Hong Kong Bakery

Yum! Talk about a new favorite hidden gem! Right next to a bao bun place (also great) and tucked away in a supermarket, this place is authentic and great. I got a cheese danish for breakfast the next morning. It kept well on the counter. I had to remind myself to not think of it like a traditional danish (love them). When I had that shift, I was happy. This bun was fluffy and creamy and light and sweet. So good. My partner loved the coconut (raspberry?) roll. Also fluffy and perfectly dusted with coconut. The chocolate "cheesecake" was made with mascarpone and very different. Light and almost whipped cream in texture, this cake was the perfect dessert to share. It's but 5 get one free. I'd try that deal- they were so good!

They are located inside of the Super G Mart. I was in bakery heaven because they have so many different pastries and baked goods. A lot of them I remember having growing up, and I'm so happy I was able to get them here. I ended up getting sponge cake and a cheese bread. My partner picked out two buns, since we wanted to take advantage of the buy 5 get 1 free deal. They also make custom fruit birthday cakes. I would've bought one of everything but it's too much and would be overkill. I can see myself being a regular here, and I'd totally come back when I'm in the area next. I'd recommend this place to anyone in the area looking for a bakery. They have beyond just Asian pastries, I saw danishes and even churros which is pretty cool.

For many, many years, this bakery has been the highlight of my trips to G-Mart. Despite being such a dive, it's probably the best Asian bakery in Charlotte. I absolutely LOVE their pastries...and their Bubble Teas aren't bad either.Not only do I love their great selection of pastries, cakes, dessert teas and more, I appreciate their super-friendly pricing. THE only reason I'm docking a star is how I dread it's messy displays (using a ton of cheap labeling!) and its awkward, cramped quarters by the cashier stand. It always amazes me how this place has such an ambitious menu of pastries and drinks (and SO damn good!)...yet SO frugal with its space. Maybe I'm wrong, but this place always seem to be bustling with good business...so I've often wondered why they never bothered to expand (or at least upgrade its appearance)? I personally would love it if they moved to a bigger, nicer location...on its own. Or even start a second chain! Guess I can keep dreaming?

I always watch out for healthy food & I've never been a fan of those icing sugary creamy cakes. I remember my HongKong European cakes that we love for birthday or occasions but hard to find in charlotte.I know 2 places, one in Stallings Asian Market and this one the HongKong Bakery inside Super G-Mart on Independant Blvd.Last week, we had a Friday social dancing party with friends birthday, I ordered one from HongKong Bakery for my friends who are not from my home town HongKong. I thought I could introduce this more mild sweetness cake to them. With fresh fruits on top and fillings to see how everyone accept it.Surprised me, most people like it or even love it as it's not soooooo sweet and they came with fresh fruits.The only thing I suggest to the bakery owner is to ask customer if they need a small box of candle and a plastic knife as we were going out without such preparation. We rushed to get those items on the way.I would definitely order again!

Not sure about Hong Kong style...but they have many varieties of cakes, breads, pastries and drinks. I only tried their pandan sponge cake, fresh fruit sponge cake and their milky cake. The first two were on the drier side, spongy but lack of some moist texture. The milky cake was the best among them but still did not win my heart. Their bakery items are are buy 5 get 1 free, not a bad deal. The staffs were friendly.

When I'm in Charlotte, I'm considered Well-Hong, because before Long, I drop by the 'Kong. If you wanna be Well-Hong, come to this bakery.Right next to Honey Buns inside the International Food Court and absolutely delicious. Both bubble tea shops have great baked goods and some really nice bubble teas. I especially like the milk tea from here which was Hong Kong style, and might be the best Boba that I had throughout my time in North Carolina. Except of course for Quickly in Cary-Morrisville.Service not as nice as Best Buns, but I think the Boba was better and that's what I really come for.

Looking for Asian pastries for cheap?? Check out the Hong Kong Bakery. I tried the bun with seeds on top and red bean paste on the inside as well as the pork bun. The pork didn't look cooked on the inside so I didn't eat it but the bun with the bean paste was good. Not to sweet and enough to share. Also tried the cold milk coffee which was mildly sweet. I would come again to try more of the sweet pastries.

Whenever I shop, I order a drink. I prefer their milk teas but the smoothies I have had were good too. Have ordered cakes for occasions multiple times, and it's always been so good - not to sweet and always moist. I love the fresh fruit on the cake. At each event, the cake has been GONE. They usually have mini slices at the bakery window of similar textures.

Best Tres Leches cakes we have tried in the area! We had the strawberry tres leches cake and it was not dry and the taste was awesome! The strawberries were also very fresh. The whipped cream was so fluffy and not overly sweet!

The only place I can find Guy May Bao like it's supposed to be made. I'm from the SF Bay Area in Ca and there is NO GOOD Chinese food in the western upstate area. This is worth the 1.5h drive to get a taste of HK Chinese pastry.