can find the famous wife biscuits! I also tried their char siew sou, not bad but since they're not baked here. It's not so fresh. This is just a distribution center. The wife biscuits are 51HKD For 6 biscuits and the egg rolls are 45HKD for 10. Everything mostly has a life span of 1 week
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Chris Y.

Yelp
Surprised nobody has written a review on this place yet! Hang Heung one of the most famous Chinese pastry shops in Hong Kong. Just ask any old local person and they will recommend this place. Though they sell all sorts of traditional Chinese pastries and cakes, their most popular item is their Wife Cake. Wife Cake is a round-shape traditional delicacy with puffy pastry and a sweet winter melon filling. Its definitely became my favorite place to get Wife Cakes. I always pick up some every time I pass the area.
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Marcus C.

Yelp
I have been buying Hang Heung before the launch of Yelp in Hong Kong and strongly recommend both their wife cake and egg rolls. A true egg roll is sweet with a slight aroma of egg. I always buy six small tin cans of egg rolls to go before my flight. There's usually a promotional price if you buy three cans or more. Sadly, they had to close the one they had in the airport. I used to go to the one in Sha Tin, but they closed that one, too. Nevertheless, I go out of my way to make sure that I grab some before my flight, even if it means that my layover in Hong Kong is merely 7 hours and 40 minutes. Special shout out to Jando S., who agreed to meet me in front of this place during my extremely brief stay in Hong Kong.